...languages. Software Engineering, Software Analyst, Database designer and Administrator in ORACLE, SQL Server DBMS, PostgreSQL, etc., Software Designer, Software Developer, Network and System Administrator. • Experience managing national level large scale IT projects. • Experience in software development, through the full cycle, for requirements analysis, detailed specifications, project planning, resource management, implementation, testing and beyond. • Fluency in English, Italian, Albanian with intermediate knowledge of French and German Experience Database Designing Consultancy 03/2010-present Immovable Property System (IPS) Land Administration and Management Project (LAMP) Immovable Property Registration Office (IPRO) • Develop and maintain the database, database applications, database interface functions (data entry forms and reports) and products. • Create, maintain, install, modify and test modules for the database and user interface of the IPS. • Prepare comprehensive written user manual/guideline to use, maintain and update the database produced. A first draft of the user manuals should be ready at the end of the Construction Phase with the final version at the end of the Transition Phase. • Update design model with new design elements identified during the completion of all requirements. • Assess, evaluate and prepare technical specifications for required database components, licenses. • Establish the development...
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...ALUMNI MANGEMENT SYSTEM Introduction The main objective of the system is to create a forum to bring together and facilitate the exchange of information amongst its members and to give opportunities for its members to have a firm link between collage and its members. The alumni can provide the present college students with job opportunities like recruitment. This system will help alumni members to effectively communicate with their old friends, seniors, juniors and their batch mates and will also provide latest news and updates about the system activities. Alumni Online community will provide benefit to the organization by giving great leaders with commitment who upholds ideas and goals further in society of their organization. Alumni Management system provides internet services to remain in touch, feel nostalgic about their past memories. It will help to promote exchange of skills and experience amongst the members and to conduct seminars, workshop and guest lectures. It will also promote social and cultural activities useful to the members and society in general. These programs include reunions, luncheons and receptions, professional sports events, educational programs, and distinguish alumni awards. Overall Description Goals of proposed system Actions Measurable Outcomes Communicate strategically with graduates to create and enhance affinity with the campus · Increase e-newsletter open rate to 20% · Increase participation in social media · Obtain...
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...THE OFFICE MANAGEMENT DEFINITION In the development of understanding between the Management office (office management) with adminidtrasi office (office administration) often interprete interprete commensurate and both he turns used in the same sense, although in the history of its development is more widely used term administration of state affairs, while the term Management used more in the affairs of the company's preformance, but recent developments in the broader management use in the affairs of State. By following the norm that, in a further description will not perbedakan term in office administration with a management office, which is more important in understanding the two terms are explained clearly. Regarding the definition office management, there are some definitions that can convey, among others: (1) Geogre R. Terry in his book "Office management and control" state office management cans be defined as the planning, controlling, and organizing of ofiice work. And actualing those performing it so as to Achieve the predertemined objectives. It deals with the life cycle of business information and data from Their creation througt Their maintenance, distribution, and retention, it of permanent value, or destruction if obsolete. This means that the management office can be define as planning, controlling and organizing the work of offices, as well as the mobilization of those who carry it out in order to achieve goals - goals that have been determined in advance...
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...CURRICULUM VITAE –DARAMOLA, PETER TUNJI 9C IMMAM TANNI STREET, OFF FADAHUNSI, IJESHATEDO, SURULERE LAGOS STATE. Phone: 08183024374 E-mail: pet4lyph@gmail.com EDUCATION Valley View University, Accra – Ghana 2009 – 2013 B.sc in Information Technology (IT) Relevant Course Modules: Database Systems Design, Operating Systems, Programming, Network Project Management, Software Development Life Cycle, Information Technology Systems, Expert Systems & Artificial Intelligence, Computer And Cyber Forensics, Internet Enabled Application System. PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS Oracle Database SQL Certificate 2014 Oracle Database 11g Certified Associate Administrator 2015 Cisco Certified Network Associate 2015 TRAINING CERTIFICATIONS 2014 Certificate in PC Support and Maintenance Certificate in Linux &Oracle Database Administration (NIIT) Certificate in Information Technology Infrastructure Library INNOCENT COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL 2008 West Africa Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (WASSCE) WORK EXPERIENCE 1. Teaching (NYSC) August (2014) – August (2015), Community Secondary School Amalla, Enugu/Nigeria * Taught computer science * Took the initiative to develop the appreciation to information technology among students in the school 2. Teaching (Lecturing) Assistant, June–August (2012), Valley View University, Ghana. * Facilitate a discussion section or tutorial;...
