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The Impact of Sustainable Leadership in Project Management Success
Authors: Theocharis D; Tsekouropoulos G; Mandalidis S; Tegkelidou E; Tsekouropoulou V; Arabatzis G
Year: 2024

The advancement of science, technology, and global societal structures necessitates ongoing examination of how businesses
and organizations function, along side the individuals comprising them. Achieving set objectives effectively is a shared
responsibility between employees and management. Moreover, competent leadership is deemed essential in inspiring,
motivating, rewarding, and challenging employees to continually enhance their performance. Within the realm of project
management, the presence of capable leadership becomes particularly critical due to heightened workplace pressures and
the constant need to align employees with project goals and timelines. The overarching aim of this research is to explore the
impact of leadership on the successful execution of projects. Specifically, the study seeks to identify the essential traits a leader
must possess to inspire subordinates within the contemporary framework of project management utilized by businesses
today. The research was conducted among 158 employees from companies located in Greece, utilizing a convenience sampling
approach. The findings indicate that the Project Manager's role significantly influences various aspects of project completion.
Notably, the Project Man`ager has a substantial impact on ensuring projects stay within budget, followed by adherence to
timelines and realistic project planning. Conversely, the influence of the Project Manager on data recording and utilization for
future project execution is comparatively lower.
Advantage of Simulation in Online Project Management Education
Authors: April H. Reed; Mark G. Angolia
Year: 2018

Online/Distance education (DE) courses are one of many impacts digital disruption has had on higher education. Simulations are a type of active learning method that are important to incorporate in DE project management courses to engage students and give them practical experience. This research study sought to determine how students respond to the use of a simulation to learn project management concepts. A small group of 24 students taking a graduate project management course were assigned a project management simulation. A survey and a lessons-learned session were used to help determine if the simulation assisted the students in a better understanding of project management concepts. Student self-reporting indicated proficiency levels rose in at least three project management knowledge areas of scope, time and cost after the simulation exercise. Researchers concluded students responded well in project management courses to the addition of a simulation exercise instead of using a textbook alone.
A Unique Civil Engineering Capstone Design Course
Authors: G. Padmanabhan; D. Katti; Eakalk Khan; F. Peloubet; Navaratnam Leelaruban
Year: 2018

The North Dakota State University, USA, capstone course was developed as a unique model in response to the effort of the Accreditation Board of Engineering and Technology, USA, to streamline and improve design instruction in the curriculum and has steadily evolved to keep pace with the ever-changing technology and the expectations of the profession and the society we serve. A capstone design course by definition should be a design experience for students in the final year before graduation integrating all major design concepts they have learned up until then in the program. Carefully chosen real world projects with design content in all sub-disciplines of civil engineering are assigned in this team-taught course. Faculty and practicing professionals make presentations on design process; project management; leadership in an engineering environment; and public policy; global perspectives in engineering; and professional career and licensure. Practicing professionals also critique the final student presentations. Students work in teams with number of faculty serving as technical consultants, and a faculty mentor for each team to provide non-technical guidance and direction. The course requires students to demonstrate mastery of the curriculum and to work with others in a team environment. Course assessment includes evaluation of the final design, presentations, written technical reports, project design schedule, a project design journal, and reaction papers.
Evaluator Competencies
Authors: Jennifer D. Dewey; B. Montrosse; Daniela C. Schröter; Carolyn D. Sullins; J. Mattox
Year: 2008

This article explores the overlaps and disconnects between the competencies evaluators acquire during graduate school and those required and desired by employers. To investigate this relationship, two different surveys are administered, one for job seekers and the other for employers; 205 postings in the American Evaluation Association job bank were analyzed. The findings suggest that employers, job seekers, and job posters generally agree on the importance of some competencies, such as quantitative analyses and data management. However, some skills desired by employers, such as interpersonal, project management, and presentation skills, differ from skills that job seekers acquire in graduate school. Opportunities for additional experiences in real-world evaluation settings could fill these gaps. Implications for training and future research on training in evaluation are discussed.
Adaptive management of investment and construction projects
Authors: M. Mishlanova
Year: 2023

