derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Research on Risk Assessment and Control of Civil Aircraft Customer Service Product 
Validation Based on Risk Matrix Method
Authors: 思宁 马
Year: 2025

In the project management of customer service product validation for civil aircraft during the flight test phase
Eco-packaging: assessing consumer capital assets and project management effectiveness
Authors: Lidiia Shergina; K. Riepin
Year: 2023

In response to the growing importance of sustainability in the business landscape, this study proposes a comprehensive system of indicators aimed at evaluating consumer capital assets and project management effectiveness within the context of introducing new products to the market, with a specific focus on ecopackaging.
Businesses today face a pressing need to incorporate eco-friendly practices into their product development processes while also ensuring their initiatives resonate positively with consumers. This study addresses this challenge by developing a robust framework to assess the impact of eco-packaging initiatives on consumer capital assets, such as brand loyalty, trust, and satisfaction, as well as project management effectiveness metrics, including time, cost, and quality. To construct this innovative framework, a mixed-methods approach was employed, combining a thorough literature review, insightful expert interviews, and a comprehensive survey of consumers. By integrating these diverse methodologies, this study aimed to create a well-rounded and adaptable system of indicators that captures the multifaceted aspects of sustainable product development. The proposed system of indicators not only provides businesses with a practical tool for evaluating the effectiveness of their eco-packaging strategies but also offers a means to enhance their understanding of consumer behavior and preferences in the realm of sustainability. By identifying key areas of improvement and success, businesses can tailor their eco-packaging initiatives to align more closely with consumer expectations, thereby fostering greater brand loyalty and trust. Moreover, the framework enables a detailed assessment of project management effectiveness, allowing businesses to optimize their processes, reduce time-to-market, control costs, and enhance overall product quality. The results of this study are poised to significantly benefit businesses seeking to integrate sustainability into their core strategies. By offering a comprehensive and nuanced evaluation of the impact of eco-packaging initiatives, this research empowers businesses to make informed decisions, enhancing both their environmental responsibility and their competitive advantage in the market.
Through a holistic approach that considers the intricate interplay of consumer perceptions and project management efficiency, this study contributes valuable insights to the fields of marketing, sustainable development, and project management.
Persepsi Dosen dan Mahasiswa terhadap Efektivitas Penggunaan Teknologi Augmented Reality (AR) Pada Perangkat Seluler dalam industri Arsitektur dan Jasa Konstruksi
Authors: A. Sulistianingsih; Hakkun Elmunsyah; Djoko Kustono
Year: 2022

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui persepsi dosen dan mahasiswa terhadap efektivitas penggunaan teknologi AR untuk industri arsitektur dan jasa konstruksi serta tugas-tugas yang terkait, melalui penggunaan perangkat seluler. Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian deskriptif dengan metode survey. Sampel pada penelitian ini adalah dosen dan mahasiswa program studi arsitektur Sekolah Tinggi Teknologi STIKMA Malang. Instrumen penelitian dikembangkan dari hasil studi literatur dan studi pendahuluan untuk membangun basis pengetahuan dan pemahaman tentang teknologi AR. Kuesioner terbagi menjadi: 1) Informasi Umum: untuk mengidentifikasi latar belakang responden; 2) Pengetahuan tentang AR/VR: untuk menilai pemahaman responden tentang AR; 3) AR di industri konstruksi: untuk mengukur pandangan peserta tentang kesesuaian AR untuk tugas konstruksi; dan 4) Fokus Studi: untuk mengukur kelayakan mengadopsi solusi AR di industri konstruksi. Teknik analisis data menggunakan analisis data kuantitatif dengan pendekatan deskriptif. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa persepsi terhadap penerapan teknologi AR untuk konstruksi umumnya positif. Anomali tak terduga di sini tampaknya adalah Pendidikan dan Jejaring Sosial hanya 3 dan 4 orang yang percaya bahwa teknologi VR dan AR akan sangat bermanfaat. Teknologi AR akan berguna untuk tugas-tugas konstruksi tetapi akan membutuhkan lebih banyak pekerjaan di beberapa area tertentu (seperti manajemen proyek/lokasi serta inspeksi dan pemeliharaan), jika cakupannya lebih luas dan lebih detail.
Determining the Factors Influencing Construction Project Management Performance Improvement through Earned Value-Based Value Engineering Strategy: A Delphi-Based Survey
Authors: Esmaeil Nejatyan; H. Sarvari; Seyed Abbas Hosseini; H. Javanshir
Year: 2023

