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The article analyzes the inequality in the dissemination of inclusive educational content on social networks such as Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. It highlights how economic interests and marketing strategies monopolize visibility to the detriment of altruistic content. The importance of a critical digital citizenship is discussed to counteract unequal behaviors and narratives interested in inclusive education. [Extracted from the article]

In the Hadoop ecosystem, Sqoop, Flume and Hdfs (Hadoop Distributed File System), have played important and complementary roles in handling and processing large volumes of data, the combination of these tools has allowed organizations to handle large volumes of data from various sources, both structured and unstructured, in an efficient and scalable manner in the Hadoop ecosystem. Business intelligence (BI) with Hadoop has offered a powerful and scalable way to manage, analyze and extract value from large volumes of data, with its ability to process large amounts of data distributed across server clusters, they have been integrated with various business intelligence tools to provide valuable business data. As is known, Hadoop has been considered as an open source software framework that has allowed the distributed processing of data volumes in computer clusters using programming models. It has been seen as an essential tool in the field of big data and has been designed to scale from single servers to thousands of machines, each offering local computing and storage. These environments have analyzed customers and their behavior, optimized supply chains by analyzing data in real time, improving the operational efficiency of companies, with their fraud detection by processing large volumes of data, in addition to having segmented customers for effective marketing campaigns. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article analyses the drawings made by the French spies and envoys who visited Spain at the end of the 18th century and the beginning of the 19th century with the intention of knowing and radiography the infrastructures associated with the treatment and washing of transhumant wool. The ultimate objective of these prospections was to transmit their operation and define its architecture as a means to replicate these archetypes in their own territory once plundered and finished with the Spanish wool monopoly. Through the located documentation we expose the itineraries that were carried out, the objects analysed and the main contributions of their drawings, which respond to the spirit of representation proposed by the French illustration. Based on these documentary sources, the only visual sample of the disappeared wool industrial heritage, the graphic reconstruction of one of the spied complexes is proposed in order to recover this unique heritage and promote its value and conservation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Jorge Juan Santacilia was a Spanish sailor, engineer, and scientist born in 1713 in Novelda, Alicante. He participated in a Franco-Spanish scientific expedition to measure the shape of the Earth, demonstrating that it was flattened at the poles. During his mission, he also mapped the coasts and islands of the Pacific and studied the customs of the peoples of the Viceroyalty of Peru. Additionally, he was sent to England on an industrial espionage mission to study British shipbuilding techniques. He died in 1773 in Madrid. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the concept of disruptive technologies and their impact on the market. It mentions that the success in adopting these technologies depends on factors such as the ability to adopt them quickly, a solid organizational strategy, and the availability of resources. It also mentions the political, technological, economic, and socio-cultural factors that influence the adoption of disruptive technologies. The importance of competitive intelligence, innovation, and the adoption of disruptive technologies in companies is highlighted, as well as the need to rethink business strategies and promote collaboration and knowledge exchange. The "Innovator's Dilemma" posed by Christensen is mentioned, and the importance of agility and cultural transformation based on ethics and responsibility is emphasized. [Extracted from the article]

This article analyzes two key issues in the intelligence services in Spain: their professional performance and the theoretical advance of academic character that drives the use of intelligence in different public and private spaces, in search of giving prestige to intelligence in the academy. Analyzing especially the work of the Spanish researcher Díaz-Matey, it is evidenced that the valuation of intelligence both in the public and business sectors impacts the functionality and legitimacy of intelligence agencies. It is concluded that progress must be made in the processes of democratization and declassification, breaking secrecy, so that intelligence permeates the general culture, consolidates as an academic discipline and helps to make better decisions in all fields. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The research's object was to evaluate the use of Global Positioning devices in the fishing activities of Puerto Cayo, with the help of the collection of historical data for data design, the inadequate technification of the capture processes was presented as a problem marine species in artisanal fishermen, being the little use of technological tools such as data analysis factors that have directly affected the study processes and decreased the volumes of fish capture. The methodological design of the present work had a quantitative approach, which allowed obtaining georeferential information, a analysis of all the data collected was carried out to end with the conclusions of the investigation, based on this, the research methods were applied at a theoretical level and at an empirical level, different visits were made in the investigated area, allowing to know the different fishing spots. The implementation of a dashboard for data visualization was obtained as a result, the use of this information and communication technology tool is of great help to carry out a more responsible and sustainable work with the environment. Concluding that the use of the technological tool applied within the work was Power BI, helping the user to generate and make a deeper analysis for the use of a geolocation system, detailing the mandatory use of a satellite monitoring system that allows the location of the strategic sectors to capture a greater number of species in