The modern conditions of investment and construction projects’ realization, particularly incompleteness, inaccuracy and lack of characteristics’ clarity of the project and environment of activity are highlighted in the article. The relevance of introduction of adaptive management methods and complex characterization are presented. Methods of the target function formation of investment and construction projects management are considered in the article. Moreover, the parametric approach based on the best result of managerial impacts is defined. The informational basis of input into the model is determined: actual project indicators, quantitative and qualitative description of the project status and situational problems. The adaptive essence of the management model has been identified as situational management. The conclusion of precedents and the description of construction production situations in the form of indistinct states model with the usage of linguistic variables were substantiated on this basis. The fragmentary example of the precedents base based on the studied experience of investment and construction projects implementation is presented in the article. The author developed a basic algorithm of decision-making in the system of adaptive management of investment and construction projects. Prospects and predicted effects of introduction of adaptive management of investment and construction projects at micro-level and macro-level are determined.
Search for an optimal model (prototype) designed for project management in medical organizations in the region.
Authors: A. V. Akhokhova; I. K. Thabisimova; A. B. Thabisimova; L. D. Kardanova; L. A. Anaeva; A. M. Shomakhova; Z.D. Shomakhova; A.A. Gadzaeva; M.A. Giaurgieva
Year: 2024

Building a system for measuring the value of a model of a medical organization implementing a project involves choosing a mutually appropriate model of the optimal prototype, by assessing and preparing tools based on it for effective project management. The purpose of the study is to formalize the requirements for searching and visualizing the optimal project prototype using the principles (adequacy, value, abstraction and simplicity) applied to determining the model of a medical organization implementing a regional project. Materials and methods. Using the analytical research method, an attempt was made to determine the correspondence between the required accuracy and the initial data of the object (MO implementing the project) by formalizing the requirements of the stages of constructing a mathematical model to find the optimal prototype. Results. Determining the adequacy of the goals when the properties of the model coincide with similar indicators of the modeled object is a necessary condition for assessing the value of the model, giving an understanding of the degree of reliability and approximation of the calculation results to experimental (pragmatic) data. The totality of data from the model of a medical organization implementing a project in conjunction with its elements that interact with the environment as a single whole is the principle of adequacy (value) of the project model for finding the initial parameters of the prototype. The principle of abstraction from minor details of the model, or simplification, while maintaining the essential properties of the system, is an important condition for its optimization. Structuring the interconnections of relationships, functions of objects and subjects of relationships during the empirical deployment of the initial model to a prototype (working model of the project) for a subset of possible stakeholders (customer, developer, performer, patient) provides feedback and transformation of the model at an early stage. The principles of abstraction from minor details of the model (simplification) and simplicity are important conditions for the formation of assumptions for the search for a prototype. Conclusions. Thus, finding a compromise between the desire to create a complete description and obtaining the required results when constructing a simple project model is possible by taking into account the essential parameters specified in the framework of assessing their impact on the efficiency of the system.
Dynamic Project Management and its Application on Emergency Response System
Authors: Xianzhong Zhou; Zhaohan Sheng; Jiabao Zhao; Haifeng Ling; Yunzhang Hou
Year: 2007

Emergency response system is faced up with highly constructing ERS are studied and some train of thought is uncertain environment inside and outside, so dynamic project introduced in this paper. management becomes more important to the system's The rest ofpaper is arranged as follows. Some concepts of development. Based on the description of incidents and the ERS are introduced in section II. Characteristics of the analyzing of the operation process and characteristics of the process of public incidents treatment and those of dynamic emergency response system, the concept of dynamic project proc opulciient tre an dthose of dynamic management is proposed, which lays a foundation for the design project management are analyzed i section III. In section of the emergency response system and brings forward a new IV, some problems and thoughts ofEMS are given. Finally, thought to the study of emergency project management. some concluding remarks are drawn in section V.Keywords-ERS(emergency response system), dynamic project management ,public incidents, SERS (specific emergency II. EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEM response system)
Analysis of the Influence of the MK Consultant's Role on the Performance of Telecommunication Tower Project Implementation
Authors: Duden Dodi Hartono
Year: 2023

Construction Management is an alternative management technique pattern/system in the construction industry development process that combines the stages of the development process into one unit/integration. the effect of implementing a construction management system in the process tower construction Telecommunications can optimize management and control both in terms of cost, time and quality in achieving the goals/targets that have been determined. This writing analyze how far the role, influence of the implementation of the construction management system in the Telecommunication Tower construction process and provide descriptions of the benefits and optimization obtained in its application in terms of cost, quality and time aspects. Project management (planning, organizing, staffing, directing and controlling) has a very large effect on the success of cost performance, quality performance and time performance on the implementation of telecommunications projects with a determination value of 80.3% cost performance affects staffing, directing and planning. Based on the quantitative analysis, the variables that have a major influence on the quality performance used are staffing, directing; and) controlling.
The Contribution of the Project Management Office: A Balanced Scorecard Perspective
Authors: E. Kutsch; J. Ward; Mark Hall; Jonathan Algar
Year: 2015

