2025
Autores
Santos, G; Silveira, C; Santos, V; Santos, A; Mamede, H;
Publicação
NEW TRENDS IN DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES, TECH ETHICS AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, DITTET 2025
Abstract
This paper explores the potential of Large Language Models (LLM) to optimize various stages of the software development lifecycle, including requirements elicitation, architecture design, diagram creation, and implementation. The study is grounded in a real-world case, where development time and result quality are compared with and without LLM assistance. This research underscores the possibility of applying prompt patterns in LLM to support and enhance software development activities, focusing on a B2C digital commerce platform centered on fashion retail, designated LUNA. The methodology adopted is Design Science, which follows a practical and iterative approach. Requirements, design suggestions, and code samples are analyzed before and after the application of language models. The results indicate substantial advantages in the development process, such as improved task efficiency, faster identification of requirement gaps, and enhanced code readability. Nevertheless, challenges were observed in interpreting complex business logic. Future work should explore the integration of LLM with domain-specific ontologies and business rule engines to improve contextual accuracy in code and model generation. Additionally, refining prompt engineering strategies and combining LLM with interactive development environments could further enhance code quality, traceability, and explainability.
2025
Autores
Pistono, A; Santos, A; Baptista, R;
Publicação
World Journal of Information Systems
Abstract
2025
Autores
Aplugi, G; Santos, A;
Publicação
World Journal of Information Systems
Abstract
2025
Autores
Aplugi, G; Santos, AMP; Cravino, JP;
Publicação
Communications in Computer and Information Science
Abstract
The learning environment is an essential part of teaching and learning. Its personalization has several advantages (e.g., guaranteeing learning quality or effective learning). In vocational education, a personalized learning environment might provide training most suitable to each professional according to individual characteristics, skills, or career path. Artificial intelligence’s ability to process big data can be harnessed to personalize a learning environment. This work intends to investigate the personalization of a learning environment using artificial intelligence (AI) in vocational training that can provide relevant training based on the trainees’ skills required. A framework will be proposed to personalize a learning environment in this scope. Its development will follow the design science research (DSR) methodology. During the process, the survey methodology (expert interviews and focus groups) will be conducted to validate the artifact requirements and evaluate our future framework. © 2025 Elsevier B.V., All rights reserved.
2025
Autores
Dias, JT; Santos, AMP; Martins, P; Mamede, HS;
Publicação
Communications in Computer and Information Science
Abstract
In recent years, companies have faced increasing pressure from globalization, requiring them to adapt not only to survive but also to thrive in a highly competitive environment. This adaptation has been facilitated by the efficient integration of technology, achieved through digital processes and collaboration tools. Digital transformation has emerged as a critical element for maintaining competitiveness as economies become increasingly digital. To succeed in this ever-evolving environment, companies must balance leveraging existing strengths with seeking new organizational agility. Integrating advanced technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Web Technologies into education and professional training is a strategic response to the challenges posed by the current digital landscape. AI, with its adaptability and automation capabilities, offers benefits such as increased efficiency, personalized learning, and streamlined administrative processes. Continuous evaluation of teaching and learning, along with data extraction and predictive analysis, enhances e-learning quality and informs organizational decisions. This research aims to investigate how advanced technologies can predict and adapt organizational training needs to improve competency development and overall effectiveness. The research adopts a Design Science Research (DSR) methodology, focusing on the development and implementation of an AI-based framework for personalized training recommendations. Expected outcomes include integrating AI-driven predictive models with existing Human Resources Management Systems to identify and address training needs, fostering employee skill development, organizational agility, and competitiveness in a rapidly changing market. Additionally, addressing this issue promotes a more inclusive and empowering work environment, enabling employees to thrive in an increasingly digital world. © 2025 Elsevier B.V., All rights reserved.
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