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Aim. A theoretical review of the opportunities and functions of the application enabling the creation of internet surveys. Assessment of their use in accordance with own opinion and the analysis of the literature on the subject.Methods. Analysis of the literature on the subject and a summary of the description of the survey conducted on the basis of a questionnaire examining the interesting phenomenon of e-methodology and an opinion on distance learning. The authors analysed the advantages and disadvantages of the tools used in online research. The aforementioned experiences of the researchers refer to the experience gained during research on e-methodology.Results and conclusion. The interest in this medium as a tool for social and psychological research has been growing rapidly in the last ten years. The very rapid development of technology that has taken place during the COVID-19 pandemic allowed us to easilyconduct a research survey using the network, which can easily replace any labour-intensive data collection through inquiry. In addition, many different tools and techniques have been created that use the so-called "Global spider web" in conducting my own research. Theresearcher abandons direct contact with the respondent and devotes himself to the analysis of the phenomenon that interests him by analysing the given Internet environment, social groups that express themselves on a given topic or share their work on specifi c problems. However, the global network is not only a chance for good, innovative approach to research, but also threats and related difficulties. One of the most important weaknesses of the network is the fact that we can never be sure who is on the other end of the computer.Cognitive value. Presentation of new ways of conducting scientific research via the network, presenting my own analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the e-methodology phenomenon. Analysing the phenomenon of internet methodology, welearn that the tendency to participate in internet research is increasing. However, motivation to participate in internet research is not always sufficient, as mentioned by many researchers. There are many ways to infl uence the attractiveness of the research and the motivation to participate in the research. Thanks to this article, we also learn that it is still necessary to conduct further methodological research on increasing the effectiveness of Internet research and minimising errors associated with it. The issues presented in this article reflect the current methodological knowledge. We can predict that as the Internet grows and new technical opportunities emerge - such as video-enabled applications, among others - new methodological issues will arise that may be of interest to researchers.

Strengthening innovation for entrepreneur is very important because nowadays consumers are smarter and they demand to meet their needs in terms of quality, renewal and price. Small businesses and beginners are often unable to achieve business sustainability. Therefore, innovative capabilities are needed to meet consumer's needs and to achieve business sustainability. By using an entrepreneurial ecosystem approach through elements of actors, factors, enthusiasm and interrelated processes that can strengthen the innovation of entrepreneur. The main purpose of this paper is to analyze the dynamics of entrepreneurial innovation so that factors to strengthen innovation can be identified. This study uses Soft System Methodology (SSM) through the application of SSM steps to obtain a conceptual model to strengthen innovation for entrepreneur. This research was conducted for 6 months, by conducting in-depth interviews with 50 respondents consisting of government, academics, community leaders and business actors. The results showed that a strong will from within the entrepreneur and the use of technology are key factors in strengthening entrepreneurial innovation. Keywords: coastal area, conceptual model, entrepreneur, innovation, soft system methodology

[EN] The efficiency of industrial production or maintenance tasks, it is influenced by many factors, having special relevance order and cleanliness, collected explicitly in legislation relating to safety. However, the order and cleanliness are not only parameters related to safety, but they are also tools for management of successful production, within which the 5S methodology has been developed, to improve productivity in any industrial sector. This article proposes a model for the improvement of job security from the evaluation of the order and cleanliness in the jobs. Is a model that has been implemented in chemical plants and which has allowed, in addition, serve as shock to stimulate workers in the improvement of occupational safety. ; [ES] En la eficiencia tareas de mantenimiento o de producción industrial, influyen muchos factores, teniendo una especial relevancia el orden y la limpieza, recogido explícitamente, en la legislación relativa a la seguridad. Sin embargo, el orden y la limpieza no son solamente parámetros relacionados con la seguridad, sino que también son herramientas de trabajo para lograr una gestión de la producción exitosa, dentro de la cual se ha desarrollado la metodología 5S, para mejorar la productividad en cualquier sector industrial. Este artículo propone un modelo de mejora de la seguridad laboral a partir de la evaluación del orden y la limpieza en los puestos de trabajo. Es un modelo que ha sido puesto en práctica en plantas químicas y que ha permitido, además, servir como revulsivo para estimular a los trabajadores en la mejora de la seguridad laboral. ; Rodríguez-Méndez, M.; Cárcel Carrasco, FJ. (2019). Methodology to assess the order and cleanliness in industrial activities. 3C Empresa, Investigación y pensamiento crítico. 8(2):68-87. https://doi.org/10.17993/3cemp.2019.080238.68-87 ; S ; 68 ; 87 ; 8 ; 2

This paper provides an overview of the methodology and supporting advice developed by Queensland State Archives to help Queensland government departments undertaking the disposal or replacement of legacy ICT assets to lawfully manage the information content of those systems. Before deleting or investing in any preservation effort on records in decommissioning candidate systems, agencies need to have a clear understanding of: which records need to be kept and for how long; how to seek disposition authorisation for records which may have no ongoing value to the organisation; and what is and is not deemed a suitable preservation environment for managing records of ongoing value, from a recordkeeping perspective. Developed with the non-record professional in mind, a key message underpinning the methodology is that records as evidence of business activity are strategic assets in their own right, not just a byproduct of the business process, owned by the application.

