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The Changes in Team Cognition and Cognitive Artifact Use During Agile Software Development Project Management
Authors: Meghann L. Drury-Grogan
Year: 2021

This study examines changing team cognition and cognitive artifact use as agile software development iterations progress to better understand team member interactions. The four case studies conducted observed the distributed cognition on the team changing from planning, managing, developing, and concluding tasks in iterations to deliver working functionality. Cognitive artifacts used throughout the iteration also changed. This study provides a clearer understanding of how and when team cognition and artifact use change as agile software development teams use artifacts to manage projects. Interactions between team members and artifacts move from individual to social interactions as the iteration progresses with frequent, short, continuous communication and interactions.
Application of IT in project management using structural equation modelling
Authors: H. Eftekhari; C. Valmohammadi
Year: 2017

The main objective of this study is to extract maturity indices based on the control objectives for information and related technology (COBIT) model at every nine stages of project management. The whole population consisting of 57 experts that are familiar with the concepts of project management and information technology were considered and the designed questionnaire were distributed among them. For data analysis, partial least square technique (PLS) was employed. Based on the perception of the experts, the two variables of quality management and human resources were moderately significant while the rest of the variables were regarded as highly significant. The results obtained from the ranking of the variables of project management indicated that the variable of project communication management is regarded as the most significant. Among the variables of project management, which significantly affect the maturity of IT application, the variable of project quality had the highest direct effect on IT maturity.
Engineering management for Assessment of Solar Energy Development (case study of Jordan)
Authors: M. Ababneh; Motaz Alzubi; Al smadi Takialddin
Year: 2023

The renewable energy sector in Jordan is rapidly growing as the government is committed to reducing the country's dependence on fossil fuels and increasing the contribution of renewable energy to its energy mix. However, the effective management of renewable energy projects requires a unique set of skills and expertise that is different from traditional engineering management. The agreement between solar energy yield and electricity demand is compared in terms of daily, monthly and yearly patterns. A special focus is oriented towards the current status of solar energy projects in Jordan area in terms of their sizes, reliability, feasibility and challenges. Finally, concerning the future plans of solar energy in Irbid area, a road map will be introduced to trigger the decision makers to convert Irbid to a green governorate in the next decade and examines the key skills and competencies required for engineering managers to succeed in the renewable energy sector in Jordan, including technical expertise, project management skills, financial and business acumen, and strong communication and leadership skills.
Quantitative Evaluation of Dental Students’ Perceptions of the Roleplay-Video Teaching Modality in Clinical Courses of Dentistry: A Pilot Study
Authors: K. Ganji; A. Nagarajappa; M. Sghaireen; K. Srivastava; Mohammad Khursheed Alam; S. Nashwan; Ahmad Al-qerem; Yousef Khader
Year: 2023

In the modern era of dentistry, role modeling/roleplaying is one of the most prevalent and recommended methods of dental education. Working on video production projects and using student-centred learning also help students create feelings of ownership and self-esteem. This study aimed to compare students’ perceptions of roleplay videos among genders, different disciplines of dentistry, and different levels of dental students. This study included 180 third- and fourth-year dental students registered in courses such as ‘Introduction to Dental Practice’ and ‘Surgical management of oral and maxillofacial diseases’, respectively, at the College of Dentistry at Jouf University. Four groups of recruited participants were pre-tested using a questionnaire about their clinical and communication skills. The students were tested again using the same questionnaire at the end of the workshop to evaluate improvements in their skills. The students were then assigned to create roleplay videos with respect to demonstrated skills related to all three disciplines (Periodontics, Oral Surgery, and Oral Radiology) in a week’s time. Students’ perceptions of the roleplay video assignments were collected through a questionnaire survey. The Kruskal–Wallis test was used to compare responses for each section of the questionnaire (p < 0.05). Improvements in problem-solving and project management skills during video production were reported by 90% of the participants. No significant difference (p > 0.05) in the mean scores of the responses was found with respect to the type of discipline involved in the process. There was a significant difference in the mean scores of the responses between male and female students (p < 0.05). The fourth year participants demonstrated increased mean scores and significantly higher (p < 0.05) mean scores than third-year participants. Students’ perceptions of roleplay videos differed by gender and the level of the students, but not by the type of discipline.
Designing a novel virtual collaborative environment to support collaboration in design review meetings
Authors: T. Fernando; Kuo-Cheng Wu; M. Bassanino
Year: 2013

