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URBANISMO PARA LAS PERSONAS: RESPUESTAS PÚBLICAS INNOVADORAS PARA CONFLICTOS URBANOS EN SANTIAGO DE CHILE
Authors: Pablo Fuentes Flores
Year: 2015

La intervención del Estado en las ciudades chilenas se caracteriza por resolver grandes problemas como la congestión, la contaminación atmosférica o la segregación. No obstante, durante los últimos años el Estado ha participado también en proyectos que abordan problemas de menor escala, pero de alta significancia. Este tipo de acción pública será entendida como urbanismo para las personas, denominación que proviene del urbanista danés Jan Gehl (2006), creador de una metodología que estudia detalladamente el comportamiento de las personas en el espacio público. Los objetivos de este artículo son describir cuatro intervenciones en las que ha participado directa o indirectamente el Estado, identificar el conflicto que se desea abordar y los logros o errores cometidos durante su ejecución, a fin de extraer pistas para la formulación de nuevas políticas públicas territoriales. El artículo concluye que para transformar el espacio público de las ciudades chilenas se requiere contar con una nueva gobernanza urbana, que permita actuar intersectorialmente, con la participación efectiva de las comunidades y con funcionarios públicos habilitados en gerenciamiento de proyectos, comunicación efectiva y trabajo en equipo. 
AbstractState actions on Chilean cities are characterized for addressing large scale issues such as traffic congestion, air pollution, and socio-residential segregation. Nonetheless, in recent years the State has also participated in initiatives that face small scale but highly significant issues. This kind of public action will be understood as urban planning for people, a definition coined by Danish planner Jan Gehl (2006), author of a methodology that studies in detail people´s behavior in public spaces. The aim of this paper is to describe four interventions in which the State has directly or indirectly participated, to identify the conflicts involved and the achievements accomplished or errors made during the implementation to obtain hints aimed to the creation or improvement of new territorial planning politics. The article concludes that in order to transform the public space of Chilean cities it is necessary to implement a new model of urban governance that allows cross-sector coordination and implementation, with effective community participation and public servants prepared in projects' management, effective communication and team work.
IT outsourcing success in the public sector
Authors: J. Moon; Y. Choe; Miri Chung; G. Jung; Bobby Swar
Year: 2016

Recent studies on IT (Information Technology) outsourcing reveal the growing trend and widely accepted management practice of IT outsourcing in the public sector. To achieve more from this practice it is essential to identify and examine the success factors. In this regard, this study conducts an empirical investigation on IT outsourcing projects for e-government. A framework is proposed and 13 IT outsourcing success factors from the private sector are identified through a literature review. The framework demonstrates the impact of four categories, organizational environment, contract/project characteristics, project management, and partnership management on IT outsourcing. A survey of IT managers responsible for managing IT outsourcing projects in Korean government organizations was conducted and 178 IT outsourcing projects for e-government initiated by 56 different government organizations were analyzed. The findings are then compared with general beliefs on IT outsourcing in the private sector. Findings and lessons from the empirical investigation of this study provide useful guidelines for IT managers in the public sector.
Achieving Quality in Health Care Through Language Access Services: Lessons From a California Public Hospital
Authors: L. Karliner; S. Mutha
Year: 2010

Provision of language services is central to the delivery of equitable, safe, high-quality health care for patients with limited English proficiency. However, there are many barriers to ensuring access to such services. We analyzed the experience of a model language service program at a public hospital to develop recommendations applicable to all hospitals that wish to create an effective language service program. Our case study demonstrates that with organizational commitment, early information technology involvement, attention to clinical needs, active engagement of stakeholders, and coordinated project management, it is possible to provide high-quality language services in a setting of financial constraints.
THE ROLE OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IN THE FORMATION OF THE MARKET VALUE OF CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES
Authors: Василь Гой
Year: 2024

