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Work Sync 360
Authors: Tanuja M; Dr. Chitra K; Mrs. Harilakshmi V M
Year: 2024

To optimize project and task management in businesses, WorkSync 360 is a stand-alone internet solution that doesn't require any additional tools. It offers a user-friendly interface for keeping track of, arranging, and enhancing work processes.
Timely job distribution, deadline control, and real-time progress tracking are critical components that enhance productivity and teamwork. With its news feed, discussion boards, and tools for involving coworkers, WorkSync 360 acts as a safe haven for internal communication, encouraging transparency and information sharing.
Task dependencies, connected calendars, file sharing, and other essential technologies are combined by WorkSync 360 to centralize project management operations. Teams are able to improve teamwork, achieve operational efficiency, and effectively manage projects in a single digital environment.
Using action research in nursing practice with older people: democratizing knowledge.
Authors: J. Reed
Year: 2005

AIM
This paper reports on an action research study which raised some questions about the processes of developing a sense of shared ownership in action research in a research environment which does not always have the appropriate mechanisms to support and sustain action research.


BACKGROUND
Action research has gained popularity in nursing and healthcare research, offering a way of developing practice-based knowledge, which can assist in changing practice and democratizing inquiry.


METHODS
There are other organizational constraints on action research which arise at different levels, and which also require discussion. These can be issues about communication and ownership at a practice level and issues of funding and project management procedures. This paper reports on a study in which these issues came to the fore, and offers some thoughts on how they can affect the processes of action research.


CONCLUSION
While the principles of action research appear to offer much towards the development of a practice-rooted body of knowledge for nursing, unless some of the issues of ownership are resolved, it is unlikely to move beyond academic rhetoric.


RELEVANCE TO CLINICAL PRACTICE
If nursing is to engage in action research, this must be done critically and reflectively and careful attention paid to developing an inclusive and collaborative approach to knowledge and practice development. Furthermore, to develop in nursing and health care research, it must find ways to meet the requirements of funding bodies.
Information technology project management within public sector organizations
Authors: K. Rosacker; R. E. Rosacker
Year: 2010

Purpose – The project management literature contains a growing body of research addressing information technology (IT). Currently, the majority of these studies direct attention towards projects completed within private sector organizations. Given the unique characteristics surrounding public sector organizations, this paper aims to argue that it is inappropriate to apply the lessons learned from private sector organizations in the public arena without investigating their applicability empirically.Design/methodology/approach – A review of the historical evolution of IT usage within public sector organizations is offered. The broad body of project management knowledge is discussed, and the unique characteristics of public sector organizations are detailed. These three concepts combine to provide a conceptual framework for reviewing empirical research published in Transforming Government: People, Process and Policy.Findings – It is concluded that the additional empirical research is needed to further our un...
Analysis of The Effectiveness of Project Management Skill of Human Resources At PT. Ecart Webportal Indonesia
Authors: Widia Febriana; Rini Anggriani; I. Nyoman; Yoga Sumadewa; Irwan Cahyadi
Year: 2024

This article investigates the Project Management Skill of human resources at PT Ecart Webportal Indonesia, this research Studied related to Lazada Social Sharing Qualitative Research which contains awareness and engagement of Lazada users on game platforms such as Share Pocket, lazget, lazcuan. and digitization, exploring current practices. challenges, and future trends. This article starts with project management skills at Lazada, emphasizing the important role of IT projects, IT project management in managing technology transformation. Coupled with the importance of management's role in improving the quality of human resources (HR) in the context of modern organizations. Comprehensive insights on Lazada Social Sharing Qualitative Research containing Lazada users' awareness and engagement towards gaming platforms such as Share Pocket, lazget, and lazcuan, models, and success metrics are provided through an extensive literature review. Challenges such as not innovating against change in the era of globalization, Interoperability, resistance to change, along with strategic solutions. The article also outlines best practices, emphasizing collaborative stakeholders, agile methodologies, and continuous evaluation. Future trends, including Lazada users' awareness and engagement of gaming platforms such as Share Pocket, lazget, and lazcuan.offer a forward-looking perspective. In conclusion, Project Management Skill human resources, the importance of the role of management in improving the quality of human resources (HR) in the context of modern organizations. Related to Lazada Social Sharing Qualitative Research which contains awareness and engagement of Lazada users on game platforms such as Share Pocket, lazget, and lazcuan and Digitalization.
Analysing sustainability in project life cycle and business models from the perspective of the sustainable innovation drivers
Authors: Maria Eugenia Aguilar-Fernandez; J. Otegi-Olaso; C. Cruz-Villazon; Leticia Fuentes Ardeo
Year: 2015