Project review meetings are part of the project management process and are organised to assess progress and resolve any design conflicts to avoid delays in construction. One of the key challenges during a project review meeting is to bring the stakeholders together and use this time effectively to address design issues as quickly as possible. At present, current technology solutions based on BIM or CAD are information-centric and do not allow project teams to collectively explore the design from a range of perspectives and brainstorm ideas when design conflicts are encountered. This paper presents a system architecture that can be used to support multi-functional team collaboration more effectively during such design review meetings. The proposed architecture illustrates how information-centric BIM or CAD systems can be made human- and team-centric to enhance team communication and problem solving. An implementation of the proposed system architecture has been tested for its utility, likability and usefulness during design review meetings. The evaluation results suggest that the collaboration platform has the potential to enhance collaboration among multi-functional teams.
Adoption of Advanced Building Technologies and Materials in Construction Project Management
Authors: Egbebi Adeleke Oluwatosin
Year: 2024

: The construction industry is increasingly embracing advanced building technologies and materials to enhance project efficiency, sustainability, and overall performance. This paper explores the adoption and integration of these innovations in construction project management, examining their impacts on project timelines, costs, and quality. Through a comprehensive review of literature, empirical data, and case studies, the study identifies key adoption factors, challenges, and strategies for successful implementation. Findings highlight the transformative potential of technologies like Building Information Modeling (BIM), robotic automation, and sustainable materials, offering insights into their practical implications for industry stakeholders aiming to navigate and optimize modern construction practices.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF TERRITORIES, TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE RESOURCE POTENTIAL
Authors: Irina Taranova; Aleksey Lyukshinov; Vyacheslav Popov; Ol'ga Ved'manova
Year: 2024

This article discusses the features of project management for sustainable development of territories, taking into account the resource potential. The research topic is relevant because the resource potential of the Russian Federation ensures the strategic development and stability of the development of territories in the international arena. The purpose of the study is to study the functioning of project management for sustainable development of territories, taking into account the resource potential, namely, the construction of a socially adapted society with the allocation of public funds. Proactive budgeting as one of the types of financial institutions in the modern world is gaining relevance, as it allows the population to independently propose economically developed projects to improve people's livelihoods.
Challenges of inter-organizational information and middleware system projects: Agility, complexity, success, and failure
Authors: Radhouane B. N. Jrad; D. Sundaram
Year: 2015

There are two main ways to manage projects in business: The traditional and the agile. While the first has been historically the main Project Management methodology for businesses, the latter is gaining more support for projects involving Information Systems (IS) due to its fitting with the unpredictable nature of IS changes. To assess outcomes of projects, businesses have been using rational, narrative, organizational, and/or performative approaches. While each approach has its strengths and weaknesses, the jury is still out on which is more suitable for IS projects. More specifically, there is a lack of targeted research on which type of project management and which approach for project outcome evaluation are most relevant for Inter-Organizational Information Systems (IOIS) and Inter-Organizational Middleware System (IOMS). IOISs are automated ISs spanning across partnering organizations and aiming at synergizing their forces to increase competitiveness and cost efficiency. An Inter-Organizational Middleware System (IOMS) is the component inside IOIS that is responsible for bridging various partners' systems while holding part of the business intelligence. First, this paper collects and reviews existing project management methodologies; it then evaluates present approaches for assessing outcomes of IS projects, before it focuses on IOIS and IOMS projects, highlighting their unique characteristics and challenges. The paper concludes with a highlight of the research gap into IOIS and IOMS project management.
The Green Value Engineering Methodology: A Sustainability-Driven Project Management Tool for Capital Projects in Process Industry
Authors: Alessandro Rosengart; Maja Granzotto; Rudi Wierer; Gianluca Pazzaglia; Alessandro Salvi; Giovanni Dotelli
Year: 2023

