derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
The Prostate, Lung, Colorectal and Ovarian Cancer (PLCO) Screening Trial Pathology Tissue Resource
Authors: Claire S Zhu; Wen-Yi Huang; P. Pinsky; C. Berg; M. Sherman; Kelly J. Yu; D. Carrick; A. Black; R. Hoover; P. Lenz; C. Williams; Laura Hawkins; M. Chaloux; S. Yurgalevitch; S. Mathew; Amy Miller; Vanessa Olivo; Asia Khan; Shannon Pretzel; Deborah Multerer; P. Beckmann; K. Broski; N. Freedman
Year: 2016

Background: Pathology tissue specimens with associated epidemiologic and clinical data are valuable for cancer research. The Prostate, Lung, Colorectal and Ovarian (PLCO) Cancer Screening Trial undertook a large-scale effort to create a public resource of pathology tissues from PLCO participants who developed a cancer during the trial. Methods: Formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded tissue blocks were obtained from pathology laboratories on a loan basis for central processing of tissue microarrays, with additional free-standing tissue cores collected for nucleic acid extraction. Results: Pathology tissue specimens were obtained for prostate cancer (n = 1,052), lung cancer (n = 434), colorectal cancer (n = 675) and adenoma (n = 658), ovarian cancer and borderline tumors (n = 212), breast cancer (n = 870), and bladder cancer (n = 204). The process of creating this resource was complex, involving multidisciplinary teams with expertise in pathology, epidemiology, information technology, project management, and specialized laboratories. Conclusions: Creating the PLCO tissue resource required a multistep process, including obtaining medical records and contacting pathology departments where pathology materials were stored after obtaining necessary patient consent and authorization. The potential to link tissue biomarkers to prospectively collected epidemiologic information, screening and clinical data, and matched blood or buccal samples offers valuable opportunities to study etiologic heterogeneity, mechanisms of carcinogenesis, and biomarkers for early detection and prognosis. Impact: The methods and protocols developed for this effort, and the detailed description of this resource provided here, will be useful for those seeking to use PLCO pathology tissue specimens for their research and may also inform future tissue collection efforts in other settings. Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev; 25(12); 1635–42. ©2016 AACR.
The Mandate of Project Management Offices Beyond Organizational Boundaries—Still A Blind Spot for Organizational Design?
Authors: Timo Braun; Jörg Sydow
Year: 2024

Based on conceptual reasoning, combined with illustrations from the air cargo industry, this article proposes a gradual broadening of the concept of what project management offices (PMOs) are responsible for to provide added value to the collaborating organizations when planning for and executing inter­organizational projects. Thus far, the ability of PMOs to support interorganizational projects and practices has been restricted—this goes for project management practice as well as a lack of concepts and theoretical reasoning from research in the domain of project studies. Against this background, this article distinguishes four types of PMOs and identifies promising organizational design elements pointing to functions and barriers, as well as to the interorganizational bridging practices of PMOs in support of their inter­organizational responsibilities.
Lab-based action design research
Authors: P. Ralph
Year: 2014

This paper proposes a research methodology, Lab-based Action Design Research, which combines organizational intervention (action research), building innovative artifacts (engineering research) and studies of software development practice (behavioral research) within a laboratory environment. Seven principles for successful Lab-based Action Design Research are proposed – attract funding with a win-win scenario; select inspiring projects; conduct simultaneous studies; mix methods; use longitudinal, quasi-experimental designs; use enterprise-level technical infrastructure; use established project management infrastructure. Initial evaluation indicates that the proposed approach is practical and may produce improvements in internal validity and theoretical generalizability.
A Systematic Review of Dynamic Reconfiguration of Software Projects
Authors: D. Callegari; R. Bastos
Year: 2008

Software companies often make use of project management knowledge as well as a set of development processes in order to build their solutions with quality and within scope, time and resource constraints. Software projects are very dynamic systems that demand recurrent adjustments of their plans even during execution due to their particular nature. Such adjustments can be viewed as reconfigurations on schedule, on resource allocation and on other project elements. A systematic review is a means of evaluating and interpreting all available research relevant to a particular area of interest. This paper presents the results from a systematic review of four subareas underlying the dynamic reconfiguration of software projects. A number of works were analyzed from the year of 2004 up to the present moment.
Efektivitas Penerapan Metode Critical Path Method untuk Meningkatkan Efisiensi Waktu Terhadap Shopee Certified Enabler Program pada Divisi Partnership Perusahaan X
Authors: Diki Pratama Putra; Hasyim Asy’ari
Year: 2024

