derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Ferramentas para análise de riscos em projetos de implantação de ERP influenciados por incertezas sazonais
Authors: Paulo Mannini; E. Prado
Year: 2018

Risk management is one of the fundamental points for the success of projects to implement an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP). One aspect that significantly influences the projects and that should be considered in the risk analysis is the seasonality, although it has been low discussed in the literature. In this sense, this work aims to identify and analyze the most appropriate risk analysis tools for ERP implementation projects influenced by seasonal uncertainties. To achieve the goal, this research was composed by a Systematic Review of Literature and the application of the Delphi technique with Project Management Professionals. The result obtained with this research was the identification of eight more suitable tools to analyze risks in ERP implementation projects influenced by seasonal uncertainties. It was also analyzed separately were the amounts assigned to the risk analysis tools by the Delphi Panel participants.
Digitalizing the Humanitarian Discourse: Modern Technologies in Research and Educational Space of a University
Authors: V. V. Kolmakova; S. V. Bylkova; Ya. S. Kosyakova
Year: 2023

Introduction. The article is devoted to the analysis and assessment of the methods of the humanitarian discourse digitalization while implementing them in the educational process. Digitalization of the educational space is associated with the use of discourse as an especially complicated communicative phenomenon, as well as with the use of digital technologies and the Internet space. At the same time, the question on the right implementation of the modern technologies in the educational process constantly rises.Purpose. In our study, we will consider the possibilities of the implementation of digital discourse technologies in the educational process.Theoretical justification. We investigated the capabilities of the «Ngram Viewer» search service, the «Cyborg Writer» experimental text editor, the «AI Search» text creation tool, the Russian National Corpus internet service, including its sections: «Educational Corpus», «Poetry Corpus», and «British National Corpus» in English. We also looked into potential of the «Genial.ly» platform, the website in the form of a landing page, the «Wordpress» platform and its potential in the refinement of humanitarian discourse. From the discourse point of view, we described the electronic research and educational space of Don State Technical University, and the scientific electronic library e-library.ru. Examples of projects implemented in the «Fundamentals of the Project Management» and «Business Communication» subjects' frames by students, and in which modern digital technologies were applied successfully, are considered.Discussion.  The digitalization of humanities knowledge under modern conditions appears as an ambiguous process. On the one hand, digital technologies can supplement and improve the educational process. On the other hand, in this relatively new conditions, the researcher's activity and its results lose importance to a significant extent. Meanwhile, the digital transformation of education presents new tools to humanities teachers for broadening research, speeding up analysis and data processing, and improving accuracy in studies.
Experience and prospects for the development of franchising in Russian retail and the development of an action plan for the project to open the Fasol supermarket under a franchising agreement
Authors: И.Р. Омариев
Year: 2020

Актуальность темы исследования обусловлена необходимостью в применении системного подхода к организации мероприятий, связанных с началом бизнеса по договору франчайзинга торговыми организациями небольшого масштаба, располагающими ограниченным количеством ресурсов, для обеспечения его (бизнеса) эффективности. Этот подход может быть реализован в рамках управления проектом. Цель исследования - разработка проекта открытия супермаркета «Фасоль» по договору франчайзинга с «МЕТРО Кэш энд Керри» и комплексная оценка его эффективности.
 The relevance of the research topic is due to the need to apply a systematic approach to organizing events related to starting a business under a franchise agreement by small-scale commercial organizations with limited resources to ensure its (business) efficiency. This approach can be implemented as part of project management. The purpose of the research is to develop a project for opening a Fasol supermarket under a franchise agreement with METRO Cash and carry and to assess its effectiveness in a comprehensive manner.
Application of System Engineering to Project Management: How to View Their Relationship
Authors: B. Galli
Year: 2018

System engineering in complex systems has transitioned into a well detailed, universally accepted, client-oriented methodology. Unfortunately, this approach hasn't been adopted in most commercially mandated research and development organizations. This article acknowledges that to improve the success of projects, it is essential to understand the benefits of managing product requirement with system engineering. In discussion is the application of system engineering in improving the success rate through better requirement handling. It presents the elements of the relationship between system engineering and project management. The findings suggest that the full importance of applying system engineering can only be enjoyed if other pre-requisites on prudent decision-making are applied. Furthermore, the findings suggest guidance on ways of adopting system-engineering (SE) practices when implementing in large-scale engineering projects.
Project communication management patterns
Authors: Karolina Muszyńska
Year: 2016

