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2. Frame Technology and FrameMaker.
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Murray, David J.
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TECHNICAL publishing , *DESKTOP publishing software , *FRAMEMAKER (Computer software) , *ELECTRONIC publishing software , *LAYOUT (Printing) -- Data processing - Abstract
Frame technology became a leading provider of technical publishing software within two years of its founding in 1986. Frame went public in February 1992, and by the end of that year, its flagship software, FrameMaker, ran on Apple Macintosh, Microsoft Windows, and all leading Unix workstations of that era. It was used by thousands of high-tech companies around the globe. The company was acquired by Adobe Systems in 1995 at a valuation of approximately $500 million. This paper is a personal remembrance by the founder who co-wrote FrameMaker 1.0, and lead Frame's product design and product strategy through its IPO. It tells Frame's founding story, and describes the key product and architectural features that contributed to its success. This paper also briefly describes Frame's early funding model, business and sales strategies, and culture. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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3. The Xerox Alto Publishing Platform.
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Sproull, Robert F.
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DESKTOP publishing software , *PDF (Computer file format) , *DESKTOP publishing , *TYPOGRAPHIC design - Abstract
Starting in 1973, researchers at the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (PARC) built the first networked workstation platform (Alto and Ethernet) and a suite of applications and services to explore office automation. Separate interactive tools allowed people to create and edit different sorts of document content, which were then merged onto pages using Press files, a page description file format. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2018
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4. Most used ICT methodologies for student learning in Erasmus+ projects related to eLearning
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Maria A. Castro and Francisco José García-Peñalvo
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Knowledge management ,students ,business.industry ,European projects ,Field (computer science) ,Basic skills ,Work (electrical) ,Information and Communications Technology ,ICT ,ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATION ,Learning ,media_common.cataloged_instance ,Office automation ,Sociology ,European union ,Student learning ,business ,Erasmus+ ,media_common - Abstract
European projects provide very valuable information on the methodologies that are being used at an educational level in different countries of the European Union and associated countries, for this reason this article focuses on how students' learning is approached through technologies within European projects related to the field of eLearning. The information provided is the result of the research that is being carried out on the PhD work within the GRIAL group of the University of Salamanca. The results show a greater representation of projects from the school and VET sectors and that the predominant ICT tools used by the students are those connected to office automation management, basic skills as well as the use of network resources and platforms for collaboration, and digital educational games, with small differences between educational fields.
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- 2021
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5. Research on Sports Computer Integrated Management System Based on Network Environment under the Background of Smart Sports
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Zhikai Cao
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Information management ,Engineering management ,Campus network ,Computer science ,Cultural diversity ,ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATION ,Office automation ,State (computer science) ,Management process ,Physical education ,Computer technology - Abstract
With the development of economic and cultural level, computer and network technology have also developed rapidly and become more and more popular. Computer information management technology has also been widely used in education system. For various reasons, physical education management has been in a backward state in using computer and network technology, so it is necessary to develop the physical education management network system. The application of computer integrated management system in college teaching can effectively integrate and distribute resources and give full play to the efficiency, convenience and openness of computer technology. Physical education management network system should have functional modules such as physical education management and sports competition management, and realize effective connection with campus network. In order to make modern computer and network technology better applied to school physical education teaching and management under the background of intelligent sports, this paper discusses the working content and management process of sports computer integrated management system.
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- 2021
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6. Smart Office Automation System using IOT: An efficient database management system
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Mili M. Mehta, Simran Jariwala, Nishant Doshi, and Miti Upadhyay
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Schedule ,Smart system ,Database ,Energy management ,Computer science ,0206 medical engineering ,0211 other engineering and technologies ,02 engineering and technology ,computer.software_genre ,Process automation system ,020601 biomedical engineering ,Real-time locating system ,Resource (project management) ,021105 building & construction ,Office automation ,Wireless sensor network ,computer - Abstract
The current trends and advancements in IoT have resulted in interactive, innovative and automated implementations of smart systems. The paper proposes a smart office automation system that creates an employee friendly atmosphere with the help of IoT, interconnected sensor networks and efficient database system. At the entrance, employees don’t have to manually mark their presence in the office every day. Instead of this, it gets done as soon as they enter the office using the RTLS tags without touching or standing in the queue as it prevails in most of the offices. The AC units and appliances power up automatically according to the entrance and occupancy of the employees using various sensors and interconnected network system. The owner of the company can keep a check on the resource utilization using the smart energy management sensors. Also, the employees can check the availability of meeting room and can schedule a slot for their meeting by just a click. The paper puts forward feasible, cost effective as well as resource efficient system.
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- 2021
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7. Research on Application of Collaboration Office Automation Technology in Flipped Classroom
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Hui Liu and Yan Zhang
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Online and offline ,Multimedia ,Computer science ,Process (engineering) ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Distance education ,computer.software_genre ,Flipped classroom ,Mode (computer interface) ,ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATION ,Office automation ,Quality (business) ,Discipline ,computer ,media_common - Abstract
Since the COVID-19, the Flipped Classroom has been gradually promoted and applied from offline to online. With the control of COVID-19 and the reopening of schools, the focus of Flipped Classroom application has changed to an online and offline combining mode. Many different professional academic disciplines are trying to apply online teaching platform or online course platform to the teaching practice of Flipped Classroom, so as to improve teaching effect and learning quality. Compared with online teaching platform or online course platform, we found a technology that can better serve the Flipped Classroom in the collaboration office automation system. Whether it is the completely online teaching mode of Flipped Classroom or the online and offline combining Flipped Classroom, this technology can better improve the efficiency and effect of the Flipped Classroom. This paper aims to discuss the application mode of collaboration office automation technology in Flipped Classroom, carries out feasibility analysis, and discusses problems and challenges that may appear in the application process.