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui Pelaksanaan Program Shopee Certified Enabler oleh Divisi Partnership Shipper melibatkan kompleksitas yang memerlukan pendekatan manajemen proyek yang terstruktur secara cermat. Dalam kerangka ini, penerapan Metode Jalur Kritis (CPM) telah dengan jelas menunjukkan keefektifannya dalam menyelaraskan manajemen waktu, penilaian risiko, koordinasi yang lancar, dan proyeksi keberhasilan program. Dengan fokus yang terkonsentrasi pada jalur kritis, proyek ini siap untuk dilaksanakan dengan efisiensi yang lebih tinggi sambil tetap tangkas dan dapat beradaptasi menghadapi perubahan yang mungkin terjadi. Pendekatan strategis ini memastikan pelaksanaan yang dinamis dan responsif, memperkuat ketangguhan dalam menghadapi medan tantangan yang selalu berkembang.
Software Project Management Education: A Systematic Review
Authors: M. Farooq; Uzma Omer; R. Tahseen
Year: 2021

Software project management (SPM) is a significant field, related to the discipline of software engineering, which has attracted a huge number of researchers and practitioners in recent years. The role of software project management education (SPME) is essential to instill appropriate competencies in SPM students so that they could be able to deliver effectively in the software industry as SPM professionals. As the demand of SPM professionals is continuously increasing, the responsibilities of academia have also been increased to ensure and provide the solid basis and quality education to SPM. In this context, a number of methods and tools have been deliberated to examine SPME from various dimensions. The usefulness of these methods and tools need to be synthesized and evaluated to investigate the areas that could be used to improve the various aspects of SPME. The main objective of this research is to evaluate the techniques that have been applied to teach SPME and identify the future directions that could lead to make improvements in SPME. This article presents a review of eighty-nine research papers of SPME that have been classified and synthesized according to different aspects of SPME. These aspects include type and approach of conducted research, empirical type, SPM knowledge areas, and curricula. The principal findings emerged after analyzing the results of reviewing the SPME research have been discussed in detail. Lastly, a list of advice to SPM instructors, based on the prominent and effective practices of SPME, has also been presented in this study.
Methodological aspects of project management of new products creation (on the example of Kinetic coil)
Authors: М.Н. Хаджибаронова; А.А. Сафронова
Year: 2020

Важнейшей задачей экономического развития общества на современном этапе является создание конкурентоспособного инновационного продукта. Производство такого продукта в условиях жесткой конкуренции требует определенных знаний в области проектирования, производства и реализации его на рынке, поскольку создание инновационного продукта связано со значительными затратами и рисками. В статье исследованы теоретические аспекты управления проектом по разработке инновационного продукта. Дано описание и проведена оценка проекта по разработке нового продукта на примере спиннинговой рыболовной катушки "Кинетик".
 The most important task of the economic development of society at the present stage is the creation of a competitive innovative product. The production of such a product in the face of fierce competition requires certain knowledge in the field of design, production and marketing on the market, since the creation of an innovative product is associated with significant costs and risks. The article explores the theoretical aspects of project management for the development of an innovative product. The description and evaluation of the project for the development of a new product given on the example of the spinning-fishing reel "Kinetic".
Experience-Driven Model of Decision-Making Processes in Project Teams
Authors: C. Orłowski; A. Sarzynski; T. Sitek; Artur Ziólkowski
Year: 2015

This article presents a model of decision-making processes in project teams. Project teams constitute a specific type of organization appointed to implement a project. Decisions made by project teams result from the methods of project management and best management practices. The authors have undertaken the task of formalizing these processes using the classical method of constructing decision trees. It has been established that this method cannot be fully exploited because the decision-making paths need changing (the decision tree must be dynamically generated after every decision). Therefore, the authors applied a method for collecting experiences, the Set of Experience Knowledge Structure (SOEKS), to support the structure of a decision tree. This method was used to support decision-making processes regarding the selection of methods and technologies of project management and to classify the location decisions resulting from exceeding levels of particulate matter.
Gamification of Project Management within a Corporate Environment: An Exploratory Study
Authors: Ryan Sammut; D. Seychell; Neville Attard
Year: 2014

This study1 sought to understand the concept of Gamification, the science that drives it, how to successfully implement Gamification and the issues that may arise when Gamification is introduced in a corporate environment. This was achieved through the development of 2 artifacts that were used in an experimental exercise to test the relevance and acceptance of Gamification in Project Management. Due to the limited secondary data available related to Gamification for project management within a corporate environment, this research project conducts exploratory, qualitative research to provide further insight in relation to this topic. Encouraging data in favour of the introduction of Gamification was extracted with a number of discussion points which require further evaluation.
Special_Issue_Teaching_and_Training_Future_Health_Informaticians: Managing the transition from tradition to innovation of the Heidelberg/Heilbronn Medical Informatics Master's Program.
Authors: Petra Knaup; Rolf Bendl; Urs Eisenmann; Marc Hastenteufel; Alexandra Reichenbach
Year: 2024

BACKGROUND
To keep pace with the developments in the medical informatics field, the curriculum of the Heidelberg/Heilbronn Medical Informatics Master of Science program is continuously updated. In its latest revision we restructured our program to allow more flexibility to accommodate updates and include current topics and to enable students' choices.


