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FOREWORD

I am very pleased to see that the Volume 27, Number 2 of IJCIM includes selected papers

as proof of our ongoing commitment to serve the community of researchers. We will continue to

collaborate to making our journal better. Please carefully look at guidelines about paper format at

www.ijcim.th.org and send your papers on topics of current interest in computer sciences, Internet

technologies and management for the upcoming issues to me (charmonman@gmail.com). I will

get your paper reviewed by experts in your field. If the initial response is favorable, I will request

you to submit your camera-ready final paper as soon as possible for publication in the next edition

of IJCIM.

The first paper titled “Implementation of Des Algorithm in Python” is written by Sakshi

Agarwal, P K Bharti, and Rajesh Kumar Pathak from India. This paper was overviewed the

implementation of DES algorithm in python language, by underlying ideas and common

techniques without going into too many details on each topic. And this paper also illustrated

Comparative study between implementation of DES algorithm in Python language and Java

language.

The second paper titled “Architecture of OERs-MS: the System of Open Educational

Practices” is written by Phantipa Amornrit, Jaitip Na-Songkhla, and Panita Wannapiroon

from Thailand. This paper aimed to propose the technological structure of an Open Education

Resources Management System (OERs-MS), and to study the expert’s opinions on the OERs-MS

developed, by dividing the study into 5 stages include analysis and synthesis of documents related

to development of OERs-MS, design of the technological structure and architecture of the system,

system development, implementation, and study the expert’s opinions of the OERs-MS by 8

specialists in related fields.

The third paper titled “The Export Firms’ Capability and International Market Turbulent

that Affect Firms’ Export Innovation through Market Orientation” is written by Sudaporn

Kuntonbutr from Thailand, Howard Combs from USA, and Manfred Kulken from

Germany. This paper examined the export firms’ capability that affects international market

performance in relation with the market orientation and firms’ innovation for foreign market, as

well as to examine international market turbulent, and the purpose was to uncover how export

firms can overcome the foreign market by their operation.

The fourth paper titled “Tasks Processing Allocation Based on Memory Usage Performance

(TPA-MUP)” is written by Amnat Sawatnatee and Somchai Prakancharoen from Thailand.

This paper done to design a scheduler of task allocation time of simultaneous running two

independence majority tasks, and objective of task allocation scheduler was to minimize two tasks

memory usage while they were both processing.

The fifth paper titled “A Causal Relationship Model of Business Performance Sustainable

Supply Chain Management of Electronics Industry in Thailand” is written by Chetphanat

Leelasrisiri, Tharinee Manisri, and Subin Yurarach from Thailand. This paper consists of

three main objectives include to develop and validate the causal model displaying the effect of

causal factors on Business Performance Sustainable Supply Chain Management of Electronics

Industry in Thailand, to study the effect sizes of Operational efficiency in the causal model of

Business Performance Sustainable Supply Chain Management of Electronics Industry in

Thailand, and to guidelines for strategic planning of Electronics Industry in Thailand by

conducting through 400 private entrepreneurs randomly selected.

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The sixth paper titled “Development of Data Quality Framework for Linked Data Readiness

Assessment of Thailand Open Government Data” is written by Phimphan Thipphayasaeng,

Marut Buranarach, and Poonpong Boonbrahm from Thailand. This paper proposed an

assessment model for measuring semantic and linkable potential of open data to support an

improvement towards Linked open data readiness, and the model was designed to use content

statistics of data for calculating score to represent difference of data potential for linking in range

of 0 to 1.

The seventh paper titled “Molecular Marker Discovery for Ovarian Maturation Level of the

Black Tiger Shrimp from Microarray Data Using Genetic Algorithm” is written by Supoj

Hengpraprohm, Suwimol Jungjit, Kairung Hengpraprohm, and Dech Thammasiri from

Thailand. This paper done to propose an embedded-based gene selection method in the black

tiger shrimp microarray dataset using Genetic Algorithm (GA), and analyzed the effect of selected

genes for ovarian maturation level in the term of biological perspective by conducting experiment

on 6 black tiger shrimp microarray datasets which were publically available.

The eighth paper titled “Learning Management Knowledge Based on Constructivist

Approach and Metacognitive Approach for Metacognition Development” is written by Natarika

Thongsomnuek, Thiyaporn Kantathanawat, and Paitoon Pimdee from Thailand. This paper

done to synthesize learning management knowledge based on constructivist approach and

metacognitive approach for metacognition development, and documentary research method was

implemented to systematically analyze, synthesize, and link all information from various

documents and literature reviews.

The ninth paper titled “Individual Green IT Readiness: Qualitative Approach” is written by

Pakvalit Kurkoon, Daranee Pimchangthong, and Veera Boonjing from Thailand. This paper

aimed to investigate the factors that drive consumers to be participated with a green IT product,

and qualitative approach was applied to screen, analyse and categorize the information, also this

paper investigated the relationship between green IT products, attitude toward sustainable

agriculture, perceived business expression, personal social responsibility, perceived government

encouragement and individual g-readiness.

