Violence as Social Pathology Through the Optics of Social Work
The aim of this paper is not to give a comprehensive picture of the problem of today’s violence, nor is our goal to find a single correct opinion on the topic, due to the extent of the problem.
Digitalization of Business Processes in Federalist Environments: The Introduction of E-Invoicing in Germany
In this article we will analyze the government-driven introduction of e-invoicing in Germany. The decision to digitalize the invoicing processes in Germany is based on an EU guideline that instructs all member states to switch to electronic invoicing within their administrations.
Investigating the Potential of 3D Printing Technology on Spare Parts Business for Supply Chain Management in Appliance Industry
This research presents a case study in which two models were built to estimate the operation cost of a spare parts business for an appliance manufacturing company: a base model and an alternate benchmark model in which spare parts are supplied by the traditional manufacturing method or 3D printing.
Radiation Worker Protection Policy against Radiation Exposure in Carrying
The research paper aims to determine how the radiation worker protection policies include radiation worker protection regulations and radiation worker protection forms.
The Relevance of Enterprise Risk Management Methodologies to European Project Funding Calls
The research concerns the suitability of enterprise risk management with European funds, and the conclusion of a perfect match confirms theory, brings it new scope, and may be of high practical use as for the coherent and timely documentation of European project funding calls.
Innovation in Elite Refereeing Through AI Technological Support for DOGSO Decisions
The research paper conducted various interview rounds with elite referees of the German Football Association to identify all factors of human assessment influencing DOGSO decisions. The objective was to define a criteria system which can be evaluated by technology.