Juan Pablo Morales Corozo, José Francisco Morales Corozo
The excessive use of mobile phones according to the World Health Organization, can cause health problems due to immoderate and compulsive use of the Smartphone, resulting in an increase in monthly expenses on data and telephone plans, creating an addiction for consumers. causing physical and psychological disorders. The objective of the present investigation is to determine the level of ergonomic risk due to the frequent use of the mobile phone in public officials who carry out administrative activities in the Municipal Autonomous Decentralized Government of the Gonzalo Pizarro canton. The overload of information on cell phones due to social network groups where staff are communicated about municipal government news, WhatsApp work groups where messages, documents, videos and others are sent and received, increases the frequency in the use of the equipment, which leads to bad postures.
Lourdes Gabriela Álvarez-Lozano, Miguel Santiago Andrade-López
The use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), as part of modernization, is vital \nfor the success of a company or state organization, thanks to the facilities they provide. Within this \nreality, it is observed that human resources are unaware of the risks and situations of vulnerability \nto which certain entities may be subject in areas related to the management, protection of assets \nand information; due to computer attacks or physical disasters. This article addresses the \nimportance of knowledge of the security policies that the Autonomous Decentralized Municipal \nGovernment of the Cantón Biblián (GADMCB) must have, to mitigate risks in their systems, \nnetworks and access to information, starting from the analysis of the current situation of the \norganization and based on the ISO 27002: 2013 standard, a proposal for information security \npolicies is proposed to safeguard, protect and support information of internal and external users \nthat the entity has
Juan Pablo Urdánigo Zambrano, Ángel Joel Yépez Rosado, Norma María Guerrero Chuez
En el estudio se detallaron aspectos relevantes para el rediseno de la carrera Ingenieria Ambiental, resultado del proyecto de Rediseno en la Universidad Tecnica Estatal de Quevedo, Ecuador. La demanda ocupacional se encuentra afin con el ejercicio real y posible de la profesion. En consecuencia, fue fundamental determinar la demanda ocupacional de ingenieros ambientales a nivel regional y local, considerando el Plan Nacional del Buen Vivir, Codigo Organico de Organizacion Territorial, Autonomia y Descentralizacion, Agenda de Desarrollo Zonal 5, Planes de Desarrollo y Ordenamiento Territorial Provinciales y Municipales, actores y sectores vinculados a la produccion. Esto permitio justificar la formacion de nuevos profesionales de la carrera de Ingenieria Ambiental, considerando los requerimientos establecidos en el Reglamento de Regimen Academico Ecuatoriano. De esta manera, se pudo evidenciar la relacion entre los campos de actuacion de los futuros ingenieros ambientales y las necesidades locales, nacionales y globales relativas a la problematica ambiental que enfrentan los asentamientos humanos, a fin de promover el desarrollo de la sociedad en armonia con la naturaleza. El principal demandante de mano de obra calificada en temas ambientales fueron las empresas privadas, seguido por los Gobiernos Autonomos Descentralizados Municipales, Provinciales, Parroquiales. En base al analisis de las necesidades se proyecto la necesidad de formar un total de 2565 ingenieros ambientales. PALABRAS CLAVE: Diseno curricular; Gobiernos Autonomos Descentralizados; sector privado; Educacion Superior. THE REDESIGN OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING CAREER. OCCUPATIONAL DEMAND BY PUBLIC POLICIES AND TRENDS OF ACTORS AND SECTORS LINKED TO PRODUCTION OF THE DEVELOPMENT AREA 5 COAST-CENTER, ECUADOR ABSTRACT The study detailed aspects relevant to the redesign of the Environmental Engineering career, a result of the Redesign project at Quevedo State Technical University, Ecuador. The occupational demand is related to the actual and possible exercise of the profession. As a consequence, it was essential to determine the occupational demand of environmental engineers at the regional and local level, considering the National Plan for Good Living, Organic Code of Territorial Organization, Autonomy and Decentralization, Zonal Development Agenda 5, Provincial Development and Territorial Planning Plans and Municipalities, actors and sectors linked to production. This allowed to justify the formation of new professionals of the race of Environmental Engineering, considering the requirements established in the Regulation of Ecuadorian Academic Regime. In this way, the relationship between the fields of action of future environmental engineers and the local, national and global needs related to the environmental problems faced by human settlements could be evidenced in order to promote the development of society in harmony with nature. The main claimant of skilled labor in environmental issues was private companies, followed by the Decentralized Municipal, Provincial and Rural Autonomous Governments. Based on the needs analysis, the need to train a total of 2565 environmental engineers was projected. KEYWORDS: Curricular design; Decentralized Autonomous Governments; private sector; Higher Education.
Frédéric Le Mouël, Carlos Barrios-Hernandez, Oscar Carrillo, Gabriel Pedraza
The globalization of trade and the organization of work are currently causing a large migratory flow towards the cities. This growth of cities requires new urban planning where digital tools take a preponderant place to capture data and understand and decide in face of changes. These tools however hardly resist to natural disasters, terrorism, accidents, etc. Based on the expertise of the CITI laboratory of INSA Lyon and SC3 of the Industrial University of Santander, we propose to create the ALERT project - Autonomous Liable Emergency service in Real Time - with decentralized, reliable and efficient services, physically close to the citizens, taking decisions locally, in a relevant manner without risk of disconnection with a central authority. These information gathering and decision-making will involve the population with participatory and social approaches.