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This research explores the adoption of ISO 20022, a standard that corporations can leverage to instruct payments to their partner financial institutions. Due to the complexity and case-specific variables involved, the adoption process may be complex and require significant effort from financial institutions and customers over an extended period. This research analyzes the opportunities and challenges for corporate users posed by ISO 20022 and identifies the success factors that must be considered during the adoption process. The research key findings indicate that an implementation approach incorporating flexibility, custom extensions, the use of a markup language for creating and managing messages, pilot testing, and user feedback can be an effective adoption model for ISO 20022. Design Science Research Methodology is employed in designing, building, and evaluating a solution proposal to develop a structured, customized, and flexible solution complying with the ever-changing requirements and landscape. This research contributes to the payment processing field by providing a comprehensive adoption model for ISO 20022 that considers critical factors and challenges. The proposed customized and flexible solution can assist corporations in successfully adopting ISO 20022 and contribute to creating a common language and model for payment data worldwide. The initiative's success depends on the effective adoption by all players, including corporations. © 2024 by the authors.

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The advancement of technology has led to a growing demand for autonomy across various sectors. A key aspect of achieving autonomous navigation through intricate environments is path planning, initially confined to 2D spaces but rapidly evolving to address the complexities of 3D environments. Despite the widespread adoption of RRT-based planners, their inherent lack of optimality has encouraged researchers to find refinements. This paper transposes an existing algorithm developed for 2D environments to 3D, leveraging a heuristic to optimize the generated paths in terms of path length, memory consumed, and execution time. Along with this scalability to 3D scenarios, a modification was introduced that trades off some execution time for a substantial improvement in path length. The results obtained from a series of simulated experimental tests prove the efficacy of the proposed method in 3D environments, demonstrating reduced memory consumption and execution time compared to conventional approaches.

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This work extends the energy-efficient job shop scheduling problem with transport resources by considering speed adjustable resources of two types, namely: the machines where the jobs are processed on and the vehicles that transport the jobs around the shop-floor. Therefore, the problem being considered involves determining, simultaneously, the processing speed of each production operation, the sequence of the production operations for each machine, the allocation of the transport tasks to vehicles, the travelling speed of each task for the empty and for the loaded legs, and the sequence of the transport tasks for each vehicle. Among the possible solutions, we are interested in those providing trade-offs between makespan and total energy consumption (Pareto solutions). To that end, we develop and solve a bi-objective mixed-integer linear programming model. In addition, due to problem complexity we also propose a multi-objective biased random key genetic algorithm that simultaneously evolves several populations. The computational experiments performed have show it to be effective and efficient, even in the presence of larger problem instances. Finally, we provide extensive time and energy trade-off analysis (Pareto front) to infer the advantages of considering speed adjustable machines and speed adjustable vehicles and provide general insights for the managers dealing with such a complex problem.

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Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) have significantly transformed task management in factories, warehouses, and urban environments. These robots enhance operational efficiency, reduce labor costs, and automate various tasks. However, navigating dynamic environments with moving obstacles, such as human workers, vehicles, and machinery, remains challenging. Traditional navigation systems, which rely on static maps and predefined routes, struggle to adapt to these dynamic settings. This research addresses these limitations by developing a dynamic navigation system that improves AMR performance in industrial and urban scenarios. The system enhances the A* algorithm to account for the current positions and predicted trajectories of moving obstacles, allowing the AMR to navigate safely and efficiently. Advanced sensor technologies, such as LiDAR and stereo cameras, are utilized for real-time environmental perception. The system integrates trajectory prediction and an Artificial Potential Field (APF) method for emergency collision avoidance. The solution is implemented using the Gazebo simulator and the Robot Operating System (ROS2), ensuring real-time operation and adaptive path planning. This research aims to significantly improve AMR safety, efficiency, and adaptability in dynamic environments.

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The development and use of digital marketing strategies by entrepreneurs is a key element of success for innovative projects. Moreover, effective execution of marketing intervention in what is referred to as the digital customer journey is essential to achieving business success. Under this paradigm, the present study aims to identify the use of digital marketing activities by entrepreneurs in their projects at each phase of the customer journey. The research bridges a gap in in the existing literature, first by a systematic review of literature using the statistical approach known as Multiple Correspondence Analysis (MCA) under the homogeneity analysis of variance using alternating least squares (HOMALS) framework programmed in the R language. Based on the results of this analysis, 13 digital marketing techniques are identified along with their use across the five phases of the digital customer journey that are linked to technology transfer and adoption: awareness, engagement, conversion, loyalty, and advocacy. Furthermore, different applications of digital marketing techniques by entrepreneurs are discussed, and new applications for each phase are proposed. The results reveal that entrepreneurs lack knowledge about the customer journey, the use of the awareness phase, and the knowledge of Big Data tools to boost innovation. Finally, the main digital marketing strategies are appropriately classified for each phase of the customer journey, and 16 questions for future research in this research area are proposed.

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Climate change has intensified the need for robust fire prevention strategies. Sustainable forest fuel management is crucial in mitigating the occurrence and rapid spread of forest fires. This study assessed the impact of vegetation clearing and/or grazing over a three-year period in the herbaceous and shrub parts of a Mediterranean oak forest. Using high-resolution multispectral data from an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), four flight surveys were conducted from 2019 (pre- and post-clearing) to 2021. These data were used to evaluate different scenarios: combined vegetation clearing and grazing, the individual application of each method, and a control scenario that was neither cleared nor purposely grazed. The UAV data allowed for the detailed monitoring of vegetation dynamics, enabling the classification into arboreal, shrubs, herbaceous, and soil categories. Grazing pressure was estimated through GPS collars on the sheep flock. Additionally, a good correlation (r = 0.91) was observed between UAV-derived vegetation volume estimates and field measurements. These practices proved to be efficient in fuel management, with cleared and grazed areas showing a lower vegetation regrowth, followed by areas only subjected to vegetation clearing. On the other hand, areas not subjected to any of these treatments presented rapid vegetation growth.