Abstract Prescriptive process monitoring is a family of techniques to optimize the performance business by triggering interventions at runtime. Existing prescriptive assume that number may be triggered unbounded. In practice, though, consume resources with finite capacity. For example, in loan origination process, an intervention consist preparing alternative offer increase applicant’s chances ...

This article seeks to compare the schools of strategic management in three paradigms, especially descriptive and schools, considers integrated as a combination other two types schools. In this article, achieve goal, we first try explain concepts management, model, theory, approach, school paradigm management. Then, using qualitative comparative research method type close comparison, researcher ...

Achieving timely last-mile order delivery is often the most challenging part of an e-commerce fulfillment. Effective management operations can result in significant cost savings and lead to increased customer satisfaction. Currently, due lack availability information, schedules followed by agents are optimized for shortest tour distance. Therefore, orders not delivered customer-preferred time p...

This paper presents a method to determine if a usable wheelchair accessible route in a facility exists using motion-planning techniques. We use a `performance-based' approach to predict the performance of a facility design against requirements of a building code. This approach has advantages over the traditional `prescriptive' code-based approach for assessing acceptability of designs, which is...

This paper outlines the need for prescriptive action in the field of videogame design to overcome recurring conditions of lack of expressive productivity and uncertainty in carrying out the communicational goals of videogame development projects. This paper furthermore proposes a strategy for prescriptive action in the form of Applied Research in Normative Studies in videogames, meant to produc...

An increasing number of negotiations are conducted via electronic media allowing for an extensive use of software in negotiators’ activities. Traditionally, negotiation support was based on normative and prescriptive research; its users were analysts and experts. The purpose of the recently developed e-negotiation systems is to provide negotiators with services and to satisfy their requirements...

The growing interest in informal and emergent features of organizations has accompanied changes both in the dominant forms of organization and prevailing academic views about how best to think about and research them. It is argued here that currently espoused dichotomous characterizations of both organizations and research approaches are over-simplified and misleading. A review of types of orga...