In present, dynamically developing organizations, that often realize business tasks using the project-based approach, effective project management is of paramount importance. Numerous reports and scientific papers present lists of critical success factors in project management, and communication management is usually at the very top of the list. But even though the communication practices are found to be associated with most of the success dimensions, they are not given enough attention and the communication processes and practices formalized in the company's project management methodology are neither followed nor prioritized by project managers. This paper aims at supporting project managers and teams in more effective implementation of best practices in communication management by proposing a set of communication management patterns, which promote a context-problem-solution approach to communication management in projects.
Team Tracker: A Project Management Tool
Authors: Aniket Dahire; Tejas Dhamale; Shubham Dhanke; Sameer Gaikwad; Ms. Roshani Parate
Year: 2024

This paper introduces "Team Tracker," a project management tool developed using Asana and Next.js. The tool integrates key functionalities such as audio and video calling, real-time task tracking, and an embedded browser, creating an all-in-one solution for remote team collaboration. The objective of Team Tracker is to streamline workflow by eliminating the need for multiple platforms, thus improving team efficiency and communication. A comparative analysis with existing tools like Jira and Slack demonstrates how Team Tracker addresses the gaps in current project management solutions by offering enhanced real-time communication and task management capabilities. The system's architecture, challenges encountered during development, expected outcomes, and potential future enhancements are also discussed. Team Tracker is poised to provide a comprehensive, scalable solution for modern project management needs. Keywords: project management, Asana, Next.js, real-time communication, task tracking, Team Tracker.
Identification and Evaluation of Sustainable Factors in Urban Construction Project Management Using SWOT Technique
Authors: Nima Amani; Mahsima Naeij
Year: 2024

This study aims to create a management framework for identifying and evaluating sustainable factors in construction project management through strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats analysis, focusing on the Rasht urban. The research method in this study includes the four steps. Step 1: Identifying internal and external sustainable factors using the Delphi technique; Step 2: Designing an analytic hierarchy process and calculating the weights of internal and external factors using SPSS 26 software; Step 3: Creating the internal factor and external factor evaluation and determining the final weights; Step 4: Model design and the analysis of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. Quantitative strategic planning matrix analysis has been used to prioritize and identify the attractiveness of each of the designed strategies. By forming a quantitative strategic planning matrix, the existing twelve strategies have been prioritized. Based on the quantitative strategic planning matrix analysis, the priority of strategy selection includes: 1) The scenario of the construction of resistant infrastructure and creating the necessary regulations to strengthen and support construction projects with a score of 1.94 was ranked first. 2) The scenario of applying creativity and human resources experience to increase the productivity of construction projects with a score of 1.90 was ranked second. 3) The scenario of human resource training in order to enhance the expertise in the construction management complex with a score of 1.89 was ranked third. In this study, sustainable factors have been evaluated very accurately through quantitative strategic planning matrix, which has not been done more research so far. The study recommends implementing strength-opportunities (SO) strategies to improve construction projects in the Rasht urban area.
AI-Powered Hybrid Agile-Kanban Frameworks for Workflow Adaptability in Enterprise Systems
Authors: Munmun . Puranik
Year: 2023

The increasing complexity of enterprise systems requires project management frameworks that can
adapt dynamically to evolving demands. Hybrid Agile-Kanban frameworks, which merge Agile's iterative approach
with Kanban's visual flow management, have become essential for managing workflows effectively. The integration of
Artificial Intelligence (AI) into these frameworks further enhances their capabilities, offering predictive insights,
automating repetitive tasks, and optimizing resource allocation. This paper explores the transformative potential of AIpowered hybrid Agile-Kanban frameworks, emphasizing their role in improving CI/CD pipelines, reducing workflow
bottlenecks, and enabling real-time decision-making. Drawing from a comprehensive review of existing research and
real-world case studies, the paper evaluates the impact of AI on key performance indicators (KPIs) such as lead time,
throughput, and defect rates. The study demonstrates significant improvements in workflow efficiency and team
collaboration, with a 35% increase in throughput and a 30% reduction in defect rates across enterprise implementations.
While the findings highlight substantial benefits, challenges such as integration complexity, high implementation costs,
and organizational resistance are noted. To address these issues, the paper proposes strategies for successful adoption
and identifies future research directions to standardize AI-enhanced methodologies. This work contributes to the
growing body of knowledge on AI in project management, providing actionable insights for organizations seeking to
enhance their workflow adaptability and operational efficiency.
Toward an integrated project complexity narrative – A case study of academic organizations
Authors: K. Fossum; Evelyn Honoré-Livermore; E. Veitch; Cecilia Haskins; E. Palmer
Year: 2022

