derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Jerusalem, Jewish Quarter
Authors: Meidad Shor
Year: 2019

In January 2016, a salvage excavation was conducted at 72 Chabad Street
 in the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem (Permit No. A-7599; map ref.
 221927/631299; Fig. 1), prior to renovations. The excavation, undertaken on
 behalf of the Israel Antiquities Authority and financed by the house owner,
 was directed by M. Shor, with the assistance of E. Frozail (project
 management on behalf of the contractor), N. Nehama (administration), Y.
 Yolovitch (field photography), V. Essman and Y. Shmidov (surveying and
 drafting), D. Tanami (metal detection and archaeological supervision), R.
 Forestani (archaeological supervision), B. Dolinka (pottery reading), I.
 Lidsky-Reznikov (finds drawing), Y. Gorin-Rosen (glass), I. Reznitsky
 (metallurgical laboratory), C. Amit (studio photography) and R. Kool
 (numismatics), as well as N. Zak and I. Delerson (plans).
Forecasting Delays and Budget overruns resulting from Material-Related Factors
Authors: S. Khursheed; Sumit Sharma; Virendra Kumar Paul; Mohammed Al-Farouni; Charos Yoldosheva
Year: 2024

The construction industry's success hinges on effective materials management, a complex process vital for timely and cost-effective material availability. Despite its significance, a notable gap exists in academic research on this critical aspect. This study addresses the gap by introducing a delay prediction model aimed at preempting project delays due to material-related challenges, offering a proactive project management strategy. Materials account for 60-70% of direct costs, and delays resulting from inefficiencies incur significant financial implications. The proposed algorithm, rooted in rigorous academic exploration, utilizes correlation matrices to predict time and cost overruns. The research concludes with a comprehensive analysis, validating the algorithm's utility by revealing average delays and cost overruns for diverse construction components. This study underscores the paramount importance of materials management in construction project success and offers a practical algorithm with potential real-time applications, suggesting avenues for future research expansion.
A Dashboard for Visualizing Software Engineering Processes Based on ESSENCE
Authors: S. Brandt; Michael Striewe; Fabian Beck; M. Goedicke
Year: 2017

While traditional project planning approaches focus on precise scheduling of tasks, the ESSENCE standard proposes a higher-level approach that focuses on monitoring. Hence, a new kind of process visualization that picks up ideas of Kanban boards and physical cards is sketched in the standard. This tool paper presents a dashboard application refining, extending, and implementing these ideas based on five use cases posed by two industry partners. It demonstrates that a high degree of support for project management can be achieved by using a relatively small set of visualization means.
Management Practices and Success of Innovation Projects
Authors: Victor Mignenan
Year: 2023

Innovation projects occupy a privileged place in human activities: they are carriers of socio-economic values and levers of strategic positioning. This article improves understanding of the success of innovation projects in Chad through project management practices (PMP) and benefits management practices (BMP). To achieve this, the literature has made it possible to propose a model for representing success. The mixed methodology was used. It was applied to the Grand Ecosystem Lacustres Tchadiens (GELT) project. The results show that PMPs are more effective in achieving innovation management success (β = 0.38) but also investment success (β = 0.21). On the other hand, BMPs are better predictors (β = 0.39) of investment success. However, PMPs and BMPs, when combined, are the preferred lever to generate (Δr2= 92%) the success of innovation projects.
New product development project management: Insights and research tendency from a bibliometric-based literature review
Authors: Qing Yang; Pingye Tian
Year: 2023