Process industry renovation is mostly driven by business objectives like productivity enhancement and cost reduction, which hinder the “shift towards a sustainable manufacturing” called by political and academic institutions. In this paper, the project management methodology of Value Engineering, used for cost reduction in large capital projects, is extended to improve not only economic figures, but also environmental sustainability indicators. The methods can guide project design to reduce the consumption of natural resources and the generation of waste, closing a gap between sustainability targets and production needs. Sustainability metrics derived from a simplified life cycle assessment approach are used to achieve quick but reliable estimates of the environmental impact reductions against a base scenario. The project governance is thus supported when assessing potential trade-offs between environmental and economic advantage, encouraging shared and de-risked decisions. Even though limited by the project boundaries of time and budget and by the simplified impact assessment approach, the method promotes a lean and incremental implementation of sustainable manufacturing practices, applicable also to routinary interventions. The methodology is illustrated through application examples from a real case study, an EUR 100 M chemical plant expansion project for a pharmaceutical company in Italy.
Advanced Interdisciplinary Approach in Construction Industry: Internet of Things (IOT)
Authors: Shashank Srivastava; V. Asha; Navajyoth B; Ginni Nijhawan; P.V.V.S.S.R. Krishna; Fouad A. A. Al-saady; K. Rao
Year: 2024

Promoting construction, enhancing safety and multiple functions of IoT. Since the beginning of Fourth Industrial Revolution, digitalization becomes a fundamental function of all the construction project and bring all the project to a brand new practical and efficient world. IoT (Internet of Things), which refers to a large network of connected sensors and devices capable of autonomously exchanging and analysing data in real-time, belongs to a major facilitator of this function. To have an idea of the importance of this technology in the construction field, one must think about it as an instrument to decrease labour cost, reduce project repair time, and save material cost by automating and networking process. Among these could be automated assessment of a construction site to alert about hazards that might affect workers’ lives. IoT alarms and delivered insights reduce risks and keep the working place of the construction workers safe. Overall, it is claimed in the paper that IoT has a significant number of applications in the construction sector- starting from the project management to the quality testing of work. These are just some of the applications of IoT and as the field evolves, more benefits and value-added services would be seen arising. In this regard, IoT will also have a key role in communication and coordination between many stakeholders involved, hence creating collaboration and cooperation for a healthy conductive environment with openness among all. Its integration with latest technologies like digitization of data, data analytics, AI, facilitate predictive maintenance decisions and end up making less mistakes. Although there is a huge potential for IoT to develop in the construction industry, so far, it is not utilised in a large scale. There are some limitations to be reduced like the cybersecurity, interoperability, and workforce readiness among others that need to be addressed or enhanced in due time. Industry participants must join hands to overcome these issues. It would be an understatement to say that IoT has the ability to completely revolutionize the construction industry. In article it illustrates how the Internet of Things is transforming the building sector and offers guidance on how interested parties can take advantage of this technology to raise project sustainability, output, and safety. By adopting innovation and digitization, those involved in the construction industry can take advantage of new moves for efficacy and efficiency in systems performance.
Guideline for Chinese-Foreign Cooperation Project Management in Higher Education in China
Authors: Liang Shujie, Patchara Dechhome, Niran Sutheeniran, Sarayuth Sethakhajorn
Year: 2023

The objectives of this research were 1) to study the current situation of Chinese-foreign cooperation project management in higher education in China, 2) to develop the guidelines for Chinese-foreign cooperation project management in higher education in China, and 3) to evaluate the adaptability and feasibility of the guidelines for Chinese-foreign cooperation project management in higher education in China. The sample were 226 lecturers and administrators in higher education in China. They were selected by systematic random sampling and sample random sampling. The interview group was the 1 administrator from each university, totaling 10 people. The experts for evaluated the adaptability and feasibility of the guidelines for Chinese-foreign cooperation project management consisted of high-level administrators from each university, totaling 9 people. Research instruments include: 1) questionnaire, 2) structured interview, and 3) evaluation form. data analysis by using percentage, mean, standard deviation and content analysis.
From Marketing to Project Management
Authors: Laurence Lecoeuvre-Soudain; P. Deshayes
Year: 2006

