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Publication Impact of Lecturer Training on Absenteeism and Job Performance: Ecuador's Higher Education Institution CaseEcuador’s public university system is at a stage in which supply exceeds demand and where competition between universities plays a leading role. The objective of this research is to carry out an analysis of the impact of lecturer training on absenteeism rate and job performance in a Public Higher Education Institution. We conduct an initial diagnosis is performed by cluster analysis, also a correlational analysis and a Student T-test to examine the effect of training courses on absenteeism rate and job performance of lecturers. According to the results obtained, training courses do not have a significant impact on absenteeism nor the quality of job performance of university lecturers. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Implementing Digital Transformation Processes in Industry 4.0Today, companies are subject to the absolute digitization of consumer behavior and their internal stakeholders. To successfully meet this challenge, companies need to define a digital transformation strategy. Unfortunately, most companies do not have a methodology to guide this transformation. As a result, the conduction of the process is complex, and there is no adequate diagnosis or route consistent with the company’s objectives. All this leads to disordered and inefficient technological implementations, which generate a high level of uncertainty. In this article, we present the results of a literature review analysis that compiles evidence regarding how companies are addressing the challenge of digitally transforming themselves for Industry 4.0. The findings have allowed us to formulate new research questions and hypotheses based on the results reported in the selected primary studies. We recovered a total of 21 primary studies, which we classified according to three criteria: guidelines, assessments, and agile method. The increase in the number of publications in recent years shows the attractiveness of the subject. The results obtained allow us to draw important conclusions that will help to conduct future research on this topic. In future work, we plan to extend this work further and propose usability principles based on Lean. Another line of work is to explore the artificial intelligence techniques that Industry 4.0 uses in its digital transformation processes.