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- 2021
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8. Word Suggestions for non-word Text Errors using Similarity Measure
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R. P. Bhavsar, Kavita. T. Patil, and B. V. Pawar
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Computer science ,business.industry ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Cosine similarity ,02 engineering and technology ,Ambiguity ,Similarity measure ,computer.software_genre ,Keyboard layout ,Memorization ,Spelling ,020204 information systems ,0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering ,Office automation ,Artificial intelligence ,business ,computer ,Word (computer architecture) ,Natural language processing ,media_common - Abstract
Spelling errors are a common phenomenon in any text writing system. It is due to various factors like memorization, spelling construction and training, and word ambiguity of that language. With the advent of machines keyboard layout also one of the causes for spelling mistakes. Natural Language Processing (NLP) is a prominent research area in the territory of human language. A spelling checker is a key aspect of many applications such as the MT framework, information retrieval, Desktop applications, and Office automation framework, etc. There are various approaches to spelling checking like rule-based, data-driven, etc. With the commencement of machine learning, a new dimension was introduced as a similarity measure. In this paper, we proposed the cosine similarity measure which handles the nonword error in the Marathi language text. As cosine similarity measure is an important strategy of spelling checking by using this strategy, we enhanced the quality of suggestions for non-word errors. This algorithm also boosts the user’s proficiency in the situation when the users impotent to measure the accurate spelling by themselves. We have harvested about 9, 29, 663 unique words from various sources. The system results in suggestion generation accuracy of about 86.61%
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- 2021
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9. Establishing a smart grid node architecture and demonstrator in an office environment using the SOA approach.
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Koss, Dagmar, Bytschkow, Denis, Kirti Gupta, Pragya, Schatz, Bernhard, Sellmayr, Florian, and Bauereiss, Steffen
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The introduction of low-cost renewable energy production, e.g., by photovoltaic, has turned classical grid nodes like homes and offices in prosumers, taking an active role in smart energy systems by merging home-automation and energy production functionality. However, to become a self-balancing element of a stable smart grid, supporting the energy-aware cooperative production, storage, and consumption, a scalable software is needed, tailored for smart micro grids and their integration in large-scale systems. In the following, the implementation of a layered SOA-based distributed architecture is presented, that provides open interfaces simplifying the plug-and-play of hardware and software components. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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- 2012
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10. Research on Automatic Acquisition and Compilation of Office Software Secondary Development Based on Association Rules
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Guang Xi, Ya chen, and Hoe-Kyung Jung
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Secondary development ,business.industry ,Computer science ,Paperless office ,Microsoft Office ,Application software ,computer.software_genre ,Automation ,Engineering management ,Software ,System integration ,Office automation ,business ,computer - Abstract
Microsoft Office is an office automation software developed by Microsoft. Word, Excel, Power Point, Outlook and other application software we use are all components. Successful office software must have enough open characteristics to make it from an independent closed application software to an open office platform. Office software has been successfully applied in the software integration of many office automation systems. The realization of office automation is also the need of the development of colleges and universities. The use of office automation to deal with a large number of daily affairs can improve the efficiency of school management. Based on the association rules, this paper calls the functions of various types of development to realize some functions of secondary development of editing and editing automation. Input efficiency will be improved by completing wizard-style input for a variety of complex documents. Automation technology is used to solve the secondary development of Office documents, which better and fully reflects the convenience brought by software openness. The application and development prospects of Office secondary development are embarrassing. As more and more users have been learning about secondary development, a new era of “paperless office” will emerge, and enterprises and institutions will become the biggest beneficiaries.
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- 2020
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11. Research and Implementation of Key Technologies for Transforming Formatted Data into Natural Language Text
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Wang Cong, Yuan Baofeng, Zhou Feng, Guangpeng Ji, Tong Chun, Jun Zhang, and Lin Zhentian
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Multimedia ,computer.internet_protocol ,business.industry ,Process (engineering) ,Computer science ,computer.software_genre ,Visualization ,Data modeling ,Software ,Data file ,Office automation ,business ,computer ,XML ,Natural language - Abstract
Office automation systems generally process data in XML and other formats when storing and exchanging information, which can make the computer more convenient for automatic processing to improve work efficiency. However, such data files are not easy for the average person to read. In everyday applications, this approach is not applicable on a large scale and requires editing and drawing natural language text reports based on formatted data. Most of this work is completed manually by the user, which is repeated in the work, resulting in no significant improvement in office efficiency. Therefore, in order to improve the real-time efficiency of work, people need to conduct in-depth research on the conversion mechanism from formatted data to natural language text. This system can carry out automatic data processing according to the characteristics of official document report of the office system, so as to reduce the burden of users.
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- 2020
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12. MOOC Assessment: a comparison between online assessment and face to face practical assessment
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Gabriel Limones, Otilia Maria Alejandro Molina, Elias Madrid, and Ashley Aviles
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Comprehension ,Formative assessment ,Face-to-face ,Summative assessment ,Instructional design ,Computer science ,ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATION ,Mathematics education ,Office automation ,Online assessment - Abstract
The assessment of a MOOC is an important part of the instructional design. It gives tools to students to self-evaluate through learning. The objective of this paper is to analyze the students´ assessment results from an Office Automation MOOC created at a Polytechnic Ecuadorian school. Students’ assessments evaluation will focus on exercises developed on the LMS (phase one), on a theoretical exam (phase two) and a face to face practical exam (phase three). The office automation MOOC assessment period corresponds to 2019-2t. The results showed that students don’t see the videos, they prefer to accomplish the activities in the MOOC to success phase one of the assessment; students know about general topics but don’t know about specific tools or applications, being Word application the less understood. Students mastered Excel more than PowerPoint. Additionally, the analysis of the activities of the MOOC in phase one, brought more comprehension of what happened in the phase three (face to face exam).
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- 2020
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13. Robotic Process Automation: An Overview and Comparison to Other Technology in Industry 4.0
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Bernhard Axmann and Harmoko Harmoko
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Industry 4.0 ,Process (engineering) ,Computer science ,business.industry ,Office automation ,Service provider ,Process automation system ,business ,Automation ,Purchasing ,Manufacturing engineering ,Electronic mail - Abstract
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is an office automation solution that has grown rapidly in recent years. RPA is not a physical robot, it is a software that act like human in interacting with computer. The Activities such as reading emails, opening attachments, entering data, making reports and others, is done fast, accurate and reliable. RPA has three different types; attended mode, unattended mode and hybrid, which can be used for various processes in many departments such as; purchasing, production, human resources, sales and marketing. RPA brings benefits for companies, customers and employees. However, the limitations of RPA are still a challenge that must be overcome by software developers and other service provider. Compare to other technology (PPS, Digital Twin, AR and VR), RPA provides highest efficiency in personnel cost and it requires lowest investment cost. RPA is relatively easy to adapted and integrated into process and system in the company, so the development time of RPA is shorter than other technology.
