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IT Project Information System for Risk Management of Human Resources

SISN.
2020;
Volume 8
: pp. 27 - 44
https://doi.org/10.23939/sisn2020.08.027
Authors:
  1. Oleh Veres
  2. Khrystyna Mykich
  3. Oleksii Ishchenko
1
Lviv Polytechnic National University, Information Systems and Network
2
Lviv Polytechnic National University
3
Department of Dynamics and Strength of Machine and Strength of Materials, National Technical University of Ukraine "Ihor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute"

The work is devoted to the research of sources of risks of formation and management of human resources of the company and the development of a project of an information system to minimize the risks of dismissal.

Existing approaches to employee incentives and programmatic decisions on the human capital accounting are described. This work analyzes the most famous modern information systems for monitoring and management of personnel. A target tree has been built to address the current problematic situation. Alternative means for the realization of the project of the information system considering the peculiarities of the scope are considered. The hierarchy of the general purpose of choosing the optimal means of implementing the information system for minimizing the risks of personnel management is presented. Using the method of analytical hierarchy, the priorities of alternatives relative to the focus are calculated. The most appropriate project implementation for such a system is to use the WordPress platform. A complex of UML diagrams was developed for the project implementation. The structure of the project in the form of WBS is given. Gantt chart, which shows in detail the schedule of information system design. To track all possible deviations of the project, the critical path of the project is calculated. The prototype information system for minimizing the risks of dismissal of workers runs on an Apache Web Server using MySQL as a database. The design was based on a suite of tools for creating WordPress sites and web applications.

The project of the information system implements the policy of identification and management of risks associated with the outflow of valuable employees, describes and allows to regulate the procedure of identification and accounting of employees who are the sole owners of project knowledge. It also defines the sequence of steps that make it impossible to incur the risks associated with the outflow of staff, complicate, and/or slow down the process.

The information system in the field of software development, database design, and support of existing information systems is offered.

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criteria
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analytic hierarchy process
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Human Resource
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