This paper aims to convey the results of doctoral research that has clarified relations between marketing and project activity, especially the links between marketing and project management. The actions favorable to the process of project marketing will be also pointed out, as well as the development of this process within the business-to-business sector. Six variables-actions, which are decisive for the advancement of project marketing process, are put forward. Internal and external resources to be mobilized according to the four phases that are also identified for project marketing are: pre-project marketing, marketing at the start of the project, ongoing project marketing, and marketing intended to create the conditions of a future project (based on the process master of an ongoing project). A dynamic process model of project marketing is proposed, which highlights the link with project management, and envisages further researches perspectives for a useful and successful merge between the two disciplines.
Location-aware workflow scheduling in supply chains based on multi-agent systems
Authors: Fu-Shiung Hsieh
Year: 2015

In construction industry, companies form a supply chain to respond to business opportunities. The complex workflows, dependency between partners and their location pose a big challenge in construction project management. How to schedule activities to meet the construction project requirements under resource constraints is an important issue. To create a feasible schedule for a construction project, companies in a typical construction supply chain need to negotiate with each other. Development of an effective software system to support negotiation and collaboration between the partners in a construction supply chain is urgent. Execution of workflows in a construction project usually depends on location. Although workflow management problems have been extensively studied for decades, location information of workflows is rarely taken into account in existing literature. In this paper, we will study the development of a location-aware workflow scheduling system for construction supply chains. We will propose a flexible scheduling system to optimize the construction project schedule based on collaboration of entities/partners in a construction supply chain. We propose a methodology that includes modeling of location-aware workflows in construction projects based on formal workflow models and develop a technique to transform workflow models to formulate and solve a project scheduling problem. We propose architecture to implement a location-aware multi-agent scheduling system based on JADE and Google API. The proposed methodology is verified by an example.
Transforming Employee Training Requirements in the Era of Digitalization: the Priority of Flexible Skills
Authors: K. Zhivaeva; I. Polozhentseva
Year: 2024

The article is devoted to the analysis of skills that employers pay close attention to when hiring employees at the present time. The article presents the results of a study of the requirements for vacancies of business coaches and managers who are engaged in training and developing employee competencies, using the example of large and medium-sized Russian and international companies operating in the Russian market. The analysis revealed the special attention of employers to the functional responsibilities of such specialists, who now, in addition to developing basic professional competencies of personnel such as sales, negotiations, project management, product knowledge, managerial efficiency, etc., also need to develop soft skills among employees of different levels and fields of activity. The results of the conducted research can be used in the development and implementation of additional professional educational programs aimed at professional training of employees for the modern labor market.
Multi Project Organization Optimization using Genetic Algorithm
Authors: S. Tackenberg; S. Schneider
Year: 2009

Due to impatient customers and competitive threats, it has become increasingly important to shorten the lead time of development projects and to bring new products faster to the market. Furthermore, many organizations are faced with the challenge of planning and managing the simultaneous execution of multiple dependent projects under tight time and resource constraints. Within that kind of business environment, effective project management and scheduling is crucial to organizational performance. A genetic algorithm approach with a novel genotype and GP mapping operation is proposed to minimize the overall project duration and budget of multiple projects for a resource constrained multi project scheduling problem (RCMPSP) without violating inter-project resource constraints or intra-project precedence constraints. Stochastic rework of tasks, variable assignment of actors and stochastic makespan of a specific task are considered by the introduced GA. The proposed Genetic Algorithm is tested on scheduling problems with and without stochastic feedback. This GA demonstrates to provide a quick convergence to a global optimal solution regarding the multi-criteria objectives.
Program and project management using PMBOK-6: general principles and features of healthcare system standard
Authors: M. L. Chernysheva; M. Kalugina; D. Rogachev; Oubaida Nassif
Year: 2023

Usage of modern management principles in healthcare is necessary. We analyze principles of project management in healthcare, discuss principles of PMI PMBoK (Project Management Institute Project Management Body of Knowledge) management and its application features. Project management is applicable and effective in modern conditions of the healthcare system, as it allows to respond promptly to challenges and changes; PMBOK-6 project management can be successfully adapted for projects of the regional healthcare system and medical organizations; when implementing PMBOK-6 management projects in the healthcare system, it is necessary to take into account the features of the system, its relative inertia, social significance, vulnerability of patients, limited resources. We demonstrate the PMBOK-6 principles dependence on the project status and an effective algorithm for managing the program and its components. Discussed use of PMBOK-6 tools enables to identify priority areas of program planning, including at the regional level. It is pointed out the need to adapt the software tool to healthcare technologies and the real conditions of program planning available in the regions and medical organizations.