Activation Dll Load Failed Fifa 13 Ajuda
Lovie Berlinghof
i believe it is the same issue people are having with the HUD modification, the locale being different from US, as the scripts and such cause errors when not set to US, as it confirmed connection to Aurora
yeah, there is an issue with the "language coding" params.. between his and the way it is written, unless he is missing specific dependencies.. but i dunno.. i showed him how to manually do it since he can't pull assets from FTP.. everything else in the program works just fine tho.. so..
It's not been tested on Windows 10 by me, i only tested it on Windows 8.1 x64, idk what everyone else uses, but, it seems that very few have had issues with it (only seen one other error report, which was basically the same thing, i was looking for it this morning, but couldn't find it, anyways... the solution was to install the runtime i linked to above^)
That was the initial error, then he said he got that fixed and it still failed... so... there must be another error that occured after fixing this System.Data.SQLite.dll loading issue... especially since it was fixed after rebooting the router (?!)
Multicriteria decision support model for ordering the most favorable medical specialties for insertion in the own network: Case study in a health insurance operator in Rio Grande do Norte
The objective of this study is to investigate which are the main factors that influence the use of loyalty programs in small and medium-sized companies in high-end retail in the state capital. Loyalty programs emerged in the eighties with the purpose of developing searches among consumers and companies, having a great importance in the business sphere, becoming an essential tool for customer retention. Technological evolution and the transformation of society contributed to the formation of new consumption habits, since consumers are always in search of new products and services, and it is also necessary, the evolution of companies to keep up with new needs, causing one of the greatest business challenges, to know more deeply the customer's consumption habits. All loyalty mechanisms occur in the approach of the customer to the company, the use of these mechanisms allows the obtaining of important information to improve the relationship with the customer, analyzes the level of satisfaction and understanding their needs, thus adjusting the services with the information obtained, ready for a competitive advantage in the face of great market competition, gaining loyalty and reducing the risk of losing it to competing companies. In view of the market dynamics, it is essential to understand the factors that influence consumer behavior, such as: social, personal and psychological factors, which contribute to the formation of the customer's profile. Social factors determine how decisions taken by the consumer in relation to a product or brand from the position it occupies in society. Personal factors are considered individual aspects of each consumer as well as the subject's life condition. Regarding psychological factors, it involves consumption and the need for satisfaction. The standard of consumer procedures has been changing at increasingly shorter intervals and knowing the stimuli that enhance these changes gives the company strategic advantages over other competitors. The research has a proposal that will be developed through a questionnaire, based on the understanding of the use and implementation of loyalty programs in business strategy, not small and medium-sized high-speed retail in the city of Natal, by the retail segment. Finally, the expected result is to better understand the essence of this tool and suggest a roadmap to guide its implementation.
Based on Data Envelopment Analysis and the portfolio management theory proposed by Harry Markowitz, this paper studies the efficiency of asset diversification to compose an optimal portfolio of stocks among the shares of companies listed on the Brazilian Stock Exchange (B3). It is founded that from economic data of the companies, allied to the macroeconomic and political conjuncture, the use of statistical resources and application of the Network Data Envelopment Analysis (NDEA), it is possible to construct a sample of papers whose diversified combination makes this investment portfolio optimal for the investor's profile. To carry out this assessment, a multiple case study was conducted, with an intentional sample of 180 companies registered at B3, with data referring to each quarter of the year 2022, disclosed by each company in the sample. The variables used in this evaluation were two inputs (operating expenses and total assets), two intermediate inputs (net income and total revenues) and two outputs (average return on shares in the market and volatility). Then, the output-oriented NDEA was used to identify which companies are efficient to compose a stock investment portfolio. To measure performance and analyze the portfolio, the Ibovespa index, the main performance indicator for shares traded on B3, was chosen as a benchmark. The test resulted in a positive response to the hypothesis formulated regarding the possibility of success of this diversification method. Finally, it concludes with the recommendation of the method, being an adequate strategy to assist investors in decision making. and that can be complemented by means of predictive resources, such as the bootstrap model.
Innovation is a systematic and multifaceted process, which involves several elements, internal and external to the organization. These elements are capable of promoting or hindering the development of innovations, considered as facilitators or barriers inherent to the process. Due to the relevance of the exposed theme, the present research has the general objective to analyze the main facilitating factors and the barriers to the innovation process in a large organization of the sugar-energy sector, located in the state of So Paulo. The methodological course was structured for an applied research, with descriptive and explanatory objectives, with a mixed approach (quantitative and qualitative) and a reasoned on a bibliographical and documental research and, later, by a survey and a case study. This research contributed to fill two gaps identified in the literature: (i) the in-depth understanding of the elements that significantly impact the development of innovations; and (ii) the identification of these elements in an organization of the sugar-energy sector, since no studies were found that explored this relationship, which becomes necessary to achieve the objective proposed in this study.The results found indicate that the company practices, predominantly, the innovation of processes, in an incremental way, with the expansion of its productive capacity as the main objective to the act of innovating. Regarding the internal facilitating factors, the following stand out: (i) human element: autonomy and freedom to express new ideas; (ii) organizational environment: organizational culture; (iii) resources: human resources; and (iv) managerial aspects: innovation as a strategic guideline; while for external facilitators, the following stand out: (i) clients: support and collaboration in the development of new ideas; (ii) competitors: data and information sharing; (iii) suppliers: support and collaboration in the development of new ideas; (iv) government: Law of Innovation and Law of Good; (v) technologies: cloud computing; and (vi) innovation networks: knowledge sharing. With regard to internal barriers, the following stand out: (i) human resources: limited time; (ii) institutional or organizational: inadequate communication flow; (iii) financial: return on long term investment; (iv) informational or knowledge: little maturity in R&D; and (v) technologies: difficulty in accessing, obtaining and using technological resources; while for external barriers, the following stand out: (i) market: market uncertainties; (ii) financial: bureaucracy for obtaining credit; (iii) government: bureaucracy for the commercialization of innovations; and (iv) informational or knowledge: lack of qualified people in the market.
In an increasingly changing society, in which technological and social development take on a frenetic pace, knowledge and information become inputs of great value. For organizations to be efficient in environments with these characteristics, they need to look for ways that systematize knowledge, information so that they are consolidated and become a usable input in their processes. It is in this scenario that the Benchlearning tool appears, which aims to guide organizations and people to focus on organizational learning and continuous improvement from the knowledge acquired by observing other organizations considering their own characteristics and limitations. In public administration it is no different, in view of the obligation provided by law to be efficient, bodies and actors working in this sector need to have this constant concern in their actions. In the field of health, this concern assumes a much greater level of responsibility, given the vital need for the population to develop actions to promote health and prevent and combat epidemics, as is the case of the Syphilis epidemic in our country. In this sense, this study aims to identify the benefits of applying Benchlearning principles in an intraorganizational view in health communication campaign projects. The research procedure was structured in 4 stages: 1) State of the art of the benchlearning theme 2) Documentary analysis of research on the communication process in health projects; 3) Field research (case study directed to the first 3 campaigns carried out by the Rapid Response to Syphilis project); and 4) Identification of the benefits of the Benchlearning tool in health communication from an intraorganizational perspective. The initial analysis of the information obtained in the case study demonstrates the importance that experience and learning assume for the efficiency of the campaigns, at the same time that it points to a deficit of the project in not systematizing its lessons learned.
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