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Peculiarities of determining the logistic systems projects value
Authors: Sergiy Rudenko; T. Kovtun; V. Smrkovska; Tetiana Smokova; Dmytro Kovtun; Finohenova Iryna
Year: 2023

The change in the worldview paradigm of mankind has led to the need to take into account environmental aspects in business activities and transform the linear model of the economy into a circular one. The tool for implementing the circular economy is ecology, which allows for achieving the main goals of logistics with a minimal eco-destructive impact on the environment. The successful creation and operation of ecological systems requires the use of project management methodology tools. Taking into account the specific features of ecological systems, an indicator is proposed as a criterion for project effectiveness- the environmental and economic value of the project. The optimal project development trajectory is built using this criterion.
Learning Software Project Management From Analyzing Q&A’s in the Stack Exchange
Authors: Alireza Ahmadi; F. Delkhosh; Gouri Deshpande; Raymond Patterson; Guenther Ruhe
Year: 2023

Software Project Management (SPM) is considered the key driver for the success or failure of software projects. Project failure is caused by various factors, the most important of which is poor SPM. Thus, we investigated the needs of practitioners by focusing on Project Management Q&A communities. More precisely, we targeted Stack Exchange to identify the primary needs of software project managers. More than 5000 SPM questions were analyzed from the conceptual model given by the Project Management Body of Knowledge PMBOK. For pre-training of the Machine Learning classifiers, we implemented Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers (BERT) and Doc2Vec text embedding and compared their performance. Our results showed that BERT outperforms Doc2Vec for pre-training in almost all scenarios. Schedule management, followed by resource management, are the main PMBOK knowledge areas of concern for project managers. Among the process groups, the emphasis of the questions is on planning. We compared the findings with the learning and training status quo in 11 top Canadian universities. We analyzed 46 SPM-related courses and found that the rank correlation of PMBOK knowledge areas is 0.23 between the key content of the analyzed courses and the focus of Q&A’s knowledge areas analyzed from Stack Exchange.
Interactive compromise hypersphere method and its applications
Authors: Sebastian Sitarz
Year: 2012

The paper focuses on multi-criteria problems. It presents the interactive compromise hypersphere method with sensitivity analysis as a decision tool in multi-objective programming problems. The method is based on finding a hypersphere (in the criteria space) which is closest to the set of chosen nondominated solutions. The proposed modifications of the compromise hypersphere method are based on using various metrics and analyzing their influence on the original method. Applications of the proposed method are presented in four multi-criteria problems: the assignment problem, the knapsack problem, the project management problem and the manufacturing problem.
Developing the Learning Curve Model to Enhance Construction Project Scheduling and Cost Estimating
Authors: Alaa Salman; Mahmoud Sodangi
Year: 2025


 
 The aim of the study is to develop a scheduling and cost estimation model for repetitive construction units by applying the learning curve theory and to contribute to advancements in construction project management practices, promoting efficiency and competitiveness within the industry.
 
 
 
 Construction projects, particularly those with repetitive units like housing developments, face ongoing challenges in accurate scheduling and cost estimation. Traditional estimation methods often overlook the impact of learning effects, which can improve productivity and reduce costs as crews gain experience. Learning curve theory, widely applied in manufacturing, offers a framework to model these gains in construction settings. Integrating learning curves into project planning has the potential to enhance accuracy in forecasting timelines and budgets, ultimately improving project efficiency and resource management.
 
 
 
 The objective of this study is to develop and apply a learning curve model to enhance scheduling and cost estimation in repetitive construction projects, particularly in a multi-unit housing project.
 
 
 
 By incorporating historical data and analyzing critical factors that impact project duration and cost, a more reliable forecasting model is developed. The learning curves are created using a three-point approach, supported by artificial neural networks (ANN) and the relative importance index (RII), to systematically assess cost divisions and influential project factors.
 
 
 
 The results indicate that the learning curve model can achieve time savings of 27% and labor cost savings of 36% compared to traditional estimation methods that do not consider the effect of the learning curve in construction projects.
 