OBJECTIVES
To present our new concepts for graduate medical informatics education, share our experiences, and provide insights into the perception of these concepts by advanced students and graduates.


METHODS
Our new curriculum consists of three core components: Areas of Concentration that bundle elective courses in an important domain of medical informatics, a large catalog of elective courses, introductory/alignment courses for students without a bachelor's degree in medical informatics. We conducted an online survey of graduates and students with at least 75 credits to assess their opinion on the program's effectiveness and attractiveness.


RESULTS
Mandatory courses include clinical medicine, project management, research, and practical training in biomedical informatics. Five areas of concentration bundle elective courses for 30 credits to provide a solid foundation in an important domain in medical informatics. These are bioinformatics, data science, computer-aided diagnosis and therapy systems, information management, and software engineering in medicine. The catalog of electives offers a total of 67 courses. About 75% of them are assigned to more than one area of concentration. Our survey demonstrates that the participants highly appreciate the flexibility of the electives and the opportunity to develop an area of expertise.


CONCLUSION
Offering a high degree of flexibility to our students has motivated them to join our program and resulted in a high level of student satisfaction. By designing the curriculum with areas of concentration and providing an infrastructure that permits courses on emerging topics to be added easily to the curriculum, we were able to meet our students' expectations.
Setting Up a Stochastic Model for Teams Working in a Follow-the-Sun Environment
Authors: Alan R. Santos; Afonso Sales; Paulo Fernandes
Year: 2012

Project management is an important aspect of global software development. Companies and institutions can obtain benefits by the use of performance evaluation of teams working indifferent sites. The objective of this work is to discuss a stochastic model definition to performance evaluation of Follow-The-Sun (FTS) projects.
Social responsibility and work conditions: building a reference label, Démarche T®.
Authors: S. Biquand; B. Zittel
Year: 2012

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is now considered in large and global companies and the recent publication of the ISO 26000 standard clarifies the targets. Based on our consultancy's experience for fifteen years in ergonomics mainly in French small and medium enterprises, we developed a label to coax and value efforts of companies in dealing with health and safety at the work place as required by ISO 26000 paragraph 6.4. The formal approach of ISO describes what should be achieved but gives no cue on how actual conditions of work should be improved. The label, called Démarche T (ie Process W where W stands for work) aims the management of work conditions as a process, giving visibility and credit to companies for their continuous involvement in the matter. We describe the items and processes that are part of our assessment. We first conduct an ergonomic diagnosis including the analysis of records on health, physical and psychological well-being, observations at the workplace and interviews with the workers. This diagnosis is followed by recommendations. The fulfillment of these is assessed yearly. Items under assessment include: - ergonomics, health and safety in the companies statements and their impact in actual project management; - relations with workers through the committee for health and safety; - actual results on health, safety and work conditions. On a local level, we give the companies passing the label a competitive edge in recruiting better candidates motivated by good work conditions, and help them fulfill ISO 26000 requirements, an increasingly decisive advantage to benefit from public regional and European support. Our paper describes the diagnosis and follow-up process.
De novo and molecular target-independent discovery of orally bioavailable lead compounds for neurological disorders.
Authors: Laura K. Wing; H. Behanna; L. V. Van Eldik; D. Watterson; H. Ralay Ranaivo
Year: 2006

There is immediate potential to enhance success and innovation in drug development by pairing newly emerging approaches in medicinal chemistry and computational biology with knowledge gained from the recent era of high throughput screens and the early years of modern drug discovery when in vivo efficacy was an early "Go/No Go" project management decision. Focused, in-parallel synthetic chemistry platforms, combined with computational analyses serving as decision aids in planning, minimize the total number of compounds synthesized while maximizing the probability of creating bioavailable compounds that sample diverse chemical space. Incorporating a hierarchal strategy that emphasizes early selection of synthesized compounds based on biological or biophysical endpoints presents fewer and more relevant compounds for secondary evaluation of in vivo efficacy using animal screens with disease relevant or clinically translatable endpoints. We summarize here an interdisciplinary approach at the chemistry-biology interface that is used for the rapid discovery of novel lead compounds for neurodegenerative disorders, such as Alzheimer's disease (AD). The chemistry platform uses established chemistries amenable to in-parallel strategies to create synthetic diversifications of the privileged pyridazine chemotype that sample a restricted chemical space. The hierarchal biology platform uses primary screens for in vitro activity and selectivity with the target cell type, and rapid secondary screens for in vivo efficacy and toxicity in animal models with good phenotypic penetrance for disease relevant pathophysiological endpoints or clinically translatable surrogate endpoints. For the AD case study, novel lead compounds were developed in less than two years by a small academic group, and corporate sponsored clinical trials are planned.
Studi Perencanaan Pipa Penstock Pada Pembangunan PLTA Poso
Authors: Alawiyah Chaerunisa Alhabsyi; Burhanuddin Badrun; Andi Rumpang Yusuf
Year: 2023