Intellectual property (IP) significantly influences the construction industry, which thrives on innovation to meet the escalating demands for environmental sustainability, energy efficiency, and project uniqueness. This article elaborates on the critical role of IP in enhancing the market value and competitive edge of construction companies, alongside a detailed exploration of various IP forms prevalent in this industry, including patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets. The narrative underscores the essential role of patents, which protect technical innovations such as new building materials and construction technologies that offer improved thermal insulation, durability, and even self-healing properties. These patents safeguard the inventor's rights and fortify the company's market position by enabling a temporary monopoly on innovative products. Copyrights are highlighted as vital for protecting architectural designs and project management methodologies. These legal tools ensure that the artistic expressions and unique designs remain exclusive to the creator, thus fostering a culture of innovation and protecting the economic interests of the designers. Trademarks are discussed in the context of their importance in branding, significantly impacting a company's image by distinguishing it from competitors. The article also emphasises the strategic importance of managing IP effectively, noting that companies with a robust IP portfolio are more likely to attract investment and less likely to encounter financial instability. This management involves protecting innovations from competitors and leveraging these assets to secure financial resources and explore new market opportunities. Furthermore, the article advocates adopting comprehensive IP management strategies to ensure long-term business growth and success. Effective IP management is presented to navigate the competitive and challenging landscape of the construction industry, highlighting the potential of IP assets to drive innovation, attract investments, and enhance the overall market value of the companies involved.
Gestión de un evento académico masivo a distancia
Authors: José Luis Aguirre Barrera
Year: 2024

Durante el periodo de emergencia sanitaria por COVID-19, los métodos de enseñanza tuvieron que ser adaptados y reinventarse para enfrentar nuevas necesidades, un aspecto relevante fue atender la necesidad de dar continuidad a la movilidad estudiantil y a la colaboración académica entre instituciones de educación superior. Para abordar este desafío, se propuso la creación de redes de colaboración y aprendizaje mediante la realización de un evento académico masivo a distancia en la región de América Latina y el Caribe. Como apoyo para la gestión de este proyecto, se integró y adaptó una metodología basada en buenas prácticas internacionales, como son el Project Management Body of Knowledge, PMBOK® -cuerpo de conocimientos para la gestión de proyectos- y la norma ISO 9001 para la gestión de la calidad. Esta metodología se enfoca en la gestión logística del evento académico a través de cuatro fases: inicio, organización y preparación, ejecución y cierre. La atención a este tipo de proyectos se aborda de manera puntual mediante las actividades clave desarrolladas como parte de la metodología propuesta, para las que se presentan recomendaciones para su ejecución, con el objetivo de proponer un modelo de referencia para la organización de eventos académicos masivos a distancia.
ANALYSIS OF THE FUNCTIONS OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS – TRADITIONAL APPROACH
Authors: Adam Weinert; Robert Banaś
Year: 2024

Project management information systems in enterprises help managers to manage, improve and track the progress in the implementation of projects from their conception to the achievement of results. The article reviews the literature and presents the most commonly used applications for storing, organizing and controlling project information in accordance with the traditional approach to project management. The authors analyzed the possibility of implementing the processes and achieving the results defined for them, presented in the Project Management Body of Knowledge, by means of five selected project management information systems. On the basis of the obtained results of research conducted on a group of Project Managers, conclusions were formulated, also indicating directions for further research.
Introduction of a Single Electronic Health Record for Maternity Units in Ireland: Outline of the Experiences of the Project Management Team
Authors: Orla Maria Sheehan; R. Greene; J. McKernan; Brendan Paul Murphy; Caroline R. Cahill; B. Cleary; Fiona Lawlor; Michael Robson
Year: 2022

Electronic health records (EHRs) are being introduced worldwide. The change from paper to electronic records has not always been a seamless or quick process; however, EHRs are viewed as central to updating modern health care, especially organization structures and delivery of sustainable care with the potential for joint decision-making with the patient. The objective of this viewpoint paper is to outline how an EHR is being developed in Ireland. The focus of the Maternal & Newborn Clinical Management System project is the design and implementation of an EHR for all women and babies in the maternity services in the Republic of Ireland. The paper also outlines the lessons learned from the planning to the optimization stage of the project. The paper was developed through discussions with the project management team and their completed reports that outline the lessons they acquired from each project stage. Key lessons learned from each stage of the project are highlighted. This viewpoint paper explains how the national project management team is implementing the EHR and outlines the experiences and lessons learned and the challenges ahead following the phase one introduction. The Maternal & Newborn Clinical Management System is an example of a clinician-led, patient-focused, change management project from its inception to implementation. The introduction of EHRs is essential in modernizing health care and optimizing patient outcomes through the accurate and appropriate use of data.
A Process to Reuse Experiences via Narratives among Software Project Managements
Authors: S. Petter
Year: 2005