 
 
 This research demonstrates that learning curve models, combined with advanced data analysis techniques, provide a robust framework for optimizing project schedules and budgets, ultimately leading to more efficient resource utilization and cost-effective project outcomes. In other words, the study presented in this paper is significant as it can lead to improved project outcomes, cost savings, better resource management, and overall advancement in the construction industry's practices and competitiveness. This approach allows for accurate scheduling and cost forecasting based on data-driven insights.
Project Management Information System Data Model Development and Explanation
Authors: Filippo Maria Ottaviani; Massimo Rebuglio; A. Marco
Year: 2023

: The Project Management (PM) discipline is evolving towards the adoption of digital technologies, which are to be integrated into a project management information system (PMIS). Despite the fact that many PMIS solutions are already available, there is no standard data model for PMIS development, nor is the logic underlying PMIS. Therefore, organizations struggle to integrate other business applications into the PMIS and cannot leverage the data collected to improve both project management and execution. To address these issues, this paper aims to provide a standard PMIS model as a foundation for database design and software development. The PM objects are first identified and then represented in a data model that outlines their attributes and meth-ods and the relationships between the classes. All classes are structured to accommodate in their interface the core PM processes, such as task and resource management, project scheduling, risk management, and progress control. The study evaluates the impact and benefits of implementing this standard model while acknowledging its limitations and providing recommendations for practical implementation.
SQA-Profiles: Rule-based activity profiles for Continuous Integration environments
Authors: M. Brandtner; Sebastian C. Müller; P. Leitner; H. Gall
Year: 2015

Continuous Integration (CI) environments cope with the repeated integration of source code changes and provide rapid feedback about the status of a software project. However, as the integration cycles become shorter, the amount of data increases, and the effort to find information in CI environments becomes substantial. In modern CI environments, the selection of measurements (e.g., build status, quality metrics) listed in a dashboard does only change with the intervention of a stakeholder (e.g., a project manager). In this paper, we want to address the shortcoming of static views with so-called Software Quality Assessment (SQA) profiles. SQA-Profiles are defined as rule-sets and enable a dynamic composition of CI dashboards based on stakeholder activities in tools of a CI environment (e.g., version control system). We present a set of SQA-Profiles for project management committee (PMC) members: Bandleader, Integrator, Gatekeeper, and Onlooker. For this, we mined the commit and issue management activities of PMC members from 20 Apache projects. We implemented a framework to evaluate the performance of our rule-based SQA-Profiles in comparison to a machine learning approach. The results showed that project-independent SQA-Profiles can be used to automatically extract the profiles of PMC members with a precision of 0.92 and a recall of 0.78.
UTILIZATION OF BIM (BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING) TECHNOLOGY TO INCREASE EFFICIENCY AND ACCURACY OF INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT PLANNING
Authors: Ilwandri; Tomi Apra Santosa; Dika Sulmadianti; Arya Ningsih; Insira Insani Fitri; Alex Irawan Trianto
Year: 2023

This research aims to investigate the use of BIM (Building Information Modeling) Technology as an innovative solution in increasing the efficiency and accuracy of infrastructure project planning. The research method consists of identifying stakeholder needs, developing an integrated 3D BIM model, validating and testing the model, integration into the Project Information Management System (PMIS), as well as training and application in the field. By adopting this approach, it is hoped that it will be able to improve the quality of planning information, provide a holistic view of the project, and optimize collaboration between stakeholders. This research focuses not only on the technical aspects of BIM models, but also on their practical implementation in real construction environments. The results of this research are expected to make a significant contribution to increasing the effectiveness of infrastructure project management through the use of BIM technology.
Assessing the Development of Soft Skills for Project Management using PBL: A Case Study
Authors: Maria Lydia Fioravanti; Bruno Sena; E. Barbosa
Year: 2020

This research-to-practice full paper presents an investigation on how to develop soft skills for project management using PBL in the context of undergraduate degree programs of higher education in computing. Projects are a key way to create value and benefits in organizations and the project manager plays a critical role in the leadership of a project team in order to achieve the project’s objectives. In order to fulfill this role, the project manager must have some technical and soft skills. In a related perspective, there are several studies concerned with the comparison between what is covered by Computer Science Education and what are the software industry needs. Such studies point out in which areas graduates most frequently do not meet industry expectations, including technical skills and also soft skills. In this context, among the several approaches that have been proposed and applied to improve Computer Science Education, we highlight Project Based Learning (PBL). Aiming to address the lack of approaches focused on the development of soft skills in technology students, in this paper we discuss the conduction of a case study in Information Systems courses, adopting the PBL approach. In this case study, a real project was developed by the students, and soft skills were evaluated before and after performing the project, in order to verify if the PBL approach had any impact on their development. As a result, it was possible to identify improvements in the development of six out of the seven skills assessed, which indicates a satisfactory result for our study.
Manajemen Proyek Teknologi Informasi untuk Meningkatkan Pengetahuan PKK Desa Kalianan dengan Palatihan Menggunakan Marketplace
Authors: M. Syafiih; A. Maulana; Siti Hotija; Nur Hatima; I. Arifin; Suci Hati
Year: 2022