Development of water through the construction of dams where development has a goal to improve the quality of all aspects of people's lives, namely social, cultural and economic aspects in order to realize social welfare. The implementation of a dam construction project that requires more expertise to complete the final work, always requires a project completion time and that has been specified in the work contract. The active role of management is one of the main keys to the success of project management in achieving targets in terms of cost, quality and time. In the construction of this dam requires an implementation method which includes: preparatory work (land clearing and stripping, mobilization, work roads, making board directors, and project nameplates, building facilities and infrastructure for office buildings, workshop warehouses, and providing clean water and lighting, and connecting roads from the highway to the project site.), construction of evasion channels, excavation of soil and used to make upstream and downstream cofferdams. The Poso River that flows from Lake Poso to generate electricity With an average discharge of 148 m3 per second, its energy potential is enormous. PT Poso Energy has 3 concessions for hydroelectric power plants on the river with a total of 600 MW
PEMBUATAN JADWAL PELAKSANAAN UNTUK SIMULTAN DENGAN MEMPERHATIKAN KETERSEDIAAN SUMBER DAYA KONSTRUKSI
Authors: M. Mawardi
Year: 2015

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk melakukan analisis penjadwalan proyek-proyek simultan ditinjau terhadap ketersediaan sumber daya peralatan konstruksi yang dimiliki kontraktor. Permasalahan yang dikemukakan dalam penelitian ini adalah bagaimana pengaturan penjadwalan proyek simultan ditinjau terhadap ketersediaan sumber daya peralatan konstruksi yang dimiliki. Pendekatan yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah pendekatan model penjadwalan proyek konstruksi, dimana penyelenggaraan proyek konstruksi dilaksanakan melalui sistem manajemen proyek tertentu. Hasil penelitian yang didapat adalah penjadwalan proyek dengan menggunakan diagram preseden dan matrik pemindahan peralatan proyek dapat dipergunakan sebagai salah satu alternatif untuk melakukan penjadwalan proyek-proyek secara simultan, dimana pada diagram preseden maupun matrik pemidahan peralatan proyek adalah media yang meliputi jenis pekerjaan, waktu pelaksanaan, tempat atau lokasi pekerjaan, dan pengaturan penggunaan peralatan proyek. Pada paket pekerjaan pertama dibuat penjadwalan pengerjaan dan dengan mengatur perpindahan peralatan yang digunakan, dimana pada paket pekerjaan ini hanya terdiri dari lima lokasi yang seluruhnya termasuk dalam satu jalur jalan utama (Jalan Pramuka Banjarmasin). Sedangkan pada paket pekerjaan kedua yang terdiri dari sembilan lokasi, sehingga dalam penjadwalan pengerjaan dan perpindahan peralatan dilakukan dengan menggunakan penjadwalan dan pengaturan perpindahan yang lebih ketat karena berkenaan dengan lokasi pengerjaan yang berjauhan. Kata Kunci : diagram preseden, penjadwalan proyek, perpindahan peralatan
Creative meets technical: How to be a good DAM customer
Authors: Sarah Saunders
Year: 2012

This paper focuses on the relationship between DAM vendor and client company, and discusses how working practices and cultures within the client company can affect the outcome of the project. The tension between creative and technical ways of thinking is highlighted, and a number of success factors relating to the way a DAM project is managed by the client are discussed. Teamwork and communication between stakeholders, realistic assessment of resources and project scope, appropriate project management style, and the need for a partnership between DAM vendor and client are highlighted. The article is informed by the experience of the author and of two major DAM system providers, and provides a practical overview of the process of planning and implementing DAM, designed to help DAM buyers make best use of their resources.
Mining Open Source Software data using regular expressions
Authors: Qifeng Li; Bing Li
Year: 2011

The Open Source Software (OSS) management has attracted considerable attention in the last few years. Project management for effective software process improvement must be achieved based on quantitative data. However, because data collection for measurement requires high costs and collaboration with developers, and data dumps may require a huge effort to understand schemas and tables. It is difficult to collect coherent, quantitative data continuously and to utilize the data for practicing software process improvement. In this paper, we report our results of mining data acquired from SourceForge.net, the largest open source software hosting website. In the process we describe Mailing list Crawler (MC) which automatically collects Mailing lists repositories in widely used software development support systems. Providing integrated measurement results graphically, MC can help developers/managers keep projects under control in real time.