The research in relation to new product development (NPD) project management has been very rich in the past decade. However, there has been a lack of quantitative literature reviews investigating the status and evolution of research. In this study, we aimed to fill this gap by reviewing the NPD project management literature in the SCI-E and SSCI databases from 2012 to 2021 using the bibliometric method and the CiteSpace tool. First, we provided an overview of publications and identified several leading journals. Second, based on a keyword co-occurrence network, we identified five important research themes in NPD project management: optimization and simulation, knowledge management, product innovation, performance and success factors, and development strategy and firm strategy. Furthermore, we reviewed the important literature relating to each theme. Third, we analyzed the evolution of the NPD project management literature, as well as identifying research hotpots in the last 10 years, by creating a keyword time zone network. Finally, we proposed future trends in NPD project management research to fill the existing gaps.
PENGEMBANGAN GAME FIRST PERSON SHOOTER BERBASIS WEB MENGGUNAKAN UNITY DENGAN METODE GAME DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE
Authors: Mirza Muhamad Alghivary; Aries Suharso; Sofi Defiyanti
Year: 2024

Pengembangan game First Person Shooter (FPS) berbasis web menjadi tren dalam industri game karena memberikan akses lebih luas tanpa memerlukan instalasi software tambahan. Namun, pengembang game lokal di Indonesia menghadapi kendala signifikan, seperti keterbatasan modal, akses teknologi terbaru, serta pengalaman dalam manajemen proyek dan pemasaran, yang menghambat kemampuan bersaing secara global dan memenuhi standar internasional. Penelitian ini bertujuan mengembangkan game FPS berbasis web menggunakan Unity, game engine multiplatform, dengan menerapkan metode Game Development Life Cycle (GDLC) sebagai solusi atas tantangan tersebut. GDLC menyediakan kerangka kerja terstruktur yang mencakup tahapan concept and planning, pre-production, production, dan testing. Pada tahap concept and planning, dilakukan identifikasi kebutuhan pengguna dan penentuan fitur utama game, seperti mekanisme menembak, respawn, dan antarmuka pengguna. Tahap pre-production berfokus pada desain mekanika permainan, karakter, dan lingkungan, sedangkan tahap production melibatkan pengembangan fitur menggunakan Microsoft Visual Studio. Akhirnya, tahap testing dilakukan dengan metode blackbox testing untuk memastikan game bebas bug dan berfungsi optimal. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa penerapan GDLC dapat membantu pengembang mengatasi kendala teknis dan menghasilkan game berbasis web yang sesuai dengan kebutuhan pengguna.
Argumentation-Based Risk Management
Authors: F. Severo; Ruan C. B. Pozzebon; L. M. Fontoura; L. A. L. Silva
Year: 2013

Collaborative risk management is a fundamental task in project management. This paper discusses a new collaborative approach to risk management which is grounded on the integration of dialogue games and argument schemes from argumentation research. In particular, we propose a new dialogue game to organize risk discussions, and the exploitation of typical argument schemes for risk management on the collection of more complete arguments. A new collaborative Risk Discussion System is discussed and evaluated, where its environment is capable of structuring and recording risk discussions in a project management memory.
APM3: A Methodology Metamodel for Agile Project Management
Authors: M. H. Sadi; Raman Ramsin
Year: 2009

The advent of agile methodologies, though contributing much to software development processes, had a more profound impact on project management processes. Through supporting adaptability in their process frameworks, agile methodologies deviated from conventional project management approaches. This novel attitude has resulted in the emergence of an agile framework for project management. The Agile Project Management Framework (APMF) consists of fine-grained project management practices applied in agile methodologies, and is fast emerging as an alternative to the conventional project management framework. However, there are deficiencies in both frameworks that prevent developers from enhancing each framework to embrace the other. A logical solution is to merge the two frameworks into a Unified Project Management Framework (UPMF). With this objective in mind, we propose a project-management methodology metamodel as the common abstract substrate to fuse the standard framework with its agile counterpart. The proposed Agile Project Management Methodology Metamodel (APM3) has been developed through applying abstraction to the fine-grained constituents of APMF. Based on the generic agile metamodel of APM3, an analytical review of the project management processes of seven prominent agile methodologies has been conducted.
Initiating and Sustaining Student Professionalization through Grant Writing
Authors: H. Banat; Michelle McMullin; B. Dilger
Year: 2020

