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Virtuelle soziale Netzwerke gewinnen im Bereich des Human Resource Managements an Bedeutung. In der vorliegenden Arbeit wird die Nutzbarkeit von virtuellen sozialen Netzwerken für das Human Resource Management systematisch untersucht. Die vorliegende Arbeit liefert zunächst theoretische Grundlagen in Bezug auf die verschiedenen Aufgabenfelder des Human Resource Managements und virtuelle soziale Netzwerke. Der Schwerpunkt der Arbeit liegt jedoch in der Rekonstruktion eines Lebenslaufs und einer Persönlichkeitseinschätzung mit Hilfe der Angaben aus virtuellen sozialen Netzwerken zu dieser Person.
Die Schaffung eines marktorientierten Lieferspektrums für eine optimale Marktversorgung stellt erhöhte Anforderungen an die Planung und Steuerung des Auftragsabwicklungsprozesses. Über ein betriebsspezifisch entwickeltes Logistikkonzept mit einer anforderungsgerechten CIM-Werkzeuganwahl lassen sich die vorhandenen Probleme, ein volles Fertigwarenlager mit nicht nachgefragten Fertigartikeln, lösen.
Die Einführung von EDV-Systemen zur Steuerung und Überwachung des Produktionsprozesses, also in erster Linie PPS (Produktions-Planungs- und -Steuerungs-Systeme) und BDE (Betriebsdatenerfassungs-Systeme) ist im allgemeinen mit einem grossen Arbeits- und Kostenaufwand verbunden, wobei die Effizienz der implementierten Systeme häufig nicht den Erwartungen der Nutzer entspricht. Dies trifft besonders auf die Klein- und Mittelbetriebe zu, weil dort innerhalb der Betriebsorganisation keine Planstellen für EDV-Spezialisten vorgesehen sind, die bei der Umstellung auf eine EDV-Organisation helfen könnten. Diese Stellen liessen sich mit der alleinigen Erledigung von betrieblichen EDV-Aufgaben bei dieser Betriebsgrösse auch nicht wirtschaftlich rechnen. Es muss also vor einer solchen Einführung bereits klar sein, wie aus betriebsorganisatorischer Sicht die EDV mit den vorhandenen Mitarbeitern in den Betriebsprozess einzugliedern ist.
Wird ein Problem chronisch, könnte man dies als Mangel an Kreativität interpretieren. Die Antwort auf die Frage „wie könnte eine Problemlösung ohne schädliche Nebenwirkungen aussehen?“ fällt häufig allerdings nicht leicht.
Der vorliegende Arbeitsbericht hat sich zur Aufgabe gemacht, für solche Problemlösungen die Aufmerksamkeit auf eine Tür zu lenken, die heutzutage tendenziell verschlossen ist. Die Empfehlung lautet, das gewohnte Denken zu transzendieren. Viele große Künstler und Wissenschaftler sind diesen Weg gegangen und haben auf diese Weise Kreatives hervorgebracht. So hat sich z.B. Johannes Brahms für seine Kompositionen in einen besonderen Zustand versetzt, der ihm „transzendentale Offenbarungen“ ermöglichte. Er erwähnte auch, dass jeder Mensch über solche Möglichkeiten verfügt, um auf diese Weise unkonventionelle Problemlösungen auf die Erde zu holen.
Agile methods require constant optimization of one’s approach and leading to the adaptation of agile practices. These practices are also adapted when introducing them to companies and their software development teams due to organizational constraints. As a consequence of the widespread use of agile methods, we notice a high variety of their elements:
Practices, roles, and artifacts. This multitude of agile practices, artifacts, and roles results in an unsystematic mixture. It leads to several questions: When is a practice a practice, and when is it a method or technique? This paper presents the tree of agile elements, a taxonomy of agile methods, based on the literature and guidelines of widely used agile methods. We describe a taxonomy of agile methods using terms and concepts of software engineering, in particular software process models. We aim to enable agile elements to be delimited, which should help companies, agile teams, and the research community gain a basic understanding of the interrelationships and dependencies of individual components of agile methods.
The aim of the podcast Digitization of Medicine is to interest a broader audience and, in particular, young women, in research and work in the field of medical informatics. This article presents the usage figures and discusses their significance for further research on the success of science communication. By 24/02/2022, a total of 24,351 downloads had been made. There were slightly more female than male listeners, and they tended to be younger. Despite the importance podcast are gaining for science communication, little is known about the respective user group and further research is needed. In this context, this paper aims to help make the effectiveness of podcasts comparable.
Context: Companies adapt agile methods, practices or artifacts for their use in practice since more than two decades. This adaptions result in a wide variety of described agile practices. For instance, the Agile Alliance lists 75 different practices in its Agile Glossary. This situation may lead to misunderstandings, as agile practices with similar names can be interpreted and used differently.
Objective: This paper synthesize an integrated list of agile practices, both from primary and secondary sources.
Method: We performed a tertiary study to identify existing overviews and lists of agile practices in the literature. We identified 876 studies, of which 37 were included.
Results: The results of our paper show that certain agile practices are listed and used more often in existing studies. Our integrated list of agile practices comprises 38 entries structured in five categories. Conclusion: The high number of agile practices and thus, the wide variety increased steadily over the past decades due to the adaption of agile methods. Based on our findings, we present a comprehensive overview of agile practices. The research community benefits from our integrated list of agile practices as a potential basis for future research. Also, practitioners benefit from our findings, as the structured overview of agile practices provides the opportunity to select or adapt practices for their specific needs.
In 2020, the world changed due to the Covid 19 pandemic. Containment measures to reduce the spread of the virus were planned and implemented by many countries and companies. Worldwide, companies sent their employees to work from home. This change has led to significant challenges in teams that were co-located before the pandemic. Agile software development teams were affected by this switch, as agile methods focus on communication and collaboration. Research results have already been published on the challenges of switching to remote work and the effects on agile software development teams. This article presents a systematic literature review. We identified 12 relevant papers for our studies and analyzed them on detail. The results provide an overview how agile software development teams reacted to the switch to remote work, e.g., which agile practices they adapted. We also gained insights on the changes of the performance of agile software development teams and social effects on agile software development teams during the pandemic.
Companies worldwide have enabled their employees to work remotely as a consequence of the Covid 19 pandemic. Software development is a human-centered discipline and thrives on teamwork. Agile methods are focusing on several social aspects of software development. Software development teams in Germany were mainly co-located before the pandemic. This paper aims to validate the findings of existing studies by expanding on an existing multiple-case study. Therefore, we collected data by conducting semi-structured interviews, observing agile practices, and viewing project documents in three cases. Based on the results, we can confirm the following findings: 1) The teams rapidly adapted the agile practices and roles, 2) communication is more objective within the teams, 3) decreased social exchange between team members, 4) the expectation of a combined approach of remote and onsite work after the pandemic, 5) stable or increased (perceived) performance and 6) stable or increased well-being of team members.