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Toward a global harmonization of service infrastructure in academic clinical trial units: an international survey
Authors: Jean-Marc Hoffmann; A. Blümle; Regina Grossmann; Henry Yau; Britta Lang; Cedric Bradbury
Year: 2023

Background Clinicians around the world perform clinical research in addition to their high workload. To meet the demands of high quality Investigator Initiated Trials (IITs), Clinical Trial Units (CTUs) (as part of Academic Research Institutions) are implemented worldwide. CTUs increasingly hold a key position in facilitating the international mutual acceptance of clinical research data by promoting clinical research practices and infrastructure according to international standards. Aim In this project, we aimed to identify services that established and internationally operating CTUs – members of the International Clinical Trial Center Network (ICN) – consider most important to ensure the smooth processing of a clinical trial while meeting international standards. We thereby aim to drive international harmonization by providing emerging and growing CTUs with a resource for informed service range set-up. Methods Following the AMEE Guide, we developed a questionnaire, addressing the perceived importance of different CTU services. Survey participants were senior representatives of CTUs and part of the ICN with long-term experience in their field and institution. Results Services concerning quality and coordination of a research project were considered to be most essential, i.e., Quality management, Monitoring and Project management, followed by Regulatory & Legal affairs, Education & Training, and Data management. Operative services for conducting a research project, i.e., Study Nurse with patient contact and Study Nurse without patient contact, were considered to be least important. Conclusion To balance the range of services offered while meeting high international standards of clinical research, emerging CTUs should focus on offering (quality) management services and expertise in regulatory and legal affairs. Additionally, education and training services are required to ensure clinicians are well trained on GCP and legislation. CTUs should evaluate whether the expertise and resources are available to offer operative services.
Control of Fork-Join Processing Networks with Multiple Job Types and Parallel Shared Resources
Authors: Erhun Özkan
Year: 2020

A fork-join processing network is a queueing network in which tasks associated with a job can be processed simultaneously. Fork-join processing networks are prevalent in computer systems, healthcare, manufacturing, project management, justice systems, and so on. Unlike the conventional queueing networks, fork-join processing networks have synchronization constraints that arise because of the parallel processing of tasks and can cause significant job delays. We study scheduling in fork-join processing networks with multiple job types and parallel shared resources. Jobs arriving in the system fork into arbitrary number of tasks, then those tasks are processed in parallel, and then they join and leave the network. There are shared resources processing multiple job types. We study the scheduling problem for those shared resources (i.e., which type of job to prioritize at any given time) and propose an asymptotically optimal scheduling policy in diffusion scale.
Sustainable Methods for Impactful Service Learning in Computer Science (Abstract Only)
Authors: Nate Derbinsky; Durga Suresh
Year: 2017

Service learning offers students of computer science an experiential opportunity to hone not only their technical skills of design and programming, but also the soft skills of teamwork, communication, and social/ethical behavior. With hard work and effective mentoring from faculty, the output of student work can also benefit community partners, assuming there is proper infrastructure in place to provide long-term project management and technical support. This Birds of a Feather session provides a discussion platform to share lessons learned and best practices related to establishing a sustainable service-learning program within an undergraduate computer-science curriculum, with a particular focus on balancing benefits to students and community partners with organizational overhead.
Características, focos de pesquisa e tendências sobre liderança na gestão de projetos: uma análise bibliométrica
Authors: Ítalo de Paula Casemiro; M. Azevedo-Ferreira
Year: 2023

Objetivo: A literatura científica destaca o papel fundamental que a liderança exerce na gestão de projetos. Tendo em vista a relevância da liderança na gestão de projetos, o presente estudo objetiva mapear a produção científica acerca da temática liderança, no âmbito da gestão de projetos. 
Método: O estudo foi conduzido por meio de uma análise bibliométrica de 789 artigos obtidos na base Web of Science. apresenta uma série de indicadores e tendências predominantes nas pesquisas acerca da liderança em projetos. Os estudos foram analisados com o auxílio dos softwares Bibliometrix R-tool e VosViewer, por meio de indicadores bibliométricos. 
Principais Resultados: O estudo destaca um número crescente de publicações, focadas especialmente em competências da liderança. Estados Unidos é o país expoente na produção, e o periódico International Journal of Project Management é aquele mais utilizado para a publicação sobre este tópico. A análise temática, identificou alguns agrupamentos temáticos, com destaque para temas básicos/tradicionais, como a inovação, gestão da mudança e equipe de projeto e; temas motores como a sustentabilidade, trabalho em equipe e outros mais recentes, como a melhoria contínua em projetos. 
Relevância/Originalidade: A pesquisa apresenta um panorama da pesquisa sobre liderança na gestão de projetos, oferecendo insights importantes sobre estas duas áreas de conhecimento: liderança e gestão de projetos. 
Contribuições Teóricas: O presente documento oferece aos gestores e interessados na liderança em projetos uma base útil para o desenvolvimento de programas de liderança e futuras pesquisas sobre o tema, no âmbito da liderança em projetos.
An Examination of Determinants of Software Testing and Project Management Effort
Authors: Girish H. Subramanian; P. Pendharkar; D. R. Pai
Year: 2017