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...Roles and Responsibilities for IT Projects Project Title | [type the project title here] | Project Manager | | Document Version & Change History & Update Date | | | Title | Role | Name | Project Sponsor | Commissions the team to deliver the project and champions the cause throughout the project. Typically a senior member of staff with a relevant area of responsibility that will be affected by the outcome of the project. This may be a senior executive, director, or program manager. The sponsor is continually involved, including defining the project and actively reviewing the progress. | (Name of Individual) | Responsibilities | * Ultimate authority and responsibility for the success of the project. * Communicates on behalf of the project or defers to Project Manager. * Garners commitment from other key stakeholders. * Assures availability of essential project resources. * Approves the budget and decides tolerance levels. * Authorizes and approves/rejects “Project Change Requests” issues that affect Scope, Cost, Time or Quality which are outside of tolerance levels. * Leads the project steering committee. * Facilitates organizational level problem solving and ensures escalated risks/issues are resolved. * Makes key decisions on changes, risks, conflicting objectives and any other issue that is outside of the project manager's designated authority. * Negotiates a path through complex diplomatic areas of the project...
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...Suspected incidents may be detected in countless ways. Computer security incidents are normally identified when someone suspects that an unauthorised, unacceptable, or unusual event has occurred involving the computer networks or data base system. Initially, the incident may be reported by an end user, a system administrator, an IDS or Firewall alert, or discovered by many other means. Pre-incident preparation gives YONS an overall view of corporate risks as well as public reputation. Ensuring the security and privacy of data assets is a crucial and very difficult problem in our modern networked world. There is an increase in concern over Database Security, evidenced by an increase in the number of reported incidents of loss of or unauthorised exposure to sensitive data, not only here at YONS, but across the world. As the amount of data collected, retained and shared electronically expands, so does the need to understand database security. Unfortunately no organisation can ever be 100% safe from a security breach. However, I am happy to report that according to the Online Trust Alliance (OTA) in 2013; more than 97% could have been prevented by implementing simple steps and following best practices and internal controls (Imperva 2013).It is in my opinion that if we at YONS Ltd. remain vigilant by briefing all members of staff across the company, as well as incorporating...
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...information security policy: separation of duties via the practice and implementation of role assignments. Separation of duties, in information technology, is the practice of dividing both IT staff and end users into managed groups, or roles. While users and IT staff, from an administrative level, may fall into several groups (ex., Accounting Department, Maintenance, Security, etc), these groups are not enough to enforce proper security policy. A more comprehensive approach is to define what the base access is for all of these groups, thus the use of roles. Roles basically define what level of system access each user and user group will have, and what permissions each person will have on their personal computer, as well as servers and databases (for IT staff). Roles help ensure the concept of “Separation of Duties”, when helps to ensure that users and IT staff are only granted the level of system access that is required, and that no administrative...