Proper planning and management of construction projects have long been regarded as a necessity. The ability to make sound decisions and solve problems using appropriate performance reports related to the project implementation process are the two most key factors in controlling the performance of construction project management. Even though these factors considerably contribute to controlling precise project performance, previous research has failed to investigate them to their fullest potential. Therefore, this research seeks to fill the existing gap by determining the influential factors on construction project management performance through earned value-based value engineering strategy. In this line, a comprehensive literature analysis was undertaken to extract the influential factors on construction project management performance. Then, three rounds of a Delphi survey were conducted to consolidate the influential factors. There were a total of 39 factors that were grouped into four categories. The identified influential factors were then evaluated through the analysis of quantitative data. The findings showed that the dimension of “Engineering economics” was ranked first in terms of importance, followed by “Project management performance”, “Value engineering approach”, and “Earned value management” at the second to fourth ranks, respectively. The overall ranking of the factors placed “Project Stakeholder Management” in the first position and “Project Management Software” in the bottom place. It is anticipated that the key findings and effective recommendations of this study will considerably contribute to the improvement of decisions on project planning and improve the performance of construction project management while enhancing different stakeholders’ understanding of the most influential factors on the performance of construction project management.
ANALISIS SIMULASI PENGEMBANGAN PERANGKAT LUNAK MENGGUNAKAN METODE RATIONAL UNIFIED PROCESS (RUP)
Authors: Nizamiyati Nizamiyati
Year: 2023

Abstract: SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle) adalah kerangka kerja atau model manajemen proyek terstruktur yang menguraikan fase-fase yang diperlukan untuk membangun system perangka lunak, dari awal hingga hasil akhir. Tujuan dari Software Development Life Cycle adalah untuk menciptakan proses produksi yang efektif dan berkualitas tinggi agar dapat memenuhi atau melampaui harapan klien sesuai dengan anggaran dan jadwal yang telah ditentukan. Model yang digunakan adalah RUP dan RUP memiliki Empat Fasa Siklus Proyek yaitu inception, elaboration, construction dan transition. Proses pengembangan perangkat lunak (Software Development Process) adalah suatu struktur yang diterapkan pada pengembangan suatu produk perangkat lunak yang bertujuan untuk mengembangkan sistem dan memberikan panduan yang bertujuan untuk menyukseskan proyek pengembangan sistem melalui tahap demi tahap daro proyek kecil sedang dan proyek skala besar. Setiap proyek sendiri memiliki kebutuhan masing-masing tetapi dalam proyek ini peneliti menggunakan analisis simulasi dengan mengguanakn metode RUP yang digunakan untuk membantu manajer proyek untuk menentukan berapa banyak jumlah sumber daya yang sesaui atau optimal dengan jumlah waktu yang minimum agar produktivitas suatu perusahaan dapat ditingkatkan. Usulan analisis simulasi tersebut dilakukan dengan mengguanakn software simulator yang disebut denagn Simphony. NET.Kata Kunci: analsisis, rational unified process dan software development life cycle.
Student self-regulation in capstone design courses: A case study of two project teams
Authors: O. Lawanto; A. Febrian
Year: 2016

We studied two teams of senior engineering students in a mechanical and aerospace engineering capstone design course for four months to learn about their self-regulation strategies while immersed in an authentic classroom environment. The first team, which consisted of six students, were designing a patient lift system to be used by a semi-paralyzed lady in the local community. The second team, which consisted of five students, was working on a low-cost, motorized wheelchair for a client in India. Using a mixed methods approach, we collected data through nine different sources: Engineering Design Metacognitive Questionnaire (EDMQ), Canvas™ course webpage, an e-Journal, written interviews, participants' weekly presentations, journey maps, participants' cloud storage (Google Docs and Box), and participant-researcher-email communications. These digital data (i.e., voice, video, image, and text documents) are safely stored digitally in our secure network storage. This preliminary report addresses one major research question: In what ways do students actively employ self-regulated learning during design activities of a capstone senior design course. We drew upon Butler & Cartier's model of self-regulation and Dym & Little's design process frameworks to answer this question. The analysis used 48 e-Journal entries as its main source. We classified participants' entries by their design processes and activities; two engineering experts assisted in categorizing dubious records. Our data and interpretations were triangulated against other data sources during these processes to increase corroboration of our collected data. Our preliminary findings suggest that (1) groups' efforts were focused in conceptual design and project management activities, (2) groups' design processes were dynamics, and (3) management activities were reported throughout the project time. Further analysis will include other data sources, especially transcripts of students' weekly presentations, journey maps, and written interview responses, to uncover teams' self-regulation strategies during the design process.
Evaluation of Resource Optimization and Program Project Management in the ICT Industry using COBIT 5.0
Authors: R. Oetama; Jansi Kamasi Ramantha Romersono
Year: 2023