The tenth paper titled “The Finding Efficiency of the Training Set: Controlling Electric

Traffic Lights via the IoT System” is written by Pinitnai Sittithai, Songkran Parakul, and

Prasongsuk Songsree from Thailand. This paper aimed to study the efficiency of the training

set of programs control on peripheral devices and interruptions by applying the IoT system, and

for using in the teaching and learning of embedded system subjects for the graduate technology

curriculums, the major of electrical technology and automatic control systems, in the year of 2016

at Siam Technology College.

The eleventh paper titled “The Application of Monte Carlo Simulation for Inventory

Management: a Case Study of a Retail Store” is written by Sudawan Leepaitoon and Chayut

Bunterngchit from Thailand. This paper aimed to find economic order quantity and reorder

point of the inventory in a retail store under the uncertainty of lead time and demand by applying

the Monte Carlo Simulation to determine the purchase order policy with the selected best sales

goods. Due to the fact that from the past, the store manager purchased a large amount of inventory

to fulfill the customer demand without the appropriate techniques, which led to over-inventory.

The store had lost more than THB 1 Million per year from the excess inventory.

The twelfth paper titled “Development of ICT Competency Domains for Undergraduate

Students in Thailand” is written by Thamasan Suwanroj, Punnee Leekitchwatana, Paitoon

Pimdee, Thiyaporn Kantathanawat, and Thanongsak Sovajassatakul from Thailand. This

paper aimed to develop necessary competency domains on information and communication

technology (ICT) for undergraduate students in Thailand by using questionnaires and focus group

discussion as data collection, and the qualitative analysis was conducted with 2 steps include to

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explore the experts' opinions on the competency domains, and to hold a group discussion of

experts to approve the domains.

The thirteenth paper titled “Relationships between Core Competencies and Working

Efficiency: Case Study the L.P.N. Development Public Company Limited” is written by Fareeda

Ma, Ali Sempher, and Watcharaporn Klinpu from Thailand. This paper aimed to study the

core competencies of personnel achievement ability, good service, accumulation of expertise in

careers, adherence to morality and ethics, as well as teamwork the relationships between core

competency focus and working efficiency of supporting staffs was studied the L.P.N.

Development Public Company Limited.

The fourteenth paper titled “The Mediating Role of Dynamic Capabilities on Innovativeness

and Export Performance of Small and Medium Enterprises in Thailand” is written by Oranoodj

Ruepitiviriya and Duangporn Puttawong from Thailand. This paper was done to observe the

effects of Innovativeness on Export Performance of Thai SMEs which based on the literature

review. It was possible to describe Direct and Indirect the Effects of Innovativeness (INNO) on

Export Performance (EP) through Dynamic Capabilities (DC) as Mediating variable.

The fifteenth paper titled “Synthesis of Indicators of Scientific Literacy Components for

Junior High School Students: Via Online System” is written by Chayada Jomtarak, Peerawut

Suwanjan, Phadungchai Pupat, and Lertlak Klinhom from Thailand. This paper was done to

synthesize indicators of scientific literacy components for junior high school students: via online

system, related documents and research studies associated with indicators of scientific literacy

components were used as source of data, and the instrument used for collecting data was

document record forms, while Content analysis technique was employed to analyze data.

The sixteenth paper titled “The Effect of Using Artificial Intelligence in Determining

Marketing Strategies for Industries in Thailand” is written by Catthaleeya Rerkpichai, Pisit

Chumnanna, and Wanchai Machutrakull from Thailand. This paper was done to identify the

effect of using artificial intelligence in determining marketing strategies for industries in Thailand,

and the Population consisted of (65) marketing managers of the companies incorporated in the

study, and the existence effect of using artificial intelligence in determining marketing strategies

(cost leadership, differentiation, focus, alliance, diversification and direct marketing) was

reviewed.

The seventeenth paper titled “Synthesis and Evaluation of the Research Competencies” is

written by Pradit Songsangyos and Pallop Piriyasuriwong from Thailand. This paper done to

study the research processes then lead to the research competencies of professors in higher

education institutions, by dividing into three steps include to survey from relevant documents and

previous researches, to synthesis the research competencies, and to evaluate the research

competencies by experts.

The eighteenth paper titled “The Core Competency Evaluation of Security Guard License in

the Eastern Area According to Business Security Act B.E. 2558 (2015)” is written by Chanuan

Uakarn, Kajohnsak Chaokromthong, Nittaya Sintao, Uthai Shinawatra, and Darran

Yutthawonsuk from Thailand. This paper proposed to specify the Core Competency of

Security Guard License, to evaluate Actual Core Competency of Security Guard License, to

analyze variables that have Causal Relations with the Core Competency of Security Guard

License, to recommend the policy of the Core Competency Evaluation of Security Guard License

According to Business Security Act B.E. 2558 (2015) in the Eastern Area by using Quantitative

Research Qualitative research as the method to conduct.