ABSTRACT Software estimation research has primarily focused on software effort involved in direct software development. As more and more organizations buy instead of building software, more effort is spent on software testing and project management. In this empirical study, the effect of program duration, computer platform, and software development tool (SDT) on program testing effort and project management effort is studied. The study results point to program duration and software tool as significant determinants of testing and management effort. Computer platform, however, does not have an effect on testing and management effort. Furthermore, the mean testing effort for third generation (3G) development environment was significantly higher than the mean testing effort for fourth generation (4G) environments that used IDE. In addition, the management effort for 4G environment projects without the use of IDE was lower than nonprogramming report generation projects.
Corporate and Employee Wellness: Health Initiatives at SAP Labs India
Authors: D. Rajagopal; Vlasta Dusil
Year: 2016

Originally from Canada, Vlasta moved to SAP Germany working as a Director of Learning and Talent Management, and then as Executive Board Assistant to the Board HR and also Switzerland. Vlasta has 17 years experience of progressive HR, holding roles in Diversity, Recruitment, Talent Management and Global HR Business Partner. She has also extensive Project Management experience. Vlasta holds a Masters in Business Administration (Human Resources) as well as a Bachelor of Commerce Degree.
Pengembangan Sistem Informasi untuk Meningkatkan Pelayanan pada Coffeeshop
Authors: Sundari Melisa; Hesyah Mayusdilla; Redho Zulfanur; M. Alfarizi; Sri Rahayu
Year: 2024

Sistem informasi manajemen proyek berbasis web memainkan peran krusial teruntuk meningkatkan efisiensi dan efektivitas operasional, khususnya di sektor coffeeshop yang memerlukan pengelolaan informasi yang terintegrasi dan transparan. Penelitian ini bertujuan teruntuk merancang sistem informasi manajemen proyek bagi Dekultur Coffee menggunakan metode waterfall, yang memastikan proses pengembangan dilakukan secara terstruktur dan sistematis. Sistem ini dirancang untuk mengatasi berbagai tantangan, termasuk penyajian informasi, pengelolaan tugas, dan kolaborasi antarstaf, melalui fitur utama seperti pelacakan progres proyek secara real-time, manajemen tugas, pelaporan terintegrasi, dan pengelolaan sumber daya berbasis web. Dengan pendekatan tinjauan literatur, penelitian ini berhasil mengidentifikasi kebutuhan utama dan menerjemahkannya menjadi solusi sistem yang inovatif, yang dirancang untuk meningkatkan keterlibatan pelanggan sekaligus efisiensi operasional. Hasil penelitian memperlihatkan sistem informasi tersebut tidak hanya bisa meningkatkan efisiensi dan transparansi operasional Dekultur Coffee, tetapi juga memiliki potensi untuk diterapkan di berbagai sektor lain yang membutuhkan solusi manajemen proyek yang serupa. Dengan demikian, sistem ini bisa berkontribusi signifikan teruntuk keberlanjutan dan kemajuan operasional Dekultur Coffee serta menjadi model inovasi dalam pengelolaan proyek.
ÖNORM B 2203-1 as a Supplement to FIDIC Emerald Book in Conventional Tunnel Construction
Authors: O. Melnyk; Jacqueline Raab; F. Lulei
Year: 2023

This paper explores how the ÖNORM B 2203-1 model can complement the FIDIC Emerald Book contracts in conventional tunnel construction projects, specifically focusing on cooperation, project management, reimbursement, and dispute resolution. The complex technical nature of such projects requires collaborative stakeholder engagement, efficient project management, and effective dispute resolution mechanisms. This article enhances the current body of literature by undertaking a qualitative comparative analysis of the FIDIC Emerald Book and the ÖNORM B 2203-1 model within the specific context of conventional tunnel construction projects. The findings demonstrate that specific areas in the FIDIC Emerald Book exist where supplementary guidance is required. Compared to the FIDIC Emerald Book, the ÖNORM model offers a more extensive range of project management aspects, reimbursement guidelines, dispute resolution provisions, and comprehensive technical specifications, all supported by contractual provisions. The major limitation of this study is its focus on a literature review. Thus, including the qualitative analysis in an actual project and applying the study results would be advantageous for verifying the findings.
Investigating Critical Success Factors of Project Management in Global Software Development: A Work in Progress
Authors: Nazish Saleem; Sanjay Mathrani; Nazim Taskin
Year: 2019