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- 2020
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14. Design and Implementation of Meteorological Equipment Management System
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Jing Chen
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Set (abstract data type) ,Computer science ,Management system ,Systems engineering ,InformationSystems_DATABASEMANAGEMENT ,Office automation ,Process control ,Reliability (statistics) ,Data modeling - Abstract
In order to meet the requirements of information and office automation, a set of meteorological technical equipment management system is developed, which can be used to directly query, modify, add and browse various instruments and equipment data in the warehouse. The establishment of the system has improved the efficiency and reliability of meteorological technology and equipment management.
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- 2020
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15. 'Office Automation' Teaching Practice Combining Constructivist Teaching Model
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Juan Ye
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business.industry ,Vocational education ,Quality education ,ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATION ,Mathematics education ,Office automation ,Sociology ,business ,Automation ,Competence (human resources) ,Constructivist teaching methods - Abstract
In education and teaching today, traditional single teaching approaches can no longer meet the development requirements and changes of the times. In this paper, the constructivist teaching theory and approach are explored combined with the experience of marketing teaching and research work from the cognitive characteristics of educational objects with the competence and quality education of marketing students as the starting point based on the requirements of higher vocational education. In addition, a series of action-oriented teaching approaches such as the “debate teaching approach”, “role-playing approach”, and “project-driven teaching approach” are applied specifically to the occupational teaching of “Office automation (OA)” to break the shackles of traditional teaching approaches on the teaching thoughts of teachers.
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- 2020
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16. Layout and Text Extraction from Document Images using Neural Networks
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Manoj Gorai and Manisha J. Nene
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Information retrieval ,Artificial neural network ,Point (typography) ,Computer science ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Perspective (graphical) ,02 engineering and technology ,Document processing ,Convolutional neural network ,Market segmentation ,020204 information systems ,0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering ,Office automation ,020201 artificial intelligence & image processing ,Quality (business) ,media_common - Abstract
This paper attempts to provide a new perspective for efficient text extraction techniques by including the layout information of the document images along with the text. The study proposes a novel approach of segmenting the image into smaller images based on its meta-data knowledge and then applying functions for recognition of text from the smaller images. Due to a lack of layout information of the text, poor results are generated during text searching by office automation tools. With this restriction usage of the text for various environments becomes limited and usage of extracted text may not be done effectively. The study proposes a technique to understand the structural and functional layout of the document image and using this knowledge to develop a better model. To verify the point of view, additional intelligence is attached to the data, making it capable to be used in varied environments. With this added quality, the new proposed system can extract and identify text or group of text into different entities within the document which the previous systems could not achieve. The proposal can be beneficial particularly for the development of various document processing tools.
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- 2020
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17. Impact of Enterprise Social Media Affordances on Thriving at Work: A Perspective from the Psychological Empowerment Theory
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Yuan Sun, Mengjie Zhu, Anand Jeyaraj, Lixia Wu, and Mengyi Zhu
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Work (electrical) ,business.industry ,Perspective (graphical) ,Thriving ,ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDSOCIETY ,Office automation ,Social media ,Sociology ,Public relations ,Psychological empowerment ,Vitality ,business ,Affordance - Abstract
Enterprise Social Media (ESM) is an emerging tool of office automation in the era of web 2.0 which are widely adopted within organizations. This study aims to investigate the effect of ESM affordances on employees' thriving at work (i.e., vitality and learning). Based on the psychological empowerment theory, this study proposes a model to examine how ESM affordances influence employees' thriving at work through enhancing psychological empowerment.
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- 2020
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18. A Threefold Dataset for Activity and Workflow Recognition in Complex Industrial Environments.
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Voulodimos, Athanasios, Kosmopoulos, Dimitrios, Vasileiou, Georgios, Sardis, Emmanuel, Anagnostopoulos, Vasileios, Lalos, Constantinos, Doulamis, Anastasios, and Varvarigou, Theodora
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WORKFLOW ,ACQUISITION of data ,PSYCHOLOGY ,FACTORIES ,AUTOMOTIVE engineering ,FLEXIBLE manufacturing systems ,MULTIMEDIA systems - Abstract
Unlike any previous effort, the Workflow Recognition (WR) large-scale dataset is a collection of video sequences from the real industrial manufacturing environment of a major automobile manufacturer. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2012
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19. Service-Oriented Framework for Human Task Support and Automation.
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Sasa, A., Juric, M.B., and Krisper, M.
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Due to increasingly demanding requirements for business flexibility and agility, automation of end-to-end industrial processes has become an important topic. Business process execution needs to support automated tasks execution as well as human tasks. In this paper we show that for certain types of human tasks it is relevant to consider their further automation. We propose a service-oriented architectural framework for human task execution, which improves their execution by automating and semi-automating decision making based on ontologies and agent technology. The approach is generic and can be used for any type of industrial or industrial support business process. As a proof-of-concept we have developed a system providing the above-described support for human task intensive business processes in an electric power transmission company, which has shown considerable improvements in the efficiency of human tasks. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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- 2008
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20. Intelligent virtual agents for contact center automation.
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Gilbert, M., Wilpon, J.G., Stern, B., and Di Fabbrizio, G.
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The explosion of multimedia data, the continuous growth in computing power, and advances in machine learning and speech and natural language processing are making it possible to create a new breed of virtual intelligent agents capable of performing sophisticated and complex tasks that are radically transforming contact centers. These virtual agents are enabling ubiquitous and personalized access to communication services from anywhere. They ultimately provide a vehicle to fully automate eContact services without agent personnel. They are not limited to multimodal, multimedia, and multilingual capabilities, but also possess learning and data-mining capabilities to enable them to scale and self-maintain as well as extract and report on business intelligence. AT&T VoiceTone is a subset of this eContact revolution focused on creating this new wave of intelligent communication services. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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- 2005
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21. A sensing chair using pressure distribution sensors.
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Tan, H.Z., Slivovsky, L.A., and Pentland, A.