This experience report examines how grant writing helps students to meaningfully engage in the project management and technical communication skills needed to sustain practical and ethical professional development. Our case study demonstrates this practice and its successes in an interinstitutional, interdisciplinary research team.
Financial management of software projects
Authors: Marcelo Sant'Anna; Marcello Hazzan
Year: 2005

Gone are the days when software projects where planned, approved and controlled without a clear financial plan. Nowadays managers and investors everywhere want software engineers to go beyond the technicalities of their projects. In order to adapt to this scenario, it is important for software engineers to understand and be prepared to deal with the financial aspects of software projects. In order to adapt to this scenario the professional needs project management skills that make it possible for her/him to present a sound business case.In this workshop we introduce techniques that have been applied to plan, valuate and control real world projects. The workshop offers a quick introduction to terms and concepts of financial engineering and presents techniques for demonstrating the financial value of software development projects.
Agile Project Management in University-Industry Collaboration Projects
Authors: M. Säisä; Katariina Tiura; R. Matikainen
Year: 2019

Both disciplinary and interdisciplinary knowledge is needed in order for a student to succeed as a professional after graduation. Interdisciplinary knowledge, such as project management skills are important in working life regardless the competence area. In order for a student to gain competences relevant for working life, both traditional and agile project management frameworks should be a part of their studies – in theory and in practice. In this article, a case study is presented on the integration of an agile project management framework into university-industry collaboration projects. First, the methodologies used in theFIRMA are introduced. Thereafter, the activities and the roles of theFIRMA are described and an externally funded R&D project is presented. Finally, the experiences of past and current activities are discussed, and future development thoughts are presented.
The Best of Both Models: Key Components of a Successful Hybrid Project Management Office Model in a Health Care Organization.
Authors: Laurel Giasson
Year: 2019

Project management (PM) is considered an important competency for improving organizational efficiencies, and its practice is evolving in health care organizations. As a medium-sized health care organization, Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences used a hybrid PM office model and created a PM network to connect the small, centralized PM office to the decentralized project leaders. The key components to create the PM network were (1) skilled leader, (2) organizational support, (3) infrastructure, and (4) session content. Membership grew from 12 to 45 members within the first year. The network continues to evolve to meet member and organizational needs.
Ensemble effort estimation using selection and genetic algorithms
Authors: Pichai Jodpimai; Peraphon Sophatsathit; C. Lursinsap
Year: 2018

Software effort estimation plays a vital role in software project management. Several single estimation methods have been introduced vying to be the best estimation method. However, it is difficult to decide which method offers the best estimation result. This study proposes an ensemble effort estimation from several single estimation methods which yield different estimations but comparably high accuracy. The proposed technique employs a correlation-based feature selection algorithm to choose methods out of twelve methods derived from combinations of four transformation and three learning techniques. The ensemble then uses a genetic algorithm to build a mathematical function to compute one combined estimation from those selected method estimations. Experiments are set up based on six benchmark data sets to evaluate estimation performance. The resulting measure of error metrics show that the proposed ensemble technique deploying only necessary estimation methods can yield more accurate estimation than the best method from the twelve methods.
Management of sustainable development projects of non-profit organizations in a
 risk environment
Authors: N. Bushuyeva; Oleksandr Chernysh
Year: 2023

This work is devoted to the study of the management of sustainable development
 projects of non-profit organizations in a risky environment. In today's world,
 non-profit organizations play an important role in solving social problems and achieving
 sustainable development, but they often face dangers and challenges. Management of
 sustainable development projects is an effective tool for achieving the goal and mission
 of non-profit organizations in conditions of risk and instability. It includes planning,
 implementation and control of projects aimed at achieving social goals and ensuring
 sustainability of results. This paper will consider models and methods of management of
 sustainable development projects, which help to reduce risks and maximize the positive
 impact of projects of non-profit organizations. Risk management strategies, use of
 innovative practices and stakeholder engagement will also be considered. A review and
 analysis of the main principles of sustainable development, such as interconnectedness,
 long-termism, satisfaction of needs, preservation of ecosystems, preventive approach,
 participation and cooperation, was carried out. Defining and understanding these
 principles allows organizations to implement sustainable practices, ensuring balanced
 development and taking into account the needs of future generations. Understanding these
 principles also helps organizations avoid negative impacts on the environment and
 society, contributing to a sustainable and prosperous environment for all. The results
 of this work will help to expand the understanding of project management in the context
 of nonprofit organizations, as well as to provide recommendations for the effective
 implementation of sustainable development project management in a risky environment.
Identifying Cross-Cultural Communication Barriers on Global IT Rollout Projects
Authors: Zita Kelemen; E. Malota; Krisztián Lendvai
Year: 2024

