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Cluster Computing | 2016

Effects of patent indicators on national technological level: concentrated on mobile communication, network, and convergence technologies

Jong-Hak Oh; Jung-Wan Hong; Yen-Yoo You; Gwan-Sik Na

Several countries have invested massive amounts of R&D expenditures into convergence, mobile communication and network technologies which form the basis of modern industrial innovation. However, although R&D investment is directly related to the economic growth at the country level, whether such large-scale investment actually contributes to increasing the technological levels of countries is unclear. Thus objective evidence on whether this astronomical investment should be continued is limited. This study seeks to validate whether four patent indicators (patent activity, patent intensity, patent market power, patent citation) influence the technological levels of 11 countries (Korea, the United States, Japan, China, Germany, Finland, France, the United Kingdom, Italy, the Netherlands, Sweden) based on patent indicators for convergence, mobile communication, and network technologies. Based on the patent indicator that influences each country, a practical model for evaluating technological-level is then proposed.


Cluster Computing | 2014

A case study of Financial Statements Reporting System based on XBRL Taxonomy in accordance with Korean Public Institutions adoption of K-IFRS

Joon-Soo Jeong; Kwan-Sik Na; Yen-Yoo You

This study aims to propose a model to convert Public Institution Financial Reporting System (PIFRS) into a XBRL-based online in accordance with adopted Korean International Financial Reporting Standards (K-IFRS). The financial reporting systems before the adaptation of PIFRS has found themselves with many input errors and time consumption in adding in the process of manual collection of Excel-based data and combining.However, the production of XBRL-based online PIFRS ensures the shortened period of preparation of closing statements and prompt response to the new establishment, change, integration, and discontinuance of public institutions, as well as the trustfulness of public financial information and the reduction of time in collecting related financial data. In addition, XBRL-based online PIFRS made it possible to reflect the change of account category by the revision of IFRS and respond to the frequent changes in account such as emission trading system, without the structural modification of the whole system but only with alignment of the Taxonomy. Therefore, it helped the system users consistently answer to the demand of the public announcement of various types of financial information and innovatively shortened the periods of financial reporting, submission and approval.


Wireless Personal Communications | 2016

Information Security Evaluation Using Multi-Attribute Threat Index

Young-Man Je; Yen-Yoo You; Kwan-Sik Na

Threat to security has been increasing along with proliferation of service through the Web. Multi-attribute risk assessment serves as a useful tool to assess risk quantitatively by prioritizing sets of threats and security requirements. The case study presents decision-making methods as to the selection of information security technology and solution through the process of identifying risk and quantifying threat index. Since the intrusion types and analysis data was analyzed based on the statistics of multiple enterprises, it is advisable to classify the types into more detailed types suitable to the target company, and to reasonably reflect the characteristics of the organization through accumulation and utilization of the company’s own data.


Journal of Digital Convergence | 2014

The Effect of Government R&D Subsidies Program Participation Factor for SMEs R&D Performances

Seung-Wook Choi; Jin-Taek Jung; Yen-Yoo You

This study is about effects of government R&D subsidies program participation factor for SMEs R&D performances. Currently, Government R&D subsidies program has been operating in various forms, and each company subsidies, facilities, equipment, personnel and training have been supported. Each of the companies is also involved with various factor of support to participate in the subsides program. Therefore, This study verifies the hypotheses that after government R&D subsidies program of project implementation, various participation factor of companies have an effect positive impact on business management skills of administrative performance. Also, This study verifies the hypothesis of an influence on the R&D investment and the technological capability of technical performance. Through such a analysis results will help to carry out guide for strategic R&D performance management of government R&D subsidies program participation companies.


Journal of Digital Convergence | 2015

A Study on the Consultant`s Pro-social Service Behavior on Relational Embeddedness, Relationship Trust, Relationship Satisfaction and Long-term Relationship Orientation

Dong-Ju Shin; Jung-Wan Hong; Yen-Yoo You

This study aimed to study the relational embeddedness theory which has been actively studied in the fields of marketing and psychology to the consulting industry. This study also aimed to find out if various efforts and pro-social service behavior of the consultant, a service provider in the consulting industry may have a positive effect on customer relationships. The results of the study can be summarized as follows: The pro-social service behavior of the consultant was verified to have a positive effect on relationship trust, relationship satisfaction with customers and relational embeddedness was found to have a positive effect on relationship trust and relationship satisfaction. In addition, relational embeddedness, relationship trust, and relationship satisfaction were found to have a positive effect on long-term relationship orientation.


Journal of Digital Convergence | 2014

Empirical Analysis of Socio-Economic Performance of Social Enterprises: Focusing on social enterprise in Seoul

Chong-Hye Yoon; Kwan-Sik Na; Yen-Yoo You

The purpose of this present study is to empirically analyze the variables affecting socio-economic performance of social enterprises. For this purpose of 107 enterprises, located in Seoul, was performed under the hypothesis that the authentication properties (authentication type, authentication year) of social enterprises will affect the socio-economic performance. The analysis showed that first; authentication type among the characteristics of social enterprises showed significant effects on the social performance. Second, authentication year among the characteristics of social enterprises showed significant effects on the economic performances. In addition, since the job-creating type showed higher social performance, it would be desirable to raise the certification rate of this type in the future. The analysis implied that longer the years of accreditation, the greater positive effects on the socio-economic performance of social enterprises was shown. Therefore, the present study suggest the need to diversify support policies according to the number of authentication years in order to secure sustainability by maximizing the socio-economic performance of social enterprise because the monolithic support is not very effective for continued growth and self-reliance of social enterprises