The last decade has seen a growing interest in the benefits of applying project management (PM) and system engineering (SE) in an integrated way toward complex projects and programs. The concept of project complexity dimensions, with roots in both disciplines, is suggested as a component of an integrated project complexity narrative. This paper investigates how such a project complexity narrative is reflected when informants talk about the role of PM and SE in two academic organizations. Most informants address uncertainty and social‐political risks as part of their work, but any consistent use of a project complexity narrative is related to environmental and technical systems. The findings also indicate difficulty differentiating between the concepts of complicated and complex. The paper further contemplates how these findings inform efforts to manage complex research projects and programs.
MODELING OF REAL COMBAT OPERATIONS
Authors: Mladen Kostić; Aca Jovanović
Year: 2023


This paper discusses the model of an offensive air-ground combat operation, a product of a specific modeling - operational planning and targeting process. The modeling was performed using approximate methods of numerical integration based on Lanchester's law of combat. Operational factors and their implications for outcome are used for modeling a spetial but still current, offensive air-ground campaign/operation "Desert Storm". The model considers relevant factors, such as combat capabilities, the number of forces and consumption of resources and forces attrition in combat, in order to enable planning and prediction of the winning side in battle. The optimal solution of the problem as a useful strategic tool, based on the attrition model of combat has a practical benefit for making the right management decisions in operational planning process. This approach corresponds to project management, considering the same operational factors and the ability to manage them
Analysis of The Influence of Information Technology on Construction Project Performance
Authors: Gayuh Wakhyu Priambudi; Erick Dazki; Kata Kunci - Teknologi; Kinerja Proyek Informasi; Konstruksi; Karywan
Year: 2024

This research aims to examine the impact of information technology on the performance of construction projects, especially those focused on high-rise buildings carried out by PT QRS Development. The background of this research is based on the importance of information technology in increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of construction project management, considering the complexity and high risks involved in multi-storey building projects. This research uses a quantitative methodology with data collection carried out using regression analysis techniques. Research findings show that information technology has a positive influence, both individually and collectively, on the performance of multi-storey building construction projects at PT QRS Development. The conclusions of this research indicate that the application of information technology can increase efficiency and effectiveness in construction project management. The implication is that construction companies are advised to continue adopting and updating information technology to optimize their project performance.
Risk Assessment Method and Application for Tunnel Lining Demolition Construction
Authors: Lei Li; Jinpeng Zhao; Xiaomin Fan
Year: 2023

The maintenance, reconstruction, and expansion of tunnels often require the removal of existing tunnel linings. However, there is a paucity of research on risk assessments during tunnel lining demolitions. In order to address this gap, we developed a risk assessment model for tunnel lining demolitions using a fuzzy hierarchy comprehensive evaluation and expert surveys. This model draws on on-site construction experience. A fuzzy hierarchy comprehensive evaluation assesses risk probability, while expert questionnaires evaluate risk loss. Our study applied this model to a tunnel project in Qinghai, determining that the overall risk level falls within category “V3”, indicating acceptable risk. Nonetheless, ongoing vigilance and monitoring measures are necessary throughout the construction process. These findings contribute to a deeper understanding of tunnel lining demolition risk assessments for improving project management and safety.
Optimizing IT Project Management in Ukraine's Aviation Sector: Challenges, Opportunities, and Strategic Insights
Authors: Z. Zhyvko; Mykhailo Zhyvko; Anastasiia Shehynska
Year: 2024

The Ukrainian aviation industry is undergoing digital transformation; however, the pace remains behind global and European standards due to several challenges. These include limited funding, a lack of skilled IT professionals, and a slow rate of modern technology adoption. The research, titled "Optimizing IT Project Management in Ukraine’s Aviation Sector: Challenges, Opportunities, and Strategic Insights," addresses the urgent need for improvements in IT project management to enhance efficiency, competitiveness, and technological advancement within the aviation sector in Ukraine. This article analyzes the sector's current challenges, including insufficient government and private sector investment, internet infrastructure issues, and a shortage of IT specialists. It also identifies opportunities in areas like automation, digitization, and the potential for public-private collaborations. The study's primary objective is to develop and evaluate an optimal IT project management framework tailored to Ukraine’s aviation industry. This framework aims to optimize resource usage, integrate modern technologies like AI, automation, and cybersecurity, and improve global competitiveness. Furthermore, the research offers a SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) analysis of Ukraine’s aviation IT landscape, benchmarking it against European standards. A substantial gap exists between Ukraine and Europe regarding IT investment and automation, with European countries leading in adopting AI-driven systems, enhanced cybersecurity, and automated business and customer service processes. To bridge this divide, the study proposes an optimized IT project management model focused on strategic priorities such as investment in skill development, strengthening public-private partnerships, enhancing cybersecurity, implementing agile work methods, and supporting innovation through government initiatives. In conclusion, the study underscores that enhancing IT project management in Ukraine’s aviation industry is crucial for maintaining global competitiveness and improving operational efficiency. The proposed model offers actionable insights to address current challenges while capitalizing on new opportunities, thereby ensuring resilience in the face of ongoing global digitization and technological advancements.
Aligning IT components to achieve agility in globally distributed system development
Authors: O. Lee; Probir Banerjee; Kai H. Lim; Kuldeep Kumar; J. Hillegersberg; K. Wei
Year: 2006