Global software development (GSD) business model has gained recognition over the years for achieving competitiveness in the global market. However, its implementation is not easy due to its complex nature and the various challenges it faces. Project management is a vital area in software development with significant impact to the GSD process. Companies adopt GSD without knowing its implications which lead to failure of their project management processes. Existing project management practises do not address the core issues of GSD, which makes the process more intricate. This research paper investigates the project management practices in GSD and identifies its critical success factors with the development of a framework that will facilitate software companies to implement GSD successfully.
Project management
Authors: Joe Saur
Year: 2005

In the 9 June issue of Network Computing, Tim Wilson ("What's a Project Manager to Do?") quotes Standish Group numbers regarding the success rate of IT projects:• 53% "challenged" (past deadline or over budget)• 18% failed (terminated before completion, or completed and never used)• 29% successfully completed (on time and on budget)
THE ESSENCE AND PRINCIPLES OF AGILE-MANAGEMENT IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT AT A MODERN ENTERPRISE
Authors: Natalia Nosan; Maksym Spilnichenko
Year: 2024

In the modern business environment, characterized by its dynamic and rapidly changing nature, Agile management issues become crucial for understanding and successfully adapting enterprises to contemporary challenges. Agile is not merely a trend or a passenger on the technological express; it permeates all business spheres, setting a new standard for effective management and product development. The essence of Agile management lies in its ability to swiftly respond to changing requirements, rapidly adapt to market and technological transformations, and create value for customers in the most efficient manner. The importance of the topic is justified in the face of rapid technological change and global competition. The focus is on revealing the essence of Agile, emphasizing its flexibility, adaptability to changes, and a focus on delivering real value to clients. The principles of Agile are explored, including active customer involvement, team self-organization, iterative development, and continuous improvement. The positive impacts of these principles on team communication and the ability to effectively respond to changes are identified. Particular attention is given to the implementation of Agile in diverse industries and the identification of success factors or challenges that may arise. The article conducts a comparative analysis between traditional management methods and Agile, demonstrating the advantages of the latter in conditions of uncertainty and rapid technological advancement. Emphasis is placed on the importance of cultural change within an organization and continuous improvement as key factors for the successful implementation of Agile approaches. It underscores that Agile is not merely a methodology but a cultural shift influencing the way of thinking and interactions within an organization. All aspects discussed in the article highlight the relevance and prospects of Agile management in the contemporary business environment, emphasizing its role in creating flexible and effective organizations capable of adapting to constantly changing market conditions and customer demands.
Integrating Web-Based Weather Data into Building Information Modeling Models through Robot Process Automation
Authors: E. Atencio; Fidel Lozano; Ignacio Alfaro; J. Lozano-Galant; F. Muñoz-La Rivera
Year: 2024

The rapid evolution of digital technologies has revolutionized the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry, driving the wide-spread adoption of digital twins for structures. These virtual replicas, developed using Building Information Modeling (BIM) methodology, incorporate extensive information databases, proving indispensable for enhancing project management throughout a structure’s entire lifecycle and towards smart city development. As the impact of climate change continues to grow, hazardous weather alerts play a critical role as an early-warning system that notifies stakeholders of imminent threats, thereby influencing decision-making processes in construction projects. Surprisingly, despite its evident value, the integration of alert systems for hazardous weather conditions into BIM is often overlooked. To fill this gap, this paper proposes Robot Process Automation (RPA) protocols to automate the integration of real-time weather parameters into a structure’s BIM models. These very protocols are also used as alert systems, enabling the timely notification of stakeholders in the event of detected hazardous weather conditions. The effectiveness of the proposed methodology is demonstrated through its practical application in enhancing the safety of an actual building in Viña del Mar, Chile.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT REGARDING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ENERGY STRATEGY OF BUSINESS ENTITIES IN THE AGRI-FOOD SECTOR
Authors: O. Fedirets; Andriy Semenov; L. Sukhomlyn
Year: 2024