Marketplace is a sales application that is freely accessible by all people, application providers selling between sellers and buyers do not have to meet face to face. Information Technology Project Management as management to manage in building projects. Kalianan Village, Krucil District, Probolinggo Regency, a village that has very good natural potential but is not matched by balanced Human Resources (SDA) so that good natural potential cannot be managed. The very basic problem is not balanced between the potential of nature and the potential of the people of Kalianan Village, Krucil District, Probolinggo Regency. Community service aims to provide knowledge capabilities in utilizing the results in the form of canna tubers as food raw materials. Provide knowledge in using marketplace applications so that people can sell entrepreneurial results into online sales applications. The result of this service is that the people of Kalianan Village, Krucil District, Regency have the ability to sell their wares online in the marketplace application
Construction Method and Practical Application of Oil and Gas Field Surface Engineering Case Database Based on Knowledge Graph
Authors: Taiwu Xia; Zhixiang Dai; Yihua Zhang; Feng Wang; Wei Zhang; Li Xu; Dan Zhou; Jun Zhou
Year: 2024

To address the challenge of quickly and efficiently accessing relevant management experience for a wide range of ground engineering construction projects, supporting project management with information technology is crucial. This includes the establishment of a case database and an application platform for intelligent search and recommendations. The article leverages Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology, knowledge graph technology, and Natural Language Processing (NLP) technology. It explores the mechanisms for classifying construction cases, methods for constructing a case database, structuring case data, intelligently retrieving and matching cases, and intelligent recommendation methods. This research forms a complete, feasible, and scalable method for deconstructing, storing, intelligently retrieving, and recommending construction cases, providing a theoretical basis for the establishment of a construction case database. It aims to meet the needs of digital project management and intelligent decision-making support in the oil and gas sector, thereby enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of project construction. This work offers a theoretical foundation for the development of an intelligent management platform for ground engineering projects in the oil and gas industry, supporting the sector’s digital transformation and intelligent development.
DATA MINING AND BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE IN MANAGING THE BUSINESS PROCESSES OF THE PROJECT OFFICE OF AN OUTSOURCING COMPANY
Authors: С.С. Чеверда; Д.М. Янкін
Year: 2024

The article carries out a comprehensive study of the possibilities of applying modern business analytics and intelligent data analysis methods to optimize project management processes in the conditions of an outsourcing IT company. The work justifies the relevance of the problem associated with the avalanche-like growth of data volumes during the implementation of IT projects and the possibilities of innovative technologies for their intellectual analysis to identify hidden patterns. Scientific works of leading experts in project management and informatization have been critically analyzed, but a lack of comprehensive studies regarding data analysis specifically for project offices was noted. To achieve the research goal, a thorough analysis of the essence and possibilities of business analytics and intelligent data analysis was carried out, their role in managing modern organizations was examined in detail, and the scientific advantages of implementation in project offices of outsourcing companies were justified. The study of the practical use of business analytics and intelligent data analysis tools to solve the specific task of searching for new projects in the marketing activities of the IT outsourcing company was conducted. Effective methods of data collection, processing, and analysis concerning clients, market, competitors, communication channels, etc., were thoroughly analyzed. Thus, the article carries out a comprehensive study of the theoretical foundations and applied aspects of using advanced business analytics and intelligent data analysis tools with the aim of improving and optimizing the marketing activities of the modern project office of an outsourcing IT company by making timely well-founded managerial decisions based on deep analysis of available data sets.
Socio-Εconomic Determinants of NGO Sector Activities and their Impact on the Regional Economy with a Special Emphasis on the Aspect of Inclusive Project Management
Authors: Rafał Szymański; Małgorzata Skweres-Kuchta
Year: 2023

