Journal of Open Source Developments
Volume 8, Issue 3 (2021)
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Table of contents
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Bug Tracking System on Software Development with Operating Systems
Abstract: Defects or bugs have long been a source of concern in systems, and they are almost always unavoidable in software development. The majority of software faults are caused by human flaws in the source code or technical design of a programme. During the construction of a system, a large number of defects were discovered. Managing bugs in simple word documents or remembering everything in one’s head was difficult. As a …
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Human Resource Information System in Software Engineering
Abstract: Data can be collected, stored, analysed, and disseminated to multiple stakeholders using human resource information systems. HRIS allow for the improvement of traditional processes and the enhancement of strategic decision-making. The flood of technical innovation that has revolutionised every area of life today has not spared human resources. Early systems were often focused on a specific purpose, such as streamlining the payroll process or keeping track of employees' working hours. …
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Smart Society and Innovations in Education
Abstract: Research and development frequently gives us new technology. Various new terminologies are raised which led by new techniques in the betterment of society. Smart society is a term used for a modernized, well planned and structured society in which it’ s people live their lives in a smart way. Why we are referring this society as a smart society? Is it somewhat different from normal type of society? Is smart …
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Redefining the Network Security with Zero Trust Model
Abstract: The fundamental problem in information security today is trust. Changing our trust model will change our networks and make them easier to build, maintain, and secure while making them more efficient, compliant, and cost-effective. According to the rule of law, all accused are deemed innocent until proven guilty, but Zero Trust security is not the case. The increased uncertainty created by such dynamicity adds to the access control process, highlighting …
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Risk Management Perspective on Project Lifecycle
Abstract: Identification of the factors affecting project scope definition, cost, schedule, contracting strategy, and work execution plan is necessary for successful project management. Risks can appear at any point during a project's life cycle, or they can appear at different times. Identifying and mitigating project risks are critical steps in project management. For finding risk we have to first identify the project and its constraints then easily can find out the …
Published in Journal of Open Source Developments · Vol. 8, Issue 3, 2021 · pp. 29–33 Read article