Damir Kalpic

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• Conference Proceeding: The “selection, training, follow and evaluation framework” (STFEF) for manager's in business innovation transformation projects” the Human Factor

  A. Trad, D. Kalpic
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  ABSTRACT: One of the most risky factors in transforming a traditional Business Environment (BE) will be the Management of the Human Factor. Once the transformation ends, the control and evaluation of the human factor starts. This paper defines the future framework's factors that influences the success of the adaptation of the Human Factor to change. The proposed Select, Train, Follow and Evaluate Framework (STFEF) assists managers in managing the human factor. It also establishes the relationship between the transformation, the implementation of Business Process Technologies and the Human Factor.
  Information Technology Interfaces (ITI), Proceedings of the ITI 2011 33rd International Conference on; 07/2011
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  Conference Proceeding: A prototype for the short-term prediction of moving object's movement using Markov chains.

  Ivana Nizetic, Kresimir Fertalj, Damir Kalpic
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  ABSTRACT: Due to the advances in Global Positioning System (GPS) and wireless technology, which enabled collection of large amount of data about moving objects, research on moving objects experiences its expanded phase. In this paper we focus on short-term prediction of moving object's movement using Markov chain adapted to spatiotemporal data. We demonstrate our prototype for tracking and predicting object's future location and perceive some problems in real-time prediction.
  Proceedings of the ITI 2009 31st International Conference on Information Technology Interfaces, Cavtat/Dubrovnik, Croatia, June 22-25, 2009; 01/2009
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  Conference Proceeding: Computerisation, data privacy and scientific excellence; Where are we going?

  D. Kalpic
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  ABSTRACT: Computerisation of most human activities that handle data is widely in function nowadays. General fears of Big Brother syndrome are ubiquitous. The paper attempts to challenge this common wisdom by demonstrating on some examples how computerisation in connection with proclaimed data privacy politics actually hinders the useful information, some of which was even formerly available, without computerisation or in older information system versions before the current rigid data privacy legislation. Examples are taken primarily from some personal author's experience and from information systems aimed for academic community in Croatia, developed at the author's Department. Data privacy prevents ordinary members of the academic community or society from proper investigation that could challenge the adequacy of existing policies. At the same time, the persons who institutionally have granted access to the collected information and who are the most influential to conduct policies have hardly time to do os.
  Information Technology Interfaces, 2008. ITI 2008. 30th International Conference on; 07/2008
• Conference Proceeding: Data Quality in Finances and Its Impact on Credit Risk Management and CRM Integration.

  Berislav Nadinic, Damir Kalpic
  ICSOFT 2008 - Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Software and Data Technologies, Volume ISDM/ABF, Porto, Portugal, July 5-8, 2008; 01/2008
• Conference Proceeding: Role of ERP in Management of Higher Education Financing.

  Ljerka Luic, Damir Kalpic
  ICSOFT 2008 - Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Software and Data Technologies, Volume ISDM/ABF, Porto, Portugal, July 5-8, 2008; 01/2008