Indian Journal of Public Health Research and Development | 2018

An influence of stress factors on consulting performance in consultants as contributors to innovation in the fourth industrial revolution age

Tae-young Kim; Yen-Yoo You; Kwan-Sik Na

This study was attempted to identify the influence of stress factors among consultants on consulting performance amid growing importance of the role of a consultant as a contributor to innovation and connection for customer in this fourth industrial revolution age emphasizing innovation and connection. To identify the influence of stress factors among consultants on consulting performance, consultants who had experience in performing a consulting project were selected, and a survey was carried out for about two months from July 2017. And 175 copies were collected and 174 questionnaires excluding the questionnaires with missing values were used. For data processing in this study, SPSS(ver. 22) and AMOS(ver. 22) were used as statistical programs. The empirical results showed that the problem solving as a stress factor among consultants had a positive influence on job satisfaction and also had a positive influence on consulting performance, and job satisfaction had a positive influence on consulting performance. On the other hand, work burden also as a stress factor among consultants did not have a significant influence on job satisfaction and also did not have a significant influence on consulting performance. This suggests that customers certitude and confidence that a problem will or can be solved has a direct influence on job satisfaction or consulting performance in consultants as contributors to innovation and connection for customer in the fourth industrial revolution. On the other hand, it is suggested that the work burden of a consultant as an occupation is not directly related to job satisfaction or consulting performance. This study is significant in that it provides useful suggestions for developing domestic consulting industry and enhancing global competitiveness of domestic enterprises by strengthening the competitiveness of consultants by controlling stress factors while recognizing the importance of the role of a consultant in the fourth industrial revolution age.


Journal of Digital Convergence | 2016

Framework for Measuring Dynamic Influence Index & Influence Factors using Social Data on Facebook

Seoung-hyun Koh; Yen-Yoo You

The explosive growth of social networking services based on smart devices popularize these relationships and activities online in accordance with the far larger impact of this on the real life offline, the interest and importance for the online activity is increasing. In this study, factors affecting the SNS activity are defined by object, user, influence direction, influence distance and proposed a method to measure organic terms in effect between the SNS users. Influence Direction and Influence Strength (or Distance) are elaborated by using the existing influence measurement element such as structured data the number of friends, the difference between the number of contacts and the new influence measurement element such as unstructured data gap between the former time and the latter time, preference and type of response behavior that occur in social network service. In addition, the system for collecting and analysing data for measuring influence from social network service and the process model on the method for measuring influence is tested by using sample data on Facebook and explained the implementation probability


Indian journal of science and technology | 2016

A Study on the Influence Factor of Traditional Marketplace Sales

Kyung-Sik Lee; Sang-Bok Lee; Yen-Yoo You

Objectives: This study aims to explore theoretical base on such condition and to prepare a fundamental base of future studies. Methods/Statistical Analysis: To analyze factors influencing on the sales of traditional marketplace, survey for empirical studies on traditional market located at the old urban center of capital area where facility modernization implements have conducted. First, the market characteristics was analyzed by conducting a frequency analysis on age of merchant, business period, type of business and business item, after that, the analysis on the statistically significant influences of each variable on the sales has conducted through multiple regression analysis setting monthly sales as an independent variable and quantitative data as a dependent variable. For the dependent variables, quantitative data that can be measured objectively and dummy variable on identifiable nominal scale have utilized. Thus, the factor analysis and reliability analysis that are general research procedure have skipped. Findings: The independent variables putting a statistically significant influence on the independent variable, a sales amount, have shown to be size of store, business period, number of employees, and type of business, and customer staying time, ratio of regular customer, and age of merchant have shown to be statistically insignificant. Among statistically significant variables, the business period variable has shown to be negative (-) influence and remained variables have shown to be positive (+) influence. Especially, the reason that the size of store has shown a high standardization regression coefficient and it has shown to put significant influence on sales can be interpreted, as the demand of merchant to enlarge size of store is the most sensitive assignment to solve. In addition, the reason that business period influences negative effect (-) different from other variables can be understood that it cannot have positive influence on sales at the declined and deteriorated traditional market, and sales of merchants who have entered the market as a second mover is higher. Improvements/Applications: This study has its significance to prepare a base for future studies by analyzing influencing factors on sales of traditional market that were incomplete in previous studies. Through this study, the factors influencing on sales of traditional market, positive (+) and negative (-) effect can be identified, and it can be utilized as the fundamental data to establish political support direction of traditional market.


Indian journal of science and technology | 2016

Effects of Corporate Technological Innovation Activities on Technological and Management Performance - Focusing on Government Supported Convergence Consulting

Chang-Jae Lee; Yen-Yoo You

Objectives: The purpose of this study is to identify the effects of utilization of technological innovation, Foundation for technological innovation, and technological innovation capability on technological performance and effects of technological performance on management performance and the indirect effects of technological performance for Small Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) who have had experienced government supported consulting services. Methods/Statistical Analysis: This study conducted survey with SMEs who have experienced government supported convergence consulting as the targeted audience and performed statistical analysis such as SPSS22.0 and AMOS 22.0 to conduct exploratory factor analysis and measurement model in order to identify interrelationship among the utilization of technological innovation, technological performance and management performance. Findings: The results of our study are as follow. Firstly, utilization of technological innovation has positive effect on technological performance. Secondly, establishing the foundation for technological innovation has positive effects on technological performance. Thirdly, Technological Innovation capability has positive effect on technological performance. Fourthly, technological performance has positive influence on management performance. Finally, technological performance acts as a mediator variable between the utilization of technological innovation and the management performance. Improvements/Applications: These results suggest that government supported consulting services for SMEs regarding their utilization of technological innovation are effective and should be continued.

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