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...Mentok, March 6th 1988 Male Single Indonesian Mentok, March 6th 1988 Male Single Indonesian Course & Education Course & Education Place / Date of Birth: Gender: Marital Status: Nationality: Place / Date of Birth: Gender: Marital Status: Nationality: Personal Details Personal Details Elementary School at SDN 448 Muntok, Bangka Belitung Junior High School at SMPN 03 Muntok, Bangka Belitung Senior High School at SMUN 01 Muntok, Bangka Belitung (IPA) Computer System, University of Gunadarma Cumulative GPA: 3.12 Elementary School at SDN 448 Muntok, Bangka Belitung Junior High School at SMPN 03 Muntok, Bangka Belitung Senior High School at SMUN 01 Muntok, Bangka Belitung (IPA) Computer System, University of Gunadarma Cumulative GPA: 3.12 - English Cource at Karya Pembangunan Mentok Bangka - Computer, Microsoft Office and Typing Indonesian at Karya Pembangunan Mentok Bangka - Workshop Merakit PC, Troublesetting, Instalasi Windows, HMTK UG - Seminar IGOS : Solusi Open Source Indonesia UG - Kuliah Umum Information System Development - Panitia Workshop Robotika, Jaringan Komputer, Perakitan & Troubleshooting UG - Workshop Microsoft Visual Basic.Net - Introduction To ORACLE : SQL and PL/SQL Course - English Cource at Karya Pembangunan Mentok Bangka - Computer, Microsoft Office and Typing Indonesian at Karya Pembangunan Mentok Bangka - Workshop Merakit PC, Troublesetting...
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...Statement I’m a person who always eager to learn. Working for seven years in both ICT systems application and Database, my new motivation now is to acquire the experience and knowledge in strategic related issues and the managerial skills Work History July, 2009 – To date [Interim Head of IT, Capital Markets and Securities Authority (CMSA), 6th floor, PPF tower, Ohio/Garden Avenue, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania]. Supervising and managing The IT department Budgeting and scheduling ICT activities Database and system administration Training and user support February, 2007 – June 2009 [Senior Database Administrator , Capital Markets And Securities Authority (CMSA), 6th floor, PPF tower, Ohio/Garden Avenue, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania]. Monitoring and managing the automated systems and Microsoft SQL database It support for capital markets intermediaries Managing the CMSA website Managing the active directory 2003 windows platform Communication devices (Cisco routers and firewall) Curriculum Vitae – Patrick Kassonde Gondwe patrickgondwe@hotmail.com January 2006 – Jan 2007 [Programmer & Database Administrator, Mbeya Medical Research Programme (MMRP), Mbeya referral Hospital, Mbeya, Tanzania]. Application development for medical projects using Vb.Net Application development for medical projects using pendragon for mobile devices Managing and monitoring the Oracle database User support Network related issues August 2005 – December 2005 [Team leader, Computer center, Dar es Salaam...
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...CONNECTING SALARIES TO TALENT 2013 SALARy GuIdE FOR IT PROFESSIONALS In today’s tumultuous, cost-conscious economy, businesses are striving to maximize their return on investment. However, while many view ROI as an exercise of “doing more with less,” in the IT world, optimizing ROI is all about doing things better and doing it with the best talent available. It’s no surprise then that the competition for professionals with the latest skills — electronic medical records implementation, cloud computing, mobile app development, etc. — is intensifying. In fact, the unemployment rate for IT positions is well below 4 percent, resulting in an extremely shallow pool of available talent and creating challenges for businesses looking to connect with the right professionals for their critical positions. At Modis, we help businesses overcome this challenge every day by making it easier to connect with, and hold on to, exceptional professionals with the right mix of IT skills and proven experience — those professionals that bring not only technical aptitude, but also deliver significant business value. One of the ways we can make it easier is through our 2013 Salary Guide, which features the most thorough, accurate and current collection of compensation insight for the IT industry. The figures presented in this guide are based on detailed hiring metrics from our nationwide branch network and a comprehensive examination of national hiring data and trends. In addition, the Salary...
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...million dollars in primary physician visit and cost US $3,300 per person annually to manage. As the question of quality care continues to plague our society organizations continue to seek me ways and methods to improve the standard of care and reduce cost. AHRQ in its quality initiatives found that the persons diagnosed with asthma continue to increase in the society. WHO, CDC, GINA and AHRQ are all the organizations working together to curb this epidemic that is continuing to rise. The American Nurses Association (2007) stated that the goal of nursing informatics is improving the health of individuals hence the community by improving the way in which communication occurs and is shared. It is with foundation the development of the asthma database will seek to improve the health of individuals, families and communities. This will be done by improving the way in which information is gathered, analyzed and shared so that quality...