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The sensing chair project enables an ordinary office chair to become aware of its occupant's actions and needs. Surface-mounted pressure distribution sensors are placed over the seatpan and backrest of the chair for real time capturing of contact information between the chair and its occupant. Given the similarity between a pressure distribution map and a gray-scale image, pattern recognition techniques commonly used in computer and robot vision, such as principal components analysis, were successfully applied to solving the problem of sitting posture classification. The current static posture classification system operates in real time with an overall classification accuracy of 96% and 79% for familiar and unfamiliar users, respectively. The results obtained form important stepping stones toward an intelligent chair that can find applications in many areas including multimodal interfaces, intelligent environment, and safety of automobile operations [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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- 2001
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22. Self Service System for Library Automation : Case Study at Telkom University Open Library
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Donny Rizky Pratama, Muhammad Rizky Ramzani, and Nyoman Bogi Aditya Karna
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World Wide Web ,Service (business) ,Loan ,Business process ,business.industry ,Computer science ,Self-service ,Office automation ,Systems design ,Radio-frequency identification ,business ,Automation - Abstract
With an increasing number of the student body at Telkom University, office automation is one of many possible solutions to provide better and personalized service to students. This automation also includes library services, covering self loan, self-return, and self-pickup, which commonly use RFID (Radio Frequency Identification). The problem arises in RFID-based self-service system for library automation, which is how to ensure that the ID card of the patron truly belongs to the person using the service. This problem follows the self-loan service since the ID card of the patron is used only when borrowing the collection. Another problem is how to ensure that the borrowed collection is the actual collection registered in the LMS (Library Management System). This research proposes a business process of a self loan system design that minimizes fraudulent practice in borrowing collections by merging image capture of the patron and the borrowed collection where the librarian is not necessarily present for circulation.
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- 2019
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23. Using Gamification to Motivate Occupants to Energy Efficiency in a Social Setting of a Building Automation System
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Joao Cambeiro, Armanda Rodrigues, Vasco Amaral, Joana Paris, DI - Departamento de Informática, and NOVALincs
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Energy Efficiency ,business.industry ,05 social sciences ,Human-in-the-loop ,020207 software engineering ,Context (language use) ,02 engineering and technology ,Space (commercial competition) ,Gamification ,Computer Science Applications ,Immersive technology ,Risk analysis (engineering) ,0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering ,Building Automation Systems ,Office automation ,Business logic ,CPS ,0501 psychology and cognitive sciences ,SDG 7 - Affordable and Clean Energy ,Set (psychology) ,business ,Software ,050107 human factors ,Efficient energy use ,Building automation - Abstract
UID/CEC/04516/2019 The widespread use of IoTs, as cheap and immersive technology, is enabling a wide range of daily life systems where Humans play a central role. It is commonly accepted that Humans sometimes present non-reliable behaviour. On the other hand, Gamification is becoming a common technique in system development to integrate business logic and induce Humans to accomplish certain goals and enforce systems reliability. Due to human nature, the evolution of game logic becomes an essential aspect of such systems to keep users engaged and participative. In this paper, we illustrate and discuss evolution in the particular scenario of a running Office Automation System in our open space. Here, the Human plays different roles such as an actuator, source of system input, a controller (decision maker), or simply environment (Human-in-the-loop). The mentioned system is the result of partially retrofitting a room of a forty years old building. It runs with a dynamic context scenario (that motivates different setups) and is formed by a heterogeneous set of IoTs. Those types of equipment are integrated to mainly accomplish two, sometimes conflicting, main goals: energy efficiency and Human comfort. As we will describe next, given the complexity of our system, various system's requirements need to be fulfilled at the same time. Those will dynamically change during runtime to contribute to both efficiency and participants' engagement. Not only the game requirements of the system evolve, but also the participants' behaviour change. We have consulted the open space's occupants on their daily routines and their preferences towards Gamification and gamified systems, particularly considering their social settings. They were also consulted on their views towards achieving energy efficiency in the open space. The results of this assessment are presented in this paper. The major suggestions were integrated into the current design of the system. We considered those that could contribute to the system's efficiency and reliability according to the system's goals. Besides, we also considered those that led to the use of several game techniques for motivating and improving the Humans' participation. authorsversion published
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- 2019
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24. Sensor Based Smart Office Control System
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Abdul Ahad Munir, Diyan Ahmad, Syed Zulqadar Hassan, Muhammad Usman Awais, Umar Riaz, Muhammad Tayyeb, Tariq Kamal, Hamza Kaleem, Amir Zahoor, and Muhammad Abbas Khan
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business.industry ,Computer science ,Mobile apps ,law.invention ,Bluetooth ,Light intensity ,Software ,law ,Smart office ,Control system ,Office automation ,Android (operating system) ,business ,Telecommunications - Abstract
People spend a huge time in the office. The office environment directly affects the efficiency of employees. Therefore, the office needs to be comfortable. Smart offices make life easier for employees and customers. Office automation makes the system more transparent and can share information more openly, thus creating a huge impact on the operation of the industrial sector and enterprises. This research has potential to control full office load and separate portion load. It can control the lights of office by light intensity control. It measures the temperature by sensors and then turns off or turn on the different devices accordingly to maintain the temperature. It also includes the knock command for turning on or off a device. This all process is controlled by using the android mobile app, windows software, knock command and Bluetooth. After temperature comparison AC and heaters are turned on automatically. Light intensity increases or decreases according to day light. LCD displays show no. of persons entered, meeting room availability, amperes and voltages etc.
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- 2019
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25. Design and Implementation of Office Automation System Based on J2EE Architecture.
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Wu, Peng
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The traditional official business work mainly relies on manual operation. After summarizing the development of the office automation system, Firstly, we combine official business processing with distributed development model, and then propose the system design on the basis of J2EE framework. The system can reduce the work intensity with the help of the network and computer technology as well as the related information resources. Then the timely information exchange can be guaranteed. So the resource of the company can be integrated and the work efficiency can be improved. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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- 2012
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26. Sensing happiness.
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Yano, Kazuo, Lyubomirsky, Sonja, and Chancellor, Joseph
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CELL phones , *LAPTOP computers , *TELECOMMUNICATION , *EMAIL , *MOBILE communication systems - Abstract
The unmanageable in-box, the cellphone and laptop that keep you electronically tethered to the office, the endless 30-second distractions from incoming e-mail and text messages. Sound familiar? The same advances in computers and telecommunications that have brought about tremendous gains in productivity have also made the work lives of professionals a misery. No wonder that these days many people's dream vacations include thoughts of tossing their mobile phones into a mountain stream and fully unplugging. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2012
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27. A Meeting Scheduler for Office Automation.
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Sugihara, Kazuo, Kikuno, Tohru, and Yoshida, Noriyoshi
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PRODUCTION scheduling , *OFFICE practice automation , *OPERATIONS research , *MATHEMATICAL programming , *MEETINGS , *EMPLOYEES - Abstract
Scheduling of meetings is one of the basic functions demanded in office automation, since office workers spend much time on meetings. This paper discusses a scheduling problem of meetings and presents a meeting scheduler for office automation which provides an automatic mechanism for updating a schedule of meetings. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 1989
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28. Transformation and Verification of Office Procedures.