: Purpose: The article aims to systematize knowledge on the principles of financing micro-projects implemented by the NGO sector targeting end recipients residing in municipalities with up to 100,000 inhabitants in the Republic of Poland, using the example of the "Fajna Ferajna" program. This was achieved through a literature review and analysis of the regulations published by the program's organizer. The discussion and conclusions elaborate on the topic of financing non-governmental organizations, with a particular focus on foundations and associations, from the perspective of their role in strategies for building and strengthening local communities and supporting the development of the regional economy, with a special emphasis on supporting people with disabilities and organizations employing them. Design/Methodology/Approach: To achieve the specified objective, the following research question was formulated: What are the reasons for which the phenomenon of implementing social initiatives at the local level is essential for economic development in regions with up to 100,000 inhabitants? The structure of the article corresponds to the set goals. The introduction describes the origin, research problem, and basic definitions related to the phenomenon of local social initiatives, including micro-projects. To achieve the specified objective, a critical analysis of relevant literature was employed, along with an observational method supported by argumentation that bolstered generalized theses. Additionally, methods of induction and deduction, comparisons and generalizations, as well as synthesis, were utilized. Subsequently, in-depth research was conducted using the Delphi method, which is a tool for structuring group communication processes. Findings: The deliberations led to the identification of key challenges associated with the implementation of micro-projects targeting individuals with disabilities in small regions. Practical Implications: The issues presented in the article underscore the necessity for NGOs implementing projects for individuals with disabilities to conduct the recruitment process with particular attention.
Final Year Project Management Process
Authors: C. L. Nozal; David H. Martin; A. Bustillo; Raúl Marticorena Sánchez
Year: 2010

Development of final year projects on current IT degrees is one of the key subjects at the end of the studies. It is besides a key factor on degree and masters offers in European convergence process, and there is little discussion on the necessity to instruct students how to develop a project which can bring together the knowledge and competences acquired throughout their studies. In this work, a subject management model within a university context is proposed. Good Software Engineering Practices are applied: monitoring, process control, reviews, evaluation and measurement. Based on this model an automated-tool is described, along through two case studies showing results of its application. The first case study shows the products obtained out of the process' application. Second case study shows the results obtained when using the evaluation tool to compare final year projects in two different subjects: on one hand for the IT Engineering Hons (Ingeniería Informática II, 5 years) and, or the other hand, for the IT Management Engineering (Ingeniería Informática de Gestión ITIG, 3 years).
The SickKids Caribbean Initiative to improve care for children with cancer and blood disorders
Authors: M. Reece-Mills; Jo-Anna B. Baxter
Year: 2023

ABSTRACT To improve pediatric hematology and oncology outcomes, there is a recognized potential for partnerships between low- and high-resource institutions within health care systems. The SickKids Caribbean Initiative is a partnership between health care professionals at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Canada, and seven Caribbean institutions across six countries (Bahamas, Barbados, Jamaica, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and Trinidad and Tobago). The primary aim of the SickKids Caribbean Initiative has been to improve the outcomes and the quality of life of children in the Caribbean aged <18 years who have cancer and blood disorders. This article describes five key activities undertaken within the SickKids Caribbean Initiative, including providing education and training, assisting with case consultations and diagnostic services, developing local oncology databases, engaging in advocacy and ensuring stakeholder engagement, and coordinating administration and project management.
التحديات التي تواجه مراقبة وتقييم مشاريع التعليم الممولة من البنك الدولي في اليمن
Authors: Dr. Abdulrahman Al-Sharjabi; Nada Al-Barq
Year: 2016

This study aims to investigate the challenging factors facing Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) in World Bank-funded education projects in Yemen. A closed-ended questionnaire consisting of 73 items was designed to collect data, ensuring its validity and reliability through appropriate procedures. A purposive sample of 80 individuals involved in project implementation and M&E processes was selected. The results indicated that respondents tend to agree with about half of the items as representing challenges facing M&E in education projects. The challenges related to "Technical capacity to implement M&E" were identified as the most significant, followed by challenges related to "Stakeholders' participation in project M&E". "M&E contribution to project’s success" ranked third, while "M&E system" and "Project management support and response to M&E results" were ranked fourth and fifth, respectively. Overall, the results suggested that all types of challenges were important except for those associated with "Reporting requirements by donors," which were considered moderately important.
Use of Agile Project Methodology in Health Care IT Implementations: A Scoping Review
Authors: Rav Goodison; E. Borycki; A. Kushniruk
Year: 2019

Health care organizations are investing in system solutions that can be leveraged across the continuum of care (i.e. electronic medical records (EMR's); electronic health records (EHR's); health information exchanges (HIE's) and patient portals. The importance of these systems and how they have evolved over the past 30 years has been well researched. The value and benefits of these systems are therefore well known; however, it is estimated that most projects are typically 100% over budget and a year behind schedule [1, p. 2]. In this paper the authors examine what literature is available on agile project management methodologies in health care settings. A scoping review of the literature available specifically on agile methods use in implementing systems within health care was undertaken. Findings revealed there is very little literature available on agile project management methodologies used in health care IT systems implementations. The authors identify there is a strong need for research to look into project management methodologies and identify areas in the project lifecycle, where change is needed to increase clinical systems adoption.