Many organizations turn to project management offices (PMOs) in order to increase project efficiency, cut costs, and improve success rates in project delivery. However, many PMOs face the challenge of a lack of recognition of their contribution, leading to the need to repeatedly justify their existence. This article provides new insights into the success and failure of PMOs and also provides the rationale and structure for a holistic approach to establishing and sustaining a PMO.
The customer perception of project value scale: development and validation
Authors: Eduardo André Cândido Da Silva; F. Bizarrias; Renato Penha; Luciano Ferreira da Silva; Cristiane Drebes Pedron
Year: 2023


Purpose
Despite the significant interest from researchers and practitioners, the literature on project value measurement from the perspective of the customer is non-existent. This study aims to address this gap by developing and validating a scale to measure project value through a customer lens called the customer perception of project value scale.


Design/methodology/approach
A list of items was initially generated based on 762 sample responses through a systematic review of the literature and with the participation of specialists. Exploratory and confirmatory factorial analyses and structural equation modelling were used to develop and validate the scale.


Findings
The authors formulated a four-dimension scale. The dimensions used to measure the second-order construct are customer centrality, process, delivery and cost-benefit. This was validated using a nomological structure.


Research limitations/implications
The non-consensual nature of what is value in projects restricts the results of this study to the context of a specific group of stakeholders only, that is, the consumers of the projects. The authors also see limitations in the absence of competing scales, which do not allow the comparison of the instrument with alternative measures.


Practical implications
This study allows project managers and other professionals to measure a project’s perceived value from the customer’s point of view and manage the improvement of this perception.


Originality/value
To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this is the first study to propose a scale to measure project value, which advances the literature on project management and value and contributes to academic knowledge and practice by measuring project value from the customer standpoint.
Information Sharing Success in Korean Metropolitan Governments: Combining Multi-level Factors with Fuzzy-set Analysis
Authors: S. Eom; Jun Houng Kim
Year: 2017

The academic and practical interest in information sharing across organizations in the public sector has increased as a way of enhancing efficiency and effectiveness of e-government initiatives. However, empirical study on inter-relationships among various conditions for promoting information sharing has been rarely conducted in the previous literature. In this vein, this study aims to examine a combination of causal factors influencing information sharing in Korean metropolitan governments through the fuzzy-set analysis by setting information sharing as an outcome variable and setting information/technology factors, organizational/managerial factors, institutional/political factors, and contextual/environmental factors as causal variables. According to the two causal pathways to high level of information sharing, one presents a management-driven pathway and the other presents a technology-driven pathway, but high level of IT investment and IT project management are included in both causal pathways. These findings illustrate that the Korean metropolitan governments should make an effort to enhance managerial capacity and satisfy institutional conditions for implementing their information sharing projects, as well as an effort to expand technological infrastructure and increase information compatibility.
ANALISIS DAMPAK INFRASTRUKTUR JALAN TOL SOROJA TERHADAP PERTUMBUHAN BISNIS KECIL DAN MENENGAH
Authors: Riva Ramadhan Sena; Basuki Anondho
Year: 2024