[Abstract] Industry 5.0 follows the steps of the Industry 4.0 paradigm and seeks for revolutionizing the way industries operate. In fact, Industry 5.0 focuses on research and innovation to support industrial production sustainability and place the well-being of industrial workers at the center of the production process. Thus, Industry 5.0 relies on three pillars: it is human-centric, it encourages sustainability and it is aimed at developing resilience against disruptions. Such core aspects cannot be fully achieved without a transparent end-to-end human-centered traceability throughout the value chain. As a consequence, Auto-Identification (Auto-ID) technologies play a key role, since they are able to provide automated item recognition, positioning and tracking without human intervention or in cooperation with industrial operators. Although the most popular Auto-ID technologies provide a certain degree of security and productivity, there are still open challenges for future Industry 5.0 factories. This article analyzes and evaluates the Auto-ID landscape and delivers a holistic perspective and understanding of the most popular and the latest technologies, looking for solutions that cope with harsh, diverse and complex industrial scenarios. In addition, it describes a methodology for selecting Auto-ID technologies for Industry 5.0 factories. Such a methodology is applied to a specific use case of the shipbuilding industry that requires identifying the main components of a ship during its construction and repair. To validate the outcomes of the methodology, a practical evaluation of passive and active UHF RFID tags was performed in an Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV) under construction, showing that a careful selection and evaluation of the tags enables product identification and tracking even in areas with a very high density of metallic objects. As a result, this article serves as a useful guide for industrial stakeholders, including future developers and managers that seek for deploying identification and traceability technologies in Industry 5.0 scenarios. ; This work was supported in part by the Auto-Identication for Intelligent Products Research Line of the Navantia-Universidade da Coruña Joint Research Unit under Grant IN853B-2018/02, and in part by the Centro de Investigación de Galicia ``CITIC,'' funded by Xunta de Galicia and the European Union (European Regional Development Fund-Galicia 2014_2020 Program) under Grant ED431G 2019/01 ; Xunta de Galicia; IN853B-2018/02 ; Xunta de Galicia; ED431G 2019/01

Das Kapitel bietet zunächst eine allgemeine Einführung in den bildungspolitischen und forschungsbezogenen Kontext des Themas. Danach werden die Strategie der systematischen Literatursuche und die Kodierung erläutert. Die Literatursuche erfolgte für den Zeitraum Januar 2010 bis Mai 2019 mit festgelegten deutschen und englischen Schlagwörtern in den Datenbanken des Fachportals Pädagogik (FIS Bildung Literaturdatenbank), ERIC, DNB und Google Scholar. (DIPF/Orig.) ; This chapter presents a general introduction to the education policy and the research-oriented context of the topic. Thereafter, strategies of a systematic literature search and the coding process are explained. The literature retrieval was run in the databases Fachportal Pädagogik (Education Research Portal), ERIC, DNB (German National Library) and Google Scholar with pre-defined German and English search terms for the period January 2010 until May 2019. (DIPF/Orig.)

Technologien zur automatischen Identifikation (Auto-ID) von Objekten dienen im industriellen Kontext zunehmend als Basis für neuartige Services. Sie sind essenzieller Bestandteil von Nachverfolgungsfunktionen, etwa für Produktionsfortschrittskontrollen und Materialflussoptimierungen. Sie identifizieren und lokalisieren Werkstücke, Produkte und/oder Betriebsmittel. Mit Anwendung und Akzeptanz in den Unternehmen steigt auch die Anzahl an Technologien und Anbietern im Markt. Um den Planungsprozess zum Einsatz dieser Technologien zu strukturieren und Planern einen Leitfaden zur Verfügung zu stellen, wurde ein Verfahren zur Auswahl geeigneter Technologien entwickelt.
 
Technologies for automatic identification (Auto-ID) of objects are increasingly used in industry as a basis for new services. They are essential for tracking functions – for example for production progress monitoring and material flow optimization. They are used for identifying and locating workpieces, products and/or resources. The number of technologies and suppliers in the market increases with application and acceptance in the companies. To structure the planning process for the use of these technologies and provide a guideline for planners, a procedure was developed for selecting suitable technologies.