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Shi-Kuo Chang and Wu-Lung Chan
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OFFICE practice automation , *OFFICE information systems , *OFFICE procedures , *PETRI nets , *COMPUTER network protocols , *COMPUTER systems - Abstract
An office procedure is a structured set of office activities for accomplishing a specific office task. A unified model, called office procedure model (OFM), is presented to model office procedures. The OPM describes the relationships among messages, databases, alerters, and activities. The OPM can be used to coordinate and integrate the activities of an office procedure. The OPM also allows the specification of office protocols in an office information system. A methodology for the verification of office procedures is presented. With this methodology, potential problems in office procedure specification, such as dead- lock, unspecified message reception, etc., can be analyzed effectively. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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29. Specification of Forms Processing and Business Procedures for Office Automation.
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Shu, N.C., Lum, V.Y., Tung, F.C., and Chang, C.L.
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OFFICE practice automation , *AUTOMATION , *COMPUTER software , *SOFTWARE engineering , *COMPUTER systems - Abstract
Business activities, in general, involve data processing (such as queries, extraction, manipulation, and restructuring of data, etc.) as well as conventional office work centered around preparation, distribution, and filing and retrieval of documents. Convinced that most of these activities can be expressed in terms of forms, we present in this paper a formal means for specification of forms processing. The underlying concept is that business functions can be decomposed into meaningfully connected form processes Where each process either produces or modifies a form. Powerful constructs are provided so that most of the common data processing activities can be expressed in a very high level, concise, and yet compilable manner. Using forms processing as a foundation, we then present a facility for business procedure definition. Its goal is to specify meaningful connections among predefined form processes (e.g., when to trigger a process and where to route the result, etc.) so that well structured, routine or semiroutine business procedures can be automated. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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30. Energy and Routing Efficiency in IoT: Proposal for Combined Approach
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N C Naveen and Gauri S Rapate
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Computer science ,business.industry ,Home automation ,Distributed computing ,Automotive industry ,Key (cryptography) ,Office automation ,Energy consumption ,Routing (electronic design automation) ,business ,Automation ,Heterogeneous network - Abstract
As the world moves towards increased automation, Internet of Things (IoT) based solutions are playing key role in various fields like Healthcare, Home Automation, Office automation, Automotive, Agriculture to realize this goal. However, deploying an IoT solution in these sectors requires it to be a cost-effective one. One of the major challenges today for reducing the cost is to reduce the end-to-end energy consumption and employ optimized routing techniques. Individual approaches have been proposed by researchers to address this issues, this paper combines some of these approaches and proposes the methodology to optimize energy and routing efficiently in heterogeneous network.
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- 2018
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31. Design and Implementation of Business Processes Efficiency Analysis System
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Jingtao Shang, Mingming Dong, Bo Li, and Pu Zhao
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Management theory ,Process management ,Computer science ,Business process ,business.industry ,Information technology ,020207 software engineering ,Process design ,02 engineering and technology ,Business process reengineering ,0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering ,Production (economics) ,Office automation ,020201 artificial intelligence & image processing ,business - Abstract
With the continuous development of information technology, most enterprises have realized office automation and the business process runs through the whole life of enterprise activities. The importance of business processes to modern enterprises is self-evident. With the development of business processes, business process reengineering as an advanced management theory has become an important issue in the production and management of modern enterprises. However, most companies do not have a efficiency analysis system to evaluate existing business processes, so they cannot effectively reengineer business processes. In addition, the cost of process reengineering is very high, and blind transformation will result in a waste of manpower, material resources and financial resources. So, although the business process reengineering theory has been advanced, the implementation success rate is very low. In this paper analyzes and studies the composition and characteristics of Primeton platform. Based on this, a business process efficiency analysis system is constructed, which can dynamically and accurately display the efficiency of the department and activity nodes. The system provides a reliable data reference for business process reengineering and can effectively guide companies to effectively evaluate existing business processes.
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- 2018
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32. Constructing Business Simulation Training Platform Based on Workflow Management Systems
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Liangliang Zhang, Yajuan Yang, and Quanju Zhang
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Business simulation ,Computer science ,Process (engineering) ,business.industry ,020207 software engineering ,02 engineering and technology ,Workflow Reference Model ,Workflow technology ,Engineering management ,Workflow ,New product development ,0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering ,Office automation ,020201 artificial intelligence & image processing ,business ,Workflow management system - Abstract
Since the concept of workflow originates from the fields of production organization and office automation in 1970s, workflow technology research and related product development have entered a more prosperous stage during the 80s. Presently, workflow management technology has been successfully applied to libraries, hospitals, insurance companies and, of the most important, to the industrial fields. This paper aims at how the workflow-based technology can be applied to the area of intelligent education. We focus the attention on some important aspects of constructing business training platform with the workflow management system technology based-on, such as the construction framework, platform functions and implementation. Mean-while, workflow reference model design is presented and the workflow-based scheduling is carried out that will be employed in the developing process. Moreover, we point out the follow-up development potentials for constructing other wisdom training platform based on the workflow management systems.
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- 2018
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33. Smart Control System Solution for Smart Cities
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Jithu G. Panicker, Ravi Kishore Kodali, and Mohamed Azman
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MQTT ,Edge device ,Computer science ,business.industry ,05 social sciences ,050301 education ,Cloud computing ,030206 dentistry ,Process automation system ,Automation ,03 medical and health sciences ,0302 clinical medicine ,Home automation ,Control system ,Office automation ,business ,0503 education ,Computer network - Abstract
Home or Office Automation may be described as a system to provide ease of operation of connected devices or appliances. Most commercial environments, during active hours, consume large amounts of energy resources; this could be optimized to the minimum by smartly monitoring and managing the resources. IoT (Internet of Things) enables this to be a possible solution at reasonable cost factors. However, it is important to note that in commercial environments, security is a key factor; corporations cannot depend on opening up their networks to the outside world in order to avail the services offered by currently available smart-devices. Localizing and privatizing the entire automation and control system would be desirable for such domains. The work presented in this paper proposes a solution for such applications which is crucial for the development of Smart Cities as a whole along with Smart Homes. One of the simplest tasks is to switch a light source, HVAC systems or any other electrical equipment on or off, by being physically present in the premises, remotely or automatically based on time or a sensor's reading. Furthermore, the intensity of the light source, the temperature of the HVAC systems and such parameters could also be varied. Development of technology in the field has enabled the production of cheap and small-sized computers like Raspberry Pi which are also known as Single Board Computers (SBC). The prototype designed is equipped with a secure local MQTT link for communication between the control and automation system and the Edge Devices. Additionally, it is equipped with a speech recognition system to give the users a much more intuitive and natural mean to communicate with and control the connected devices.