Agile IT strategy, infrastructure, and project management are key elements for realizing agility in GDSD projects.
SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT MANAGEMENT: METRICS AND QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN PROJECTS
Authors: G.T. Alin
Year: 2024

B данной статье продолжается обсуждение основных необходимых технологий управления в проектах разработки программного обеспечения: управление конфигурациями программного продукта, применение систем контроля версий и релизов, направленных на достижение конечных целей проекта. Выделены общие су- ществующие подходы к управлению изменениями артефактов проекта программной разработки, роли и задачи разработчиков проекта и его менеджмента в контексте управления изменениями. В статье рассматривается необходимость построения процесса строгого контроля изменений артефактов проекта, т. е. выбор и использование необходимых и достаточных инструментов для внесения изменений, распределение ролей в данном процессе и его основные компоненты.
A New Approach for Distributed Software Engineering Teams Based on Kanban Method for Reducing Dependency
Authors: Maha Khaled Yacoub; M. A. Mostafa; A. Farid
Year: 2016

In today's globalization with the shift towards Agility. Agile practices highly evaluates communication to achieve improvement in the software development process and among development team members. Stable communication can be difficult and a challenge in distributed agile environment. Pointless communications and actions in software development projects do not decrease work in progress and may cause failure. Getting rid of such a waste leads to a continuous flow process improvement, decreasing team dependency. This is astudy of a distributed Kanban, for web portal as a proposed solution for mitigating the communication challenges encountered in such environment. The declared benefits of Kanban have gained. significant importance as an agile project management method in the software development industry. Kanban approach helps managing and measuring the flow of work across developing teams. Results show that Kanban has a positive effect, leading the team to communicate together when it is needed. Compared to the previously used Scrum method by the sample teams, the use of Kanban causes dependency reduction for the distributed team by 27%, keeping the pace of the development harmonized across the whole team and improving maturity. This led to 98.9 of a done status for user stories, and 30% customer satisfaction increase.
A service model for delivering care closer to home
Authors: J. Dodd; Charlotte E Taylor; P. Bunyan; Philippa White; Siân Thomas; D. Upton
Year: 2010

Upton Surgery (Worcestershire) has developed a flexible and responsive service model that facilitates multi-agency support for adult patients with complex care needs experiencing an acute health crisis. The purpose of this service is to provide appropriate interventions that avoid unnecessary hospital admissions or, alternatively, provide support to facilitate early discharge from secondary care. Key aspects of this service are the collaborative and proactive identification of patients at risk, rapid creation and deployment of a reactive multi-agency team and follow-up of patients with an appropriate long-term care plan. A small team of dedicated staff (the Complex Care Team) are pivotal to coordinating and delivering this service. Key skills are sophisticated leadership and project management skills, and these have been used sensitively to challenge some traditional roles and boundaries in the interests of providing effective, holistic care for the patient. This is a practical example of early implementation of the principles underlying the Department of Health’s (DH) recent Best Practice Guidance, ‘Delivering Care Closer to Home’ (DH, July 2008) and may provide useful learning points for other general practice surgeries considering implementing similar models. This integrated case management approach has had enthusiastic endorsement from patients and carers. In addition to the enhanced quality of care and experience for the patient, this approach has delivered value for money. Secondary care costs have been reduced by preventing admissions and also by reducing excess bed-days. The savings achieved have justified the ongoing commitment to the service and the staff employed in the Complex Care Team. The success of this service model has been endorsed recently by the ‘Customer Care’ award by ‘Management in Practice’. The Surgery was also awarded the ‘Practice of the Year’ award for this and a number of other customer-focussed projects.