Toll roads are one of the important priorities for the country because toll roads can facilitate the community in supporting the economic growth of an area. Toll roads facilitate accessibility, causing a high level of interaction between regions. This ease of accessibility is felt by small and medium businesses. Small and medium businesses help the growth of Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Toll roads can also have a negative impact on small and medium businesses in a region. This research wants to look at the objective aspect of the project life cycle of a construction plan based on the Project Management Body of Knowledge. Civil engineers are expected to not only focus on the construction phase but also look at aspects that exist in a project life cycle. This study is to determine the economic characteristics influenced by toll road infrastructure development and analyze the characteristics of small and medium businesses. The data used in this research is questionnaire data. Questionnaire data will be processed using a statistical program with validity test, reliability test, and factor analysis. From the output obtained, the factors formed will be based on existing variables, namely X1.5, X2.1, and X3.2.
Abstrak
Jalan tol menjadi salah satu prioritas penting bagi negara karena dengan adanya jalan tol dapat memudahkan masyarakat dalam mendukung pertumbuhan ekonomi suatu daerah. Jalan tol memudahkan aksesibilitas sehingga menyebabkan tingkat interaksi yang tinggi antar wilayah. Kemudahan aksesibilitas ini salah satunya dirasakan bagi bisnis kecil dan binis menengah. Bisini kecil dan menengah membantu pertumbuhan Produk Domestik Bruto (PDB). jalan tol juga dapat menjadi dampak negatif bagi bisnis kecil dan binis menengah suatu wilayah. Penelitian ini ingin melihat aspek tujuan dari project life cycle suatu perencanaan konstruksi yang didasari oleh Project Manajement Body of Knowledge. Insinyur sipil diharapkan tidak hanya berfokus pada tahap konstruksi saja tetapi juga melihat aspek-aspek yang ada dalam suatu siklus siklus hidup proyek. Penelitian ini adalah agar dapat mengetahui karakteristik ekonomi yang dipengaruhi pembangunan infrastruktur jalan tol dan menganalisis kondisi karakteristik bisnis kecil dan binis menengah. Data yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini yaitu data kuesioner. Data kuesioner diolah menggunakan program statistik dengan uji validitas, uji reabilitas, dan analisis faktor. Dari output yang didapat faktor yang terbentuk berdasarkan variabel yang ada yaitu X1.5, X2.1, dan X3.2.
A ripple-spreading algorithm to calculate the k best solutions to the project time management problem
Authors: Xiao-Bing Hu; Ming Wang; Qiong Sun; M. Leeson; E. Paolo
Year: 2013

As a benchmark multi-objective optimization problem, the project management problem (PMP) usually needs to consider at least three conflicting objectives: cost, time and quality. Most existing methods can only provide an approximation of the true Pareto front to the PMP. We have recently reported an approach which can theoretically guarantee to find the complete Pareto front for discrete multi-objective problems like the PMP, while the practicability relies on the availability of effective algorithms which are capable of finding the k best solutions to each of the single-objective problems. This paper particularly focuses on how to calculate the k best solutions to the project time management problem (PTMP). To this end, a ripple-spreading algorithm is proposed, which by mimicking the natural ripple spreading phenomenon, can identify the k best ways to manage a project, so that the total project time is the shortest. The effectiveness of the proposed method is demonstrated in a comparative experiment.
Notice of RetractionContract Management of Commercial Geology and Mineral Exploration
Authors: Wang Fei; Wang Shilei
Year: 2010

As the saying goes everything is or going to be a project. Project management has become a hot topic and has brought unprecedented attention. Management mode of variety organizations is going to be project-oriented, including mineral exploration organizations. With the continuous deepening system reform of mineral exploration industry, geological exploration organization of China is accelerating the pace to keep up with the world top companies. Commercial geology and mineral exploration project count large portion of the total, so contract management of commercial geology and mineral exploration project has been put emphasize on. Because the contract made feasibly and sensibly, implemented scientifically and effectively determine whether or not the project could goes smoothly. In one word, scientifically and effectively contract management of commercial geology and mineral exploration project, not only important prerequisite, ways to anticipate, detect and resolve potential problems; but also necessary means and procedures to avoid contract disputes, improve management level, ensure that the project be implemented smoothly.
Improving Czech Digital Government Based on Quantified Maturity Model of Enterprise Architecture
Authors: Martin Rod; Jirí Vomlel
Year: 2023

: One of the current drivers for transitioning from the traditional E-Government to the digital government is the ability to create and share new services in the governmental ICT landscape. The government must effectively communicate and offer its services to itself (G2G) and outside, be it an end-consumer or business (G2C, G2B). Since the government is internally divided, there is a need to measure its parts' performance for effective management. However, conventional maturity models cannot address and explain the cause of the differences, and thus typically respond to symptoms and show just winners and losers of the given benchmark. From this position, a study and a deeper analysis of the maturity model used in the public administration of Czechia are provided. Further analysis was undertaken via Bayesian networks to answer the question: How do project management and prioritization affect service level management? Or how the enterprise architecture as a method is linked to the overall organization's performance? Significant relationships were identified, and the use of the Bayesian network as a prediction model was proposed. Further evaluation steps and research opportunities were discussed.