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- 2018
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34. The Smart Doorbell: A proof-of-concept Implementation of a Bluetooth Mesh Network
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Leonardo Eras, Caril Martinez, and Federico Dominguez
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business.industry ,Computer science ,Mesh networking ,Doorbell ,Energy consumption ,law.invention ,Bluetooth ,law ,Server ,Office automation ,Communications protocol ,business ,Building automation ,Computer network - Abstract
Bluetooth Mesh is a new communications protocol for connecting Bluetooth Low Energy devices in a mesh network; it originates as an alternative solution for home and office automation applications. Being a relatively new technology, there is a need to test Bluetooth Mesh in a realistic working environment to asses its strengths and weaknesses. We implemented a basic proof-of-concept Bluetooth Mesh network in our office building for a well-known office automation application: a smart doorbell. The smart doorbell uses Bluetooth Mesh technology to send and receive event messages inside a building and expand its reach with relay nodes. The network nodes were designed in-house according to the requirements of the application. This paper explores the design in hardware and software of a Bluetooth Mesh network in a real environment considering some evaluation metrics, such as package loss across distance and power consumption. It reports some issues regarding energy consumption and relay features. Results show that this technology performed well in our building automation application when considering factors such as radio transmission power and environment settings to achieve optimal functioning.
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- 2018
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35. Radio Frequency Based (RF) Control & Operation of Electrical/Electronic Appliances in Home/Offices
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Ravi Agarwal, T. Ramachandran, Sanjiv Kumar, and Ajay Kumar
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050208 finance ,SIMPLE (military communications protocol) ,business.industry ,Computer science ,020208 electrical & electronic engineering ,05 social sciences ,Control (management) ,Electrical engineering ,02 engineering and technology ,Automation ,Field (computer science) ,Microcontroller ,Work (electrical) ,0502 economics and business ,0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering ,Office automation ,Radio frequency ,business - Abstract
In this technological era, automation is one of the very important sectors where dramatic progress and development is takes place. There is no field without automation let it be industry, domestics, agriculture etc,. The automation is reducing the physical work of human being and also it reduces the error in executing the work/operation. In this paper home/office automation with RF based control technology has been used. This technology is the one of the simple and easy technology for implementing the automation of the electrical / Electronic appliance in home/office. This technology can be used to control/operate any home/office appliance like TV, tube light, fan, motor, refrigerator, charging device etc,. However, in this paper this RF based control technology is used to control the light, motor, fan and charging point.
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- 2018
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36. A Management Model for Making Full Use of Personal Ability in Offshore R&D: A Case Study of a Company Manufacturing Office Automation Equipment
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Yasushi Ogawa, Yang Wang, and Naoshi Uchihira
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media_common.quotation_subject ,05 social sciences ,0211 other engineering and technologies ,Developing country ,Management model ,02 engineering and technology ,Bridge (nautical) ,Boundary (real estate) ,Engineering management ,Order (business) ,021105 building & construction ,0502 economics and business ,Office automation ,Submarine pipeline ,Business ,Function (engineering) ,050203 business & management ,media_common - Abstract
Offshore R&D in developing countries such as China and India has increased in recent years. Meanwhile, because of the high uncertainty in offshore R&D, it's necessary to change research strategy and research contents dynamically depending on the situation of technology development and the status of the external environment. For this reason, the more research elements are in the offshore R&D project, the personal ability of overseas developers will be more important. In other words, to improve the efficiency of offshore R&D, the management method which can overcome the problems of cross-cultural communication is required, and the management method that can fully use the personal ability of overseas developers is also required. Then, according to the progress toward integration of home country team and overseas team in offshore R&D, we proposed a management model to manage home country developers and overseas developers as one same global team without the boundary for drawing out the personal ability of overseas developers. In order to make sure that the proposed management model can be functioned well, bridge manager is required to carry out three important roles to make sure that home country and overseas can function as one team well introduction.
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- 2018
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37. Office Automation for Digital India
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Rohit Goyal, Shashank Kumar, and T. Prem Jacob
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Consumption (economics) ,education.field_of_study ,business.industry ,Population ,Control (management) ,Computer security ,computer.software_genre ,Automation ,Energy conservation ,Work (electrical) ,Server ,Office automation ,education ,business ,computer - Abstract
Automation Plays very eminent role in our lives. It makes the work easier and more simpler. With the increase in consumption of energy and population there is humungous need of energy conservation in the workplace. One of the aspects of maintaining a productive workplace is making sure that there are effective health, safety and security procedures in place. After all there is a humungous amount of hard work and capitals are invested then why not on the security? And here this office Automation System plays an important role. This system is based on sub systems lighting, security and alarming system. The major reason of energy loss is lack in functionality and inability to access the appliances from remote locations. An android application is used to monitor and control the workplace from remote location.
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- 2018
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38. Insider Threat Detection Using Characterizing User Behavior
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Jinqiao Shi, Qingfeng Tan, Xuebin Wang, Meiqi Wang, and Shen Su
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business.industry ,Computer science ,05 social sciences ,Feature extraction ,Information technology ,Insider threat ,02 engineering and technology ,Machine learning ,computer.software_genre ,Insider ,Keystroke dynamics ,0502 economics and business ,0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering ,Office automation ,050211 marketing ,020201 artificial intelligence & image processing ,Artificial intelligence ,Abnormality ,User interface ,business ,computer - Abstract
With the rapid development of information technology, office automation is continuously improving. The data leakage problem resulting from insider threats is getting worse, legitimate users may abuse privileges or masquerade as other users, which may result in the loss of data. In this paper, a new data-centric approach is proposed to detect insider threat, which based on characterizing user behavior by extracting the features of user interaction behavior including keystroke dynamics and consecutive queries to model users' access patterns. Statistical learning algorithms are trained and tested from opening dataset to predict abnormal behavior patterns; experimental results indicate that the approach is very effective and accurate.