Under the given conditions of development, for more effective implementation of the strategic set of agricultural enterprises, it will be expedient for him to implement a competitor's strategy of cost leadership. Thus, in order to implement a competitive cost leadership strategy, an agri-food business entity must fulfill the following conditions: implement energy-saving and resource-saving technologies, including through the purchase of modern equipment and machines; to form, if possible, a direct sales channel of its products to the final consumer. Fulfillment of this condition will avoid the influence of intermediary organizations in the form of wholesale enterprises on the price of products for buyers. This will make the products of agro-food business entities more accessible and more competitive; move production facilities, if the nature of production and processing allows, as close as possible to consumers; to concentrate efforts on the most demanded agricultural products (preferably on two or three species in the field of crop production and on two species in the field of livestock); to achieve a greater economic level of vertical integration compared to the main competing enterprises. In general, the proposed competitive strategy of agri-food business entities should be aimed at increasing the market share, strengthening the company's competitive advantages, which is the goal of the market strategy of agri-food business entities for the future. Currently, the most common strategic alternative is limited growth. This strategy is characterized by the determination of future goals based on the achieved ones, but adjusted for inflation. Limited growth is characteristic of agricultural organizations with static technology, which are also agricultural enterprises. This strategy is the least risky based on the company's financial and production indicators. An equally important aspect of the implementation of a strategic set of agricultural enterprises is the formation of an effective system of strategic management at the company under study. But, at the same time, today's conditions require quick decision-making with a strategic orientation, so the next step is to determine the effectiveness of the proposed measures. When forming a strategy for socio-economic development of the agro-food sector, the following tasks are important: determination of the main vectors of development; establishment of directions for improvement of the market infrastructure; determining the optimal dynamics of development; formation of structural and investment policy; substantiating directions of social development, ensuring the level of growth and improving the quality of life of rural residents; justify directions of interregional and foreign economic relations.
Factors in Multimedia Project and Process Management--Australian Survey Findings
Authors: A. Hannington; K. Reed
Year: 2007

During 2005 we conducted a survey of Australian multimedia developers to gain an understanding of current development processes. As part of this study we asked respondents about their project management practices. Fifty percent of respondents indicated they used a commercial project management tool, while thirty-two percent used an in-house or customised approach. Less than half created a project management plan for all developments and fewer still revised this plan during development. This paper presents reasons for this, along with factors considered important in predicting development effort; measures for project size and complexity; measures for media content development time and effort; and metadata for media asset archival. As the majority of the projects were relatively small, in addition to content considerations, the findings show to support this class of project a task framework that provides effective management without "over managing" is required.
AN EXTENSIONIST STUDENT LOOK AT THE PROJECT GUIDANCE FOR FAMILIES OF CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS
Authors: João Filipe-Kembo
Year: 2023

This article aims to report, on the one hand, the experiences lived at the Escola Superior Pedagógica do Bengo as a degree student in the Education Sciences course, Psychology Teaching option, within the scope of university university extension actions in the community of Caxito with the families of children with special educational needs through the university extension project “Guidance to Families of Children with Special Educational Needs”, and on the other hand, the experiences lived and acquired, from 2017 to 2021, as an employee of the same institution while technician at the Executive Secretariat of the Observatory for Education and Social Development – ​​OBEDS, the body responsible for project management and all scientific research and university extension activities. This time, it is intended to demonstrate the importance of university graduation in student training, its contribution in solving social problems, its role and importance in the management of higher education institutions.
A Software Service Supporting Software Quality Forecasting
Authors: Martí Manzano; Claudia P. Ayala; Cristina Gómez; Lidia López Cuesta
Year: 2019

Software repositories such as source control, defect tracking systems and project management tools, are used to help manage the progress of software projects. The exploitation of such data with techniques like forecasting is becoming an increasing need in several domains to support decision-making processes. However, although there exist several statistical tools and languages supporting forecasting, there is a lack of friendly approaches that enable practitioners to exploit the advantages of creating and using such models in their dashboard tools. Therefore, we have developed a modular and flexible forecasting service allowing the interconnection with different kinds of databases/data repositories for creating and exploiting forecasting models based on methods like ARIMA or ETS. The service is open source software, has been developed in Java and R and exposes its functionalities through a REST API. Architecture details are provided, along with functionalities' description and an example of its use for software quality forecasting.
The project management plus: project management skills create opportunities for HIM professionals.
Authors: Chris Dimick
Year: 2011

Adding a project management credential to their professional arsenal opens HIM professionals to new opportunities both within their facilities and in a range of nonprovider settings.
Recent trends on BIM in architectural design in Russia
Authors: E. Shafray
Year: 2023

This paper presents an overview of the relevant normative framework related to BIM in architectural design in Russia. It focuses on the use of Russian software for BIM architectural design (in particular, it views Renga and NanoCAD) for education in architecture and architecture practice. It analyses several case studies for low-rise cottage, public buildings, school and museum buildings. The features of working with digital information models at various stages, project management are shown. Examples of the application of domestic software are considered. Together with other creative methods for architectural design, creating and working with digital building information models provides a wide range of opportunities for architectural education.