Software project management is a complex process requiring extensive planning, effective decision-making, and proper monitoring throughout the course of a project. Unfortunately, software project managers rarely capture and reuse the knowledge gained during a project on subsequent projects. To enable the repetition of prior successes and avoidance of previous mistakes, I propose that software project managers can improve their management abilities by reusing their own and others' past experiences with written narratives. I use multiple methodologies---including literature review, grounded theory, design science research, and experimentation---to create a process for software project managers to reuse knowledge gained through experiences on software projects. In the literature review, I examine relevant research areas to inspire ideas on how to reuse knowledge via written narratives in software project management. Interviews with software project managers, analyzed using grounded theory, provide insight into the current challenges of reusing knowledge during a project. I leverage design science research methodology to develop a process of experience reuse that incorporates narratives and wikis to enable software project managers to share their experiences using written narratives. Experimentation evaluates whether the process developed using the design science research methodology improves the current knowledge reuse practices of software project managers.
Early Formalization of AI-tools Usage in Software Engineering in Europe: Study of 2023
Authors: D. Pashchenko
Year: 2023

This scientific article presents the results of a study focused on the current practices and future prospects of AI-tools usage, specifically large language models (LLMs), in software development (SD) processes within European IT companies. The Pan-European study covers 35 SD teams from all regions of Europe and consists of three sections: the first section explores the current adoption of AI-tools in software production, the second section addresses common challenges in LLMs implementation, and the third section provides a forecast of the tech future in AI-tools development for SD. The study reveals that AI-tools, particularly LLMs, have gained popularity and approbation in European IT companies for tasks related to software design and construction, coding, and software documentation. However, their usage for business and system analysis remains limited. Nevertheless, challenges such as resource constraints and organizational resistance are evident. The article also highlights the potential of AI-tools in the software development process, such as automating routine operations, speeding up work processes, and enhancing software product excellence. Moreover, the research examines the transformation of IT paradigms driven by AI-tools, leading to changes in the skill sets of software developers. Although the impact of LLMs on the software development industry is perceived as modest, experts anticipate significant changes in the next 10 years, including AI-tools integration into advanced IDEs, software project management systems, and product management tools. Ethical concerns about data ownership, information security and legal aspects of AI-tools usage are also discussed, with experts emphasizing the need for legal formalization and regulation in the AI domain. Overall, the study highlights the growing importance and potential of AI-tools in software development, as well as the need for careful consideration of challenges and ethical implications to fully leverage their benefits.
Virtual project management: introduction
Authors: C. Leuthold; Charles Huber; A. Plüss
Year: 2012

This article gives a short introduction into virtual project management and it shows that virtual teams and virtual project management have significant advantages like adding special expertise to a project team even though the expert is not in the same geographic area or drastically reduce of travel time. The major differences between virtual project management and classical project management can be found in the project communication and in project team management. The introduction includes also a short overview of the papers in this special issue.
Uncovering Research Opportunities in the Medical Informatics Field: A Quantitative Content Analysis
Authors: Fred K. Weigel; Jr R. Kelly Rainer; Benjamin T. Hazen; Casey G. Cegielski; F. N. Ford; Meri Kuikka
Year: 2013

With rapid improvements in technology, the ever-pressing need to reduce healthcare costs, and continuing legislation emphasizing medical reforms, the demand for research within the healthcare/information systems interface is growing. In this study, we ascertain the prevalent themes from the extant medical informatics literature in an effort to motivate research beyond the traditional domain of health information technology research so information systems scholars can better understand where their expertise might contribute to advancements in healthcare. We used a quantitative content analysis method to systematically explore 2,188 article texts from journals in medical informatics, medicine, and MIS published over a ten-year period. Texts were analyzed using centering resonance analysis and factor analysis and the following themes emerged from the literature: Analytics; Healthcare Operations and Standards (with sub-themes: Operations, Project Management, and Information Assurance); Knowledge Transfer/Communication (with sub-themes: Extending beyond the Organization, Internal to the Organization, and Patient-Provider); Perceptions and Managing Expectations of Information Technology; Advancements in Research; and Software as a Service. In this article, we discuss these themes in greater detail and offer directions for future research.
Evaluating performance of Critical Chain Project Management to mitigate delays based on different schedule network complexities
Authors: Yi Su; G. Lucko; Richard C. Thompson
Year: 2016

The Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM) method uses both project and feeder buffers in network schedules to act as cushions that absorb delays. These buffers are periods that are placed at the ends of critical or non-critical paths within the schedule. But how CCPM performs for probabilistic schedules has barely been studied systematically. It is hypothesized that the complexity of the networks influences how efficiently allocated buffers can fulfill their protective role. This paper therefore explores the relationship between complexity indices and the delay-mitigating performance of CCPM. Its contribution to the body of knowledge is twofold: First, schedule network complexity indices are reviewed and a schedule network graphing module is developed, which identifies the critical chain and buffer locations. Second, CCPM is applied to networks of different complexity with probabilistic durations. Their performance is measured in Monte Carlo simulations to evaluate the efficacy of buffer allocation under various different scenarios.
Development of Test Management System Quality Assurance in Space Venturo Applications
Authors: Yekti Asmoro Kanthi; Muhammad Mutawalli Sya’rawi; Hilman Nuril Hadi
Year: 2023

The development of a Test Management System for Quality Assurance in the Space Venturo application is the focus of this research. In order to optimize performance within the development team, it is crucial to have an application that can effectively manage and facilitate task delegation, scheduling, and collaboration among team members. The existing project management application, Space Venturo, lacks the necessary features to ensure quality assurance processes and the storage of relevant information regarding product testing. Therefore, this study aims to enhance the functionality of Space Venturo by incorporating a Test Management System. This system is intended to simplify. 
Highlights: 
 
Streamlined Task Delegation: Efficiently assign and track testing tasks among team members to ensure a systematic QA process. 
Enhanced Collaboration: Foster improved communication and coordination within the development team, facilitating knowledge sharing and issue resolution. 
Comprehensive Information Storage: Create a centralized repository for relevant testing data, ensuring easy access and retrieval of essential product testing information 
 
Keywords – test management system, quality assurance, space venturo
Managers' Perceptions of Information System Project Success
Authors: Dirk Basten; Dominik Joosten; Werner Mellis
Year: 2011

The adequate measurement of information system project success is a yet unsolved problem. Although researchers agree on the concept's multi-dimensionality, a generally accepted definition does still not exist. This article presents findings from a confirmatory study with 86 projects to test three alternative approaches to measure information system project success using the project managers' subjective perceptions of project success and its potential dimensions. Our results suggest that the traditional way of assessing project success is inadequate to assess the overall success of an information system project. Project management should focus on process efficiency and on best satisfying customers' needs instead of solely on keeping plans.
A scientometric analysis and critical review of digital twin applications in project operation and maintenance
Authors: Meiqi Lu; M. Antwi-Afari
Year: 2024

PurposeRecent emerging information technologies like digital twin (DT) provide new concepts and transform information management processes in the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industry. Although numerous articles are pertinent to DT applications, existing research areas and potential future directions related to the state-of-the-art DT in project operation and maintenance (O&M) are yet to be studied. Therefore, this paper aims to review the state-of-the-art research on DT applications in project O&M.Design/methodology/approachThe current review adopted four methodological steps, including literature search, literature selection, science mapping analysis and qualitative discussion to gain a deeper understanding of DT in project O&M. The impact and contribution of keywords and documents were examined from a total of 444 journal articles retrieved from the Scopus database.FindingsFive mainstream research topics were identified, including (1) DT-based artificial intelligence technology for project O&M, (2) DT-enabled smart city and sustainability, (3) DT applications for project asset management, (4) Blockchain-integrated DT for project O&M and (5) DT for advanced project management. Subsequently, research gaps and future research directions were proposed.Originality/valueThis study intends to raise awareness of future research by summarizing the current DT development phases and their impact on DT implementation in project O&M among researchers and practitioners.
To the problem of determining the value of information generated in the course of innovation project implementation
Authors: И.С. Клименко; Е.А. Палкин; Н.А. Белова
Year: 2023

Проведен анализ связи ценности (полезности) информации с ее стоимостью. В порядке развития семантики критерия Харкевича предложена пятиуровневая лингвистическая ранговая шкала для измерения ценности информации. Показано, что повышение точности модели ситуации принятия решения, на основе которой принимается управленческое решение, обусловлено процедурой измерения количественных данных, а достижение полноты синтезируемого информационного продукта связано с расширением области ее применения за счет структуризации метаданных. Обоснована семантика группы критериев оценивания качества управленческих решений и эффективности процесса управления проектом.
 The relationship between the value (utility) of information and its cost is analyzed. In order to develop the semantics of the Harkiewicz criterion, a five-level linguistic ranking scale for measuring the value of information is proposed. It is shown that the increase in the accuracy of the model of the decision-making situation, on the basis of which a managerial decision is made, is conditioned by the procedure of measuring quantitative data, and the achievement of the completeness of the synthesized information product is associated with the expansion of its application due to the structurization of metadata. The semantics of the group of criteria for assessing the quality of management decisions and the effectiveness of the project management process is substantiated.