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- 2018
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39. A Smart Office Automation System Using Raspberry Pi (Model-B)
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M Narayana Murthy and P. AjaySaiKiran
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Raspberry pi ,Temperature monitoring ,Computer science ,business.industry ,Smart office ,ComputerSystemsOrganization_MISCELLANEOUS ,Web page ,Electrical engineering ,Office automation ,Android (operating system) ,business ,Process automation system ,Automation - Abstract
In many offices all the electrical loads are operated by electrical switches and also in room temperature monitoring can be done but coming to the operation there are several problems are occurred in offices, to overcome that, This paper proposes better automation in offices that can be done by using raspberry pi model -B, based on the sensor data to control the room temperature, humidity and electrical loads anywhere in the office with the help of android mobile, if we want to know the room temperature for that we can create separate web page also, by using this arrangement electrical switches can replaced with LCD screen displayed type of switches with WiFi inbuilt in offices.
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- 2018
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40. IVRS Based SAM(Smart Automation)
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Maya Verghese, Karan Raj Wagh, Sweety Rajpurohit, and Shah Manav Sandeep
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Computer science ,business.industry ,Automation ,law.invention ,Bluetooth ,Microprocessor ,Microcontroller ,Human–computer interaction ,law ,Home automation ,GSM ,Office automation ,Keypad ,business - Abstract
In today's world, the advancement of technology in the field of automation is getting simpler and better in all aspects. There is a rapid increase in the use of wireless devices in creating automation systems in the past few years. This paper intends to investigate the potential of “Full Home/Office Control” using a system based on the combination of two technologies-Embedded Systems and IVRS(Interactive Voice Response System), which is the aim of Home/Office Automation Systems in near future. The proposed idea is focused on functionality of the IVRS, which allow humans to control the home/office appliances with a simple approach. The proposed system entails a hardware platform, built using a Microprocessor or Microcontroller. IVRS is an innovation that gives a human a chance to communicate with the system through the means of voices and tones input via keypad. This system abides to accomplish smart home/office automation using a single phone call.
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- 2018
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41. Why Should Only Your Home Be Smart? - A Vision for the Office of Tomorrow
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Michael Kubach, Heiko RoBnagel, Andrea Horch, and Uwe Laufs
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Service (business) ,Ubiquitous computing ,Computer science ,Home automation ,business.industry ,Key (cryptography) ,Office automation ,Cloud computing ,business ,Telecommunications ,Digitization ,Building automation - Abstract
The digitization of the physical world and the daily life becomes more and more interesting for research and industry. The key technologies for the digitization can be found in the fields of Internet of Things (IoT) and Cloud Computing. One of the different settings for IoT containing a high potential to create value for users and industry is Smart Office. The existing applications comprise a large quantity of systems and services, but there are still application scenarios, which cannot be covered by the existing solutions. Examples for uncovered applications are shared office cleaning services or a flexible in-room coffee service. This paper provides definitions and differentiations in the fields of Smart Buildings, Smart Home and Smart Office, but its main contribution is a concept for the integration, the management and the control of service devices in a Smart Office environment as well as for the use of these devices through a network calendar such as MS Exchange and a voice service like Amazon Alexa.
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- 2017
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42. Home and office automation system using human activity recognition
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L. Mary Gladence, Gobinath Venkatesan, Hari Haran Sivakumar, and S. Shanmuga Priya
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0209 industrial biotechnology ,Fuzzy logic system ,Computer science ,business.industry ,02 engineering and technology ,Automation ,Activity recognition ,020901 industrial engineering & automation ,Human–computer interaction ,Order (business) ,0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering ,Office automation ,020201 artificial intelligence & image processing ,Roaming ,business ,Gesture ,Efficient energy use - Abstract
The recent years have witnessed significant progress in the automation of human activity recognition in order to realize intelligent environments which are capable of detecting users actions and gestures so that the needed services can be provided automatically and instantly for maximizing the user comfort and safety as well as minimizing energy. If a person enters into the room and sits/stands/lies down then the fan or AC should be automatically turned on. If a person comes and walks away or keeps roaming around, then they should not be turned on thus saving energy.
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- 2017
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43. Home and office automation system-survey
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R. Sathiyavathi, V. Gobinath, S. Hari Haran, V. Maria Anu, and L. Mary Gladence
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Turn off ,business.industry ,Computer science ,Order (business) ,Office automation ,Roaming ,business ,Computer security ,computer.software_genre ,Automation ,computer ,Gesture - Abstract
In recent years it is witnessed that there is a significant progress in the automation of human activity. It is recognized in order to realize intelligent environments which are capable of detecting users actions and gestures so that the needed services can be provided automatically and instantly for maximizing the user comfort and safety as well as minimizing the energy. If a person enters into the room and sits/stands/lies down then the fan or AC should be automatically turned on. If a person comes and walks away or keeps roaming around, then he should not be turned on or off the electronic gadgets. The system will automatically turn off based on his activity. Thus we can save the energy.
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- 2017
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44. Full office control using IVRS
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Vinit Kubal, Bibuti Koley, Anand Sankhe, and Urvi Sanghavi
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SIMPLE (military communications protocol) ,business.industry ,Computer science ,Control (management) ,Automation ,law.invention ,Bluetooth ,Microcontroller ,Microprocessor ,GSM ,law ,Embedded system ,Office automation ,business - Abstract
Office Automation refers to having control over all the devices in the office with the minimal human effort. One part of Automation relates to Embedded Systems. Embedded Systems are the computer systems that contains dedicated functions of Mechanical or Electrical systems, habitually with real time computing restraints. As any other electrical device, it entails a hardware platform. This hardware platform usually is built with Microprocessor or Microcontrollers. A technology that helps a human communicate with the computer, is a substantial part while operating a system. One such technology is Interactive Voice Response System (IVRS). IVRS is a expertise that lets a human interact with the help of voices and tones input via keyboard. In our proposed system, we expect to accomplish “Full Office Control” which is the upcoming future of Office Automation, by combining the two technologies, Embedded Systems and Interactive Voice Response System (IVRS). We abide to achieve Office Automation using a simple phone call.