Numerous studies have been undertaken to investigate the issues long-term expatriates and global leaders managing multicultural teams encounter. However, there has been little research to date on cross-cultural communication challenges in project management, and this is particularly the case where the IT sector and rollout projects are concerned. Our research aimed to investigate the effectiveness of cross-cultural communication on IT-related projects by identifying key challenging factors encountered by research participants. The purposive sampling criteria included “multiple years of experience in global IT rollout projects” and “working in multiple countries, including other continents as well”. These criteria stipulated that participants possess a specific kind of experience in multicultural social contexts, based on which we interviewed ten experts. These global professionals come from a variety of cultural backgrounds, and have each worked in three to twelve countries (8.4 on average).An interpretative phenomenological approach was applied, in which the interpretation of participants’ lived experiences was linked to relevant literature: cross-cultural communication and cultural profiles, organisational and national culture models, and cross-cultural project management. Our findings revealed six significant areas that have emerged as key sources of intercultural problems on ERP related IT rollout projects: language, hidden assumptions, work-life balance, confrontation, time management, and apparent lies.The implications and value of our study derive from the lessons learned by the interviewed experts as they are recognised as individuals with valuable information and abilities – developed through significant international experience – that may inform the practice of other project managers similarly working for multinational IT organisations.
Persepsi Mahasiswa terhadap Penerapan Model Pembelajaran Berbasis Proyek ( Project Based Learning) untuk Meningkatkan Hasil Belajar
Authors: Dedi Setiawan; Nurmala Nurmala
Year: 2022

Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian dengan variabel tunggal, yaitu Model Pembelajaran Berbasis Proyek (Project Based Learning/PjBL) yang melibatkan tujuh dimensi atau sub-variabel yang terdiri atas: (1) interaksi mahasiswa dan dosen, (2) motivasi atau minat belajar mahasiswa, (3) kompetensi pemahaman materi kuliah, (4) berpikir  kritis, (5) kompetensi manajemen waktu, (6) kesesuaian model pembelajaran dengan karakteristik mata kuliah, dan hasil belajar mahasiswa. Tujuan utama penelitian adalah mengetahui persepsi mahasiswa tentang penerapan model PjBL pada mata kuliah Manajemen Proyek. 
Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian survei dengan pendekatan deskriptif kuantitatif. Sampel penelitian berjumlah 54 mahasiswa sebagai responden. Teknik pengumpulan data menggunakan kuesioner yang diuji validitasnya berdasarkan pendekatan logik dan empirik. Reliabilitas kuesioner diuji berdasarkan teknik koefisien Cronbach’s Alpha dengan hasil sebesar 0.953. Teknik analisis data menggunakan analisis kuantitatif berdasarkan pendekatan statistik dengan bantuan perangkat lunak SPSS 22.0. 
Hasil penelitian menemukan: (1) persepsi mahasiswa tentang interaksi mahasiswa dan dosen terkategori sangat baik dengan rerata skor 16.4259 (82.13%), (2) persepsi mahasiswa tentang motivasi atau minat belajar mahasiswa terkategori tinggi dengan rerata skor 12.0741 (75.46%), (3) persepsi mahasiswa tentang kemampuan mahasiswa dalam memahami materi kuliah terkategori sangat baik dengan rerata skor 16.8333 (84.17%), (4) persepsi mahasiswa tentang kemampuan berpikir kritis terkategori sangat baik dengan rerata skor 16.8333 (84.07%), (5) persepsi mahasiswa tentang kemampuan mahasiswa dalam manajemen waktu terkategori sangat baik dengan rerata skor 9.9074 (82.56%), (6) persepsi mahasiswa tentang kesesuaian model PjBL dengan karakteristik mata kuliah terkategori sangat baik dengan rerata skor 16.4630 (82.32%), dan (7) hasil belajar mahasiswa dalam penerapan model PjBL terkategori sangat baik dengan rerata skor 10.1667 (84.72%). 
Secara umum, berdasarkan hasil penelitian ini dapat disimpulkan bahwa berdasarkan persepsi mahasiswa model PjBL dinyatakan berhasil dalam penyelenggaraan proses pembelajaran mata kuliah Manajemen Proyek dengan hasil belajar yang sangat baik.
Influence of Communicative Culture on Culture Management and Creative Industries: Ukrainian and World Experience
Authors: Olha Mazurkevych
Year: 2023