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...architecture and explain the differences? The list of functional views include: ➢ Business Goals and Business Logic ➢ Execution Services Like Interactive Logistics ➢ Nomadic Computing (Location Independent) capabilities ➢ Object-Oriented Solutions and Network Agents ➢ Intelligent Devices Assuring Most Basic Services The main differences between each functional view that each includes a different level of sophistication. Page 21 bottom of page 3. Why does the gap between the size of business challenges and the sophistication of technological solutions increase over time? Answer: Because a large majority of senior managers and board members are computer illiterate, they have failed to realize that, as business challenges grow, the sophistication of computers, networks, databases, and software must also increase significantly. Question 2: pg 113 4. What is the difference between an Enterprise Architecture and a Systems Architecture? (Chap 2 p.26) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enterprise_architecture http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Systems_architecture 5. Describe how technology of ERP can benefit and can position an organization in a competitive environment?...
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... | |[Type the document subtitle] | | | |[May 9, 2011] | | | |U10230366, U1008620 ,U0929909 | Table of Contents 1. Brief History of British Airways 3 The decision making process 4 British Airways uses the following information tools at its strategic level. 4 Executive Support System (ESS) 5 Senior management in BA use the following information tools. 6 Transaction Processing Systems (TPS) 7 Roles for Management Information Systems in British Airways 8 References: 9 Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD) 10 The Entities: 11 Entities and Attributes: 11 Entities and Attributes 2 12 First cut ERD Diagram for ELRSC. 13 Normalisation Diagram 14 Requirement Specification for the E L R C System 16 Use case Description for ELRSC 18 Screen shot of use case For ELRSC. 34 Screen Shot Turnitin Report 35 1. Brief History of British Airways The purpose of this project is explore...
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...Project Deliverable 1: Project Plan Inception Rodney Dexter Grier Information Systems Capstone 499 Professor Gerry Waldrop Project Deliverable 1: Project Plan Inception 2 Background IT has been determined that our Revenues will grow to $25 Million dollars over the next six months. Therefore, the CIO of XYZ has been assigned the challenges of delivering an IT Platform that will support our Internal and External Stakeholders. This wills security our position as the leading Data Collection and Analysis Company with an expected growth of 60% year of year. We are embracing the Information Technological aspects of the future of XYZ Corporation. We are determined to maximize the value to our Stock Holders and Stakeholders. We are projected to grow at a 60% rate over the next 18 months and as your CIO the IT Department is preparing our Infrastructure, Monitoring, Systems, Software, Hardware, Computing and Devices to scale and support our growth. Our company is a key player in the Analytics and Research services and we are positioning our Strategic Alignment gain the competitive edge over our competition. We will be expanding our Data Center along with Office space and the Acquisition and Implementation of New Systems. For example, this Project Plan will include the build out of the expanding from 1 Floor at our Headquarters location to a total of three floors. Our Leadership team feels very strongly that this is a great opportunity for XYZ to leverage...
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...page that they would be offering a new media service to help transfer VHS to DVD, SB Cards to USB or CD/DVD, USB to CD/DVD, as well as cleaning and repairing scratched discs. Another way they are making strides towards the future is by trialing various newer and bigger online databases. The trial is run by making the new potential database available to students and faculty on the RMU library website along with another link where users can provide feedback letting them know how they feel about the database. Their most recent trial involved a database called “AtoZ Databases”. This data resource provides basic profile and directory information for over 30 million U.S. Businesses. However, it is very similar in content to the ReferenceUSA database which is what they currently have available. With students, along with most of the population, growing more and more computer and internet savvy, the RMU library has shown readiness to adapt to the future through implementation of a new “Library Chat” feature on their website. On July 9th 2013, the library announced to the RMU community that they’d installed a new chat client on the RMU Library site that was soon to be seen within many other library web pages, databases, etc. The way it works is if you see the note “available” above a chat window when clicking on the library’s site, you are able to click on it and type in a reference question or other type of library question and you will instantly be connected to an RMU librarian who is able...
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