Practical Information Technology Governance will establish efficiency alongside high-quality service within a corporate organization. Its execution must be meticulously strategized to ensure optimal implementation. Nonetheless, internal and external assessments are also imperative. These evaluations are intended to rectify prevailing issues in Information Technology Governance within the organization, enabling the Company's IT systems to function at their peak. Consequently, the necessity for IT Governance is paramount. The research methodology to be employed will make use of the COBIT 5 framework formulated by ISACA. The research objective is to appraise the competence of Information Technology Governance within the organization. The research process will encompass interviews with a representative from the organization, particularly the Human Resource Development supervisor. It facilitates the organization in more readily adhering to the measures recommended by auditors to address any hindrances that may be present in their IT Governance.
Research politics: Some issues in conducting research for government as a client
Authors: N. Diko; B. Bantwini
Year: 2013

Researchers are guided by their ideological and ethical viewpoints when conducting research. Doing research for government challenges them to confront these ideals head-on. This article explores the uncertain terrain researchers sometimes have to negotiate when conducting research for government, and discusses relations between researchers and government officials. It considers the authors’ approach in conducting research for a South African provincial government department in 2008/2009 and, based on that experience, analyses the politics underlying the research process. Despite the clear brief directing the research, they found that the study was never separated from the political environment in which it was conducted. The study goals shifted according to the shifting perspectives of the commissioning authority, causing tension between the researchers and the project management.
ADmed: An Adaptive Technical Process for the Agile Development of Medical Devices
Authors: M. Martens; Anna Schidek; M. Schmidtner; H. Timinger
Year: 2022

: Agile project management is an established approach in software development and over time has also been adapted to different ﬁelds of work. While there are proven advantages for an agile development process, not all branches have incorporated agile methods in their project and development practices yet. One of these branches is the medical device industry. They often fall back on traditional, plan-based process models due to regulatory and normative requirements because of perceived conformity. ADmed is a process model that combines agile and plan-based processes while still adhering to the necessary regulatory requirements. In order to make it more accessible and approachable for a wide range of users it also incorporates adaptive elements, which are adjusted based on the user context.
Yafi‘a
Authors: Noa Shatil; Alla Yaroshevich
Year: 2019

In June 2017, a trial excavation was conducted in the hills to the
 southwest of Yafi'a and south of Highway 75 (Permit No. A-8008; map ref.
 225205-709/730570-1022), prior to construction work. The excavation,
 undertaken on behalf of the Israel Antiquities Authority and financed by the
 Emek Ayalon Infrastructure and Projects Management Company Ltd., was
 directed by N. Shatil (photography) and D. Avshalom-Gorni, with the
 assistance of Y. Yaakobi and Y. Lavan (administration), A. Yaroshevich
 (flint items), R. Liran (surveying and drafting), M. Peleg (drone
 photography), K. Covello-Paran, W. Atrash and N. Getzov (consultation) and
 B. Hana.
Investigating the use of Snowballing on Gray Literature Reviews
Authors: Felipe G. S. Gomes; Thiago Mendes; Sávio Freire; R. Spínola; Manoel G. Mendonça
Year: 2024

Background: The use of gray literature (GL) has grown in software engineering research, especially in studies that consider Questions and Answers (Q&A) sites, since software development professionals widely use them. Though snowballing (SB) techniques are standard in systematic literature reviews, little is known about how to apply them to gray literature reviews. Aims: This paper investigates how to use SB approaches on Q&A sites during gray literature reviews to identify new valid discussions for analysis. Method: In previous studies, we compiled and analyzed a set of Stack Exchange Project Management (SEPM) discussions related to software engineering technical debt (TD). Those studies used a data set consisting of 108 valid discussions extracted from SEPM. Based on this start data set, we perform forward and backward SB using two different approaches: link-based and similarity-based SB. We then compare the precision and recall of those two SB approaches against the search-based approach of the original study. Results: In just one snowballing iteration, the approaches yielded 291 new discussions for analysis, 130 of which were considered valid for our study. That is an increase of about 120% over the original data set (recall). The SB process also yielded a similar rate of valid discussion retrieval when compared to the search-based approach (precision). Conclusion: This paper provides guidelines on how to apply two SB approaches to find new valid discussions for review. To our knowledge, this is the first study that analyzes the use of SB on Q&A websites. By applying SB, it was possible to identify new discussions, significantly increasing the relevant data set for a gray literature review.
Teaching Software Engineering As Programming Over Time
Authors: M. Hofbauer; Christoph Bachhuber; Christopher B. Kuhn; E. Steinbach
Year: 2022