"The relevance of the problem is caused by the lack of thorough research on communicative culture in the context of the management of culture and art, cultural and creative industries. The purpose of the research is to determine the components of communicative culture that are relevant for the management of culture and art, their systematization with the aim of applying them to the development of creative industries of Ukraine. The research uses theoretical (analysis, synthesis, generalization) and empirical (case studies) methods of scientific research. The theoretical concept of communicative culture formed as a result of the research focuses on three main areas: internal communication related to corporate culture within an organization or institution; public communication that concerns the relations of the organization or project management with state administration bodies and communications with partner institutions; as well as intercultural communication, which reflects the connection with the world cultural context and ensures two-way cultural transfer. Cultural communication in the modern world should be considered through the prism of the formation of the information society and digitalization. New technologies also change approaches to the development of the cultural sphere in general and to communication formats in particular. In all three directions of communication functioning: internal, inter-institutional and cross-cultural, the impact of digital technologies was revealed, which intensified after pandemic and became one of the factors determining the format of communicative culture in the 21st century. The article uses Ukrainian, European, and American cases that demonstrate the importance of digitization for communicative culture."
Evaluating social media in architecture, engineering, construction and operation industry: a Nigerian perspective on applications and benefits
Authors: Ayodeji Emmanuel Oke; John Aliu; A. Oyediran; Samuel Ukaha Onyeukwu
Year: 2024

PurposeIn several developing contexts, the delivery of Architecture, Engineering Construction and Operation (AECO) projects continually grapples with issues such as fragmented communication, a lack of transparency, safety and risk management concerns. These problems result from the use of traditional construction practices and insufficient technology integration. Therefore, there is a pressing need to enhance communication, transparency and collaboration within construction projects in these countries through the improved utilization of innovative tools. Consequently, this study empirically assesses both the application areas and the benefits associated with the adoption of social media within the Nigerian construction industry.Design/methodology/approachThis study employed a quantitative research approach that utilized a structured questionnaire to collect responses from construction professionals. The respondents were selected using a combination of purposive and snowball sampling techniques, resulting in a 75% response rate. Data analysis included mean score value (MSV), standard deviations and normality testing (Shapiro-Wilk) to assess data characteristics. The Kruskal-Wallis H-test was used for further analysis due to the ordinal nature of the data.FindingsThe findings of this study indicate that social media can be effectively used in project management, communication, safety management, as well as marketing and branding of AECO projects. The most significant benefits of using social media in construction activities include building trust and credibility, enhancing crisis communication and improving project collaboration.Originality/valueThis study introduces a fresh perspective by showcasing the transformative potential of social media, traditionally viewed as a communication tool, in addressing complex issues in construction project delivery. Consequently, the findings of this study can offer a paradigm shift in the way construction professionals, policymakers and industry stakeholders perceive and harness the capabilities of social media.