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45. Development of CAD for Zone Dividing of Process Control Networks to Improve Cyber Security
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Kento Watanabe, Midori Kojima, Takahito Morita, Shuichi Yogo, Jing Sun, Yoshihiro Hashimoto, Hiroki Moritani, and Ichiro Koshijima
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Control system security ,business.industry ,Computer science ,virus diseases ,Stuxnet ,Computer security ,computer.software_genre ,Process automation system ,Automation ,eye diseases ,Remote operation ,Process safety ,Process control ,Office automation ,business ,computer - Abstract
Recently, cyber security becomes a serious problem for not only OA (Office Automation) systems but also PA (Process Automation) and FA (Factory Automation) systems. Even the controllers, which are not connected to Internet directly, have been attacked with malwares, such as Stuxnet and Quantum. When control system fails, it may lead to serious accidents such as explosion or leakage of poisonous and deleterious substances. For process control, cyber-attack is one of the causes to threaten safety. The authors of this paper had proposed zone division of process control networks to ensure cyber security and safety. To apply the method, it is necessary to build CE (Cause Effect) matrices which express the qualitative information of the plant and controllers. It is very troublesome for large-scale plants. CAD (Computer Aided Design) tool for zone dividing is proposed in this paper. CE matrices are generated by using DAE (Differential and Algebraic Equation) registered in equipment modules of plant CAD such as ASPEN or Pro II. The candidates of zone division of process control networks, which can assure the safety against concealment and remote operation by cyber attackers, can be proposed.
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46. A scalable modular heterogeneous system for home and office automation
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Fredy Augusto Maciel Alves and Charles Thangaraj
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business.industry ,Computer science ,Home automation ,Embedded system ,Scalability ,Systems architecture ,Control unit ,Office automation ,Electronics ,Modular design ,business ,Automation - Abstract
The modern electronics era has improved the quality of life in many ways, from residential lighting to indoor living environments to entertainment choices. As gadgets and systems remain powered up and ever ready to meet human demands, a significant portion on their up-time is spent in stand-by or low-power mode — if one is available. Unless these gadgets and systems are capable of low-power mode and controlled by a centralized control unit or individually programmed; power savings cannot be achieved. A retro-fit after-market automation scheme is needed to achieve smart power saving capabilities in a traditional (non-automated) household with multiple gadgets and systems with differing functionalities and capabilities from various manufactures. This paper describes a system architecture for retro-fitting after-market automation using a smartphone as the unifying or controlling master device.
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- 2016
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47. Report from Malaysia 2016
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Zuraidah Mohd Don
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Engineering ,Multimedia ,business.industry ,Pronunciation ,computer.software_genre ,Code-switching ,Call centre ,Upload ,Office automation ,Speech analytics ,Document retrieval ,business ,computer ,Desk - Abstract
1. NuSuara Automatic Speech Recognition — an http-based speech recognition engine that leverages on speech interface for transactions such as customer self-service option for: • call centre and help desk • office automation for telephone connection • information inquiry using voice Applications using the convenience of speech command accessed on 31 /08/16 from http://www.nusuara.com/wp-content/uploads/nusuara brochure-6-Apr-12.pdf 2. Universiti Teknologi Malaysia(UTM) Speech recognition research which focuses on developing a system for controlling cars. The aim is to design and develop a system for controlling the windows, radio, horn, etc using Malay as the input voice 3. Universiti Sains Malaysia(USM) Malay-English Code Switching Speech Recognition Project which focuses on the framework, acoustic modelling, pronunciation modelling and language modelling in an automatic speech recognition system. 4. Another project by USM is the development of a spoken document retrieval system which applies automatic speech recognition to allow for more accurate retrieval of information in spoken and multimedia documents.
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- 2016
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48. A method for video conversation over Internet based on Android
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Min Huang, Tao Zhang, Zhende Zhang, and Jingyang Wang
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Voice over IP ,Multimedia ,business.industry ,Computer science ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Cloud computing ,Mobile communications over IP ,computer.software_genre ,World Wide Web ,Mobile phone ,Office automation ,The Internet ,Conversation ,Android (operating system) ,business ,computer ,media_common - Abstract
With the rapid development of the technologies of mobile phone, VOIP and mobile Internet, more and more demand for mobile phone video conversation over Internet is required. A method for video conversation based on VOIP and Android is presented in this paper. It realizes video conversation over Internet function of Android application using video conversion service provided by third party cloud service platform. This paper introduces the system architecture of the solution, describes the working process of video conversation based on VoIP and Android in detail, and analyzes its running effect. The method for video conversation can be widely used in applications which are based on Android such as Internet hospital, online trading platform, enterprise office automation, and so on.
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- 2016
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49. A replica consistency detection method for text images based on multi-feature assessment
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Jiasheng Hao, Qianli Zhong, Yuanzhe Yao, and Lu Yang
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Character (computing) ,Computer science ,business.industry ,Replica ,05 social sciences ,050301 education ,Pattern recognition ,02 engineering and technology ,Arabic numerals ,Multi feature ,Consistency (statistics) ,0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering ,Office automation ,020201 artificial intelligence & image processing ,Artificial intelligence ,Chinese characters ,Focus (optics) ,business ,0503 education - Abstract
The replica consistency detection of text images is of great significance in office automation. For example, it can be applied to detect the consistency of the printed documents of commercial contracts and the original electronic documents. In this paper, we propose a method for replica consistency detection of text images based on multi-feature assessment. Firstly, we make a photocopy of the printed document, then apply our method to detect the consistency between the photocopied text images and the original text images. Rather than recognizing each character, we only focus on the measurements of the likeness of these two text images, and no OCR techniques are required. The experiment results indicate that the method has high accuracy. Although the Chinese characters are the main research objects, the experiment results show that the method also can be used for detecting the consistency of Latin letters and Arabic numerals.
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- 2016
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50. Research on the active defense security system based on cloud computing of wisdom campus network
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Yuanyuan Chen, Jianghua Luo, and Wang Yao
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Engineering ,Cloud computing security ,business.industry ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Cloud computing ,Computer security ,computer.software_genre ,Telecommunications network ,Campus network ,Covert ,Office automation ,business ,Function (engineering) ,computer ,Hacker ,media_common - Abstract
With the popularization of office automation in campus network, the campus network has been threatened more and more. The traditional passive defense system has been difficult to adapt to the current large-scale, complex and covert attack behavior, active defense came into being. Based on WPDRRC model, this paper proposes a new active defense model based on cloud computing. Combining with the existing security technology, in view of wisdom campus network security problems the topology of the active defense system is designed and implemented. Through the assessment, the model has the active defense function, can effectively reduce the system vulnerabilities and hacker attacks.
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- 2016
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