Programming and software engineering differ by the aspect of time and scale. Going beyond just implementing software that fulfills requirements, software engineering also means writing code that can be maintained by multiple contributors over months, years or even decades. Due to the limited time of university projects, students mainly learn to focus on writing software that works once. In in-dustry, software lifetime is longer and the aspect of time becomes highly relevant. Professional software must be readable and modular to be maintainable. In this paper, we present an experience report on a novel university course in software engineering. The course teaches the concepts of unit testing, refactoring, and automation tools to novices with basic programming experience. We present those concepts for the example of C++,but they are applicable to any programming language. Our goal is to teach students the key con-cepts of software engineering early on, giving them the opportunity to benefit from these concepts in their further projects. We present these concepts in five plenary lectures with live coding sessions, and then student teams apply the concepts in five practical homework as-signments. All assignments contribute to a single project maintained and improved by the student groups for the duration of the course. Additionally, we present a teaching tool framework that can be used to automate tasks for student project management and examinations. Finally, we discuss the lessons learned from conducting this course for the first time. We believe this course is a valuable step towards including essential software engineering skills in the education of science and engineering students.
Educational software for teaching mathematics to first grade primary school
children with hearing impairment in .NET framework
Authors: Rosalba González-Ambriz
Year: 2023

This article presents the results obtained from the
development of an educational software made as a
desktop application in .NET Framework for first grade
children with hearing impairment to strengthen the
learning of mathematics through the use of Mexican Sign
Language; the research contributes to the SDG 5
Sustainable Development Goal of quality education and
SDG 10 Reducing inequalities, sustainable development
goals proposed by the United Nations. The agile software
development methodology XP Extreme Programming
was followed for project management, it was
implemented with .NET Framework technologies, IDE
Visual Studio and C# programming language, which
allowed to obtain a quality software easy to implement
and maintain.
Effective Collaboration across the Globe through Digital Dash Boards and Machine Learning
Authors: Prabhulinga Manikreddy; Jaikrishna Iyer
Year: 2018

In a large sized project with globally distributed environment, it is challenging to have a common information radiator across all global locations. This is so because it is difficult to make sense of the long list of tasks displayed on a single dashboard. Different time zones make it difficult to collaborate and cater to a customer who demands frequent releases and transparency. This paper demonstrates a unique solution driven by a novel mix of digitization and machine learning to solve this ubiquitous problem. Value stream mapping helped us to identify valueless paths in task assignment and hence the team developed a tool backed with machine learning which saved huge time and thus helped us to deliver our concepts faster to market. We took help of digital dash board and came up with custom unconventional dash boards, which helped our customer to understand and collaborate better with the development team located in different time zones. This paper also proposes the critical role of machine learning in project management. Improvements can be brought about in areas like task estimation, predicting task assignment to appropriate individuals, team velocity and turnaround time prediction. This paper is targeted to agile practitioners who are interested in improving workflows and building intelligent process systems using new modern technologies in globally distributed environment. This modern approach reduces waste and brings in collaboration irrespective of the locations.
You Can't Manage What You Can't Define: The Success of Blockchain Projects Beyond the Iron Triangle
Authors: T. Guggenberger; Jens-Christian Stoetzer; Lukas Theisinger; Julia Amend; Nils Urbach
Year: 2021

Companies across industries aim to disseminate blockchain through respective projects that evaluate, design, or implement use cases. However, due to its novelty and complexity, blockchain poses novel challenges in carrying out such projects. Companies use success criteria to constantly evaluate projects. Even though literature provides frameworks for the general evaluation of projects, no research yet investigated if success criteria fundamentally differ for blockchain projects due to the characteristics of the technology. Therefore, we assess success dimensions and criteria, deduced and evaluated from an in-depth interview study with blockchain experts from 12 different projects. We contribute to the theory on blockchain project management by introducing a new success dimension and specific success criteria for blockchain projects. Our findings help to elaborate the value of blockchain in companies and novel possibilities to evaluate respective projects. We provide additional insights by assessing their relative importance and discussing implications for theory and practice.