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Solution Productization
Alruthai, Amr

About

Amr Alruthai is a Senior Manager of Product Engineering at KAPSARC, specializing as a Full Stack Developer and DevOps Engineer. With international expertise in IT, he contributes to KAPSARC’s research projects by developing innovative software solutions in the energy and technology sectors. Skilled in SQL, Agile methodologies, .NET (ASP.NET and C#), Python, database management and Cloud based solutions, he applies his technical expertise to create globally relevant applications. Amr holds a degree in computer science from Qassim University.

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30 September 2024

Web-Based User Interfaces for Mathematical Models to Support Decisions: The Fuel Distribution Network Optimizer

Mathematical models provide quantitative analyses that can inform policy decisions. We argue that two attributes can support models’ adoption by policymakers: an intuitive graphical interface and active engagement between modelers and policymakers.