fishing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Successful implementation of Big Data-based business intelligence (BI) solutions is crucial for companies seeking to improve their decision making and gain competitive advantage. This article details the fundamental strategies for effective implementation. First, the objectives and scope of the project must be clearly defined, setting SMART goals and delineating affected areas. Proper technology selection is crucial, evaluating Big Data tools such as Hadoop and Spark, and BI platforms that offer advanced capabilities. Data integration requires consolidating information from various sources, ensuring its quality, and using data warehouses to manage large volumes. Designing effective analytical models includes implementing predictive models, descriptive analytics, and visualizing data through clear dashboards. Staff training and change management are essential to ensure acceptance and efficient use of new tools. Finally, continuous monitoring and evaluation are necessary to measure system performance and make adjustments. By following these strategies, organizations can maximize the value of their data and improve their business performance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The consumption of natural herbs in the world is growing in significant proportions, in the department of Arequipa, Peru there are important experiences -even ancestral- of lyophilization of products for human consumption carried out by national companies and informal enterprises that require a change in the ways of focus on business management. For this reason, this study seeks, in the light of real experiences and the analysis of existing documentation, to establish a vision-proposal of the advantages offered by business intelligence tools as a mechanism to increase efficiency in the value chain of freeze-dried products in order to increase marketing and with it profits. The implementation of business intelligence methods -considering costs/benefits- allows, through computer and communication technologies, to manage high volumes of data that will affect the decisionmaking of the manufacturing and commercialization operations of lyophilized products, influencing the improvement of the production and consumption in the national and international market. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article aims to identify trends and patterns of theft in the city of Medellin in the period 2014-2020, using open government data. The methodology used is business intelligence for descriptive data analysis. Variables such as neighborhoods, modalities, type of theft, and the prediction of the theft modality variable are analyzed. The results show that historically the second half of the year has the highest trend of incidences, where most thefts occur in public places 60% without the use of weapons. It is shown that due to the COVID pandemic, historical trends showed significant changes, but once the restrictions were lifted, they resumed the trends of increases in thefts in pre-pandemic conditions. It is concluded that the use of open data analisys gives information to improve the decision-making of the citizens. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Social media can contribute to an inclusive society, but they are also asymmetrical and polarised communication spaces. This requires competent teachers to build critical digital citizenship. The aim of this article is twofold: to present Web Scraping and Text Analytics as tools that define teachers’ digital competences, and to investigate which posts on Twitter and Instagram are most viral in relation to education, disability and inclusion. A total of 48,991 publications in Spanish and English were analysed, corresponding to the period from 13 October 2021 to 1 May 2022. The 100 most viral posts were selected, and correlations were identified between the sentiment, gender and influence associated with the content, its temporal and geographic space. The results show that economic and political influence groups are the most viral, relegating non-profit organisations or individuals with altruistic outreach to second place; only on international days is this trend reversed. Bots do not interfere to impose messages; it is artificial intelligence algorithms that overshadow vindictive and humanistic content. The most influential people are predominantly male, associated with institutional accounts in the political sphere. It is concluded that Big Data and Business Intelligence tools help teachers to analyse relevant educational and social issues, and to acquire a collective ethic in the face of new educational challenges. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The analogical hermeneutics of Mauricio Beuchot (2005) and the vision of game in the “Homo Ludens” of J. Huizinga (2006) help us to interpret the effects of capitalist globalization on the social structures of Latin America. Corruption cases in this region involve political, business and criminal intelligence. The democratic advance faces dirty game from criminal groups. The game analogy shows some hidden factors in social interactions. The fair play of capitalism is a fiction and the proposed model of interpretation exhibits the cruelty of the economic system. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Business intelligence applications use artificial intelligence techniques more frequently to make predictions, handle uncertainty, and influence organizational decision making. The executive system for monitoring organizational strategies - BIMAS, is a computer solution for performance management and business intelligence, developed and marketed by the Cuban company DESOFT that evaluates the company's key performance indicators rigorously through ranges defined by users. This evaluation of indicators over time has presented results that sometimes do not conform to reality; being a user-directed evaluation, time intervals have not been considered for it, and what for some, an indicator may be "low", for others it could be considered "medium" and even "high." Hence, this work aims to implement a fuzzy inference model that considers objective and subjective aspects that characterize the performance of processes in organizations, choosing in this case as terms for the analysis of the percentage of compliance and Evaluation period of each indicator. It is intended to demonstrate that flexible and close to reality evaluations are obtained with this model, providing decision-makers with reliable information regarding their organizations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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