Over the last decade, companies have been including social and environmental strategies in response to stakeholders demand. Efforts are been made to identify when a sustainable strategy can improve economic performance. Innovation is seen as the panacea, but recently, researchers have found that these innovations are really effective when are applied not only to products and process but to the entirely business model. The change of firms to this new stage in innovation management is not easy, but tools like sustainable project management could provide some answers. This study compares two models found in recent literature: the Sustainability in the Project Life Cycle Model (SPLC) and the Sustainable Business Model (SBM).
Finding Efficiency in Approach Selection in Software Development and Project Management in Bangladesh IT Industry
Authors: Olive Mazumder; Marshia Mostafiz Mim; Abu Junaid Tanmay; Lutfa Noor Labony; Abhijit Bhowmik; Rashidul Hasan Nabil
Year: 2022

Here we have tried to find out suitable methods for IT companies of different ages. Some subject companies were chosen and given a survey form from which we got some data about different aged IT companies using different development methods. The models were between agile, agile process model, and other models. Through the survey, we found some data which can help different aged IT companies find the right model for their project development. The data analysis shows the suitable project method for different age companies. The subject companies also listed why they use their method and how long have been they using it. This survey result will help companies that are struggling to grow or companies which are about to start their project method. A good project method can bring success to a company.
Development of an Occipital Decompression Orthosis (ODO) for critically ill patients in intensive care units
Authors: Lucas da Silva Muniz; Nonato Márcio Custódio Maia Sá; Carlos Roberto Monteiro de Vasconcelos Filho
Year: 2023

Abstract Introduction Pressure ulcers (PU) are caused by prolonged contact of the skin with a surface, leading to significant damage that is difficult to recover from. Occupational therapists can play a role in preventing these injuries through the creation of assistive technology devices. Objectives To present the development of a device to prevent and treat PU in the occipital region: the Occipital Decompression Orthosis (ODO). Method This is an exploratory study applied using the project management method and developed in four stages. The device began to be developed in 2017 in a reference trauma hospital in the metropolitan region of Belém, state of Pará, Brazil. Results A survey of devices available on the market was conducted, from which the ODO was developed. This orthosis uses the pyramidal mattress, a low-cost material that provides constant low pressure on the patient’s occipital segment and was designed through an anthropometric assessment. Based on a literature review and a financial study, a model was created for decompression of the segment. This alternative model is low-cost and effective in preventing PU. Conclusion The ODO is still under a refinement process. Although it is based on current literature addressing pressure injury prevention, it is still necessary to conduct a rigorous scientific study to verify its efficacy. The ODO presents limitations, especially regarding its approval for use by hospitals.
EVOLUTION OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT AS ONE OF THE PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGIES
Authors: V. Lysak; Irina Andreitseva; Vitaly Tkachuk
Year: 2024

The competitive environment in which domestic enterprises are constantly changing under the influence of various factors, both internal and external, especially in the conditions of martial law in which our country is. Therefore, in order to maintain market positions, enterprise managers need not only to develop and implement various projects, but also to effectively manage them. The article analyzes the scientific works of both foreign and domestic scientists regarding the study of the categorical apparatus regarding the formation and development of such concepts as "project", project activity", "project management" and a number of related categories. On the basis of the conducted research, it was concluded that this issue among domestic scientists began to be investigated not so long ago, the founders are foreign scientists, most of whom claim that the project is a unique creative activity that has its own beginning and end, which is aimed at achieving the final goals The main directions of the development of the concept of "project management", the founder of which is G. Gant, have been determined. It was found that the majority of both foreign and domestic scientists are inclined to the opinion that project management is an activity aimed at the implementation of the project with the maximum possible efficiency under the given restrictions on time, funds (resources) and the quality of the final results. It has been studied that the constant changes taking place in the market economy formed the reasons that contributed to the separation of project management into an independent branch of management, among the main reasons are: increasing the pace of changes in industry, for which management is one of the ways to achieve success in the competition with changes; market conditions are becoming more demanding, projects are larger and require more professionalism in management; more and more often, the activities of managers are related to the implementation of projects, however, project management differs from other managerial activities, requiring special skills, tools, organizational structure, etc.; the problems of integration of different companies and different types of activities in the course of project implementation deepen, and project management introduces forms and methods that make it possible to cope with these integration processes.
Remote supervision during General Practice training
Authors: S. Wearne
Year: 2016

Remote supervision during clinical training can sound like an oxymoron. How can a General Practice trainer who works in a different location, and has no routine opportunity to see their trainee or the trainee’s patients face-to-face, provide quality supervision? Surely physical proximity of learners and teachers is essential in an apprenticeship model of learning? These were my initial assumptions when I came across remote supervision in outback Australia. Then I was asked to be a remote supervisor and to my surprise, I learnt that it could work and I saw several trainees thrive. How come? This puzzle became the focus of my PhD research. I interviewed and observed remote supervisors and trainees [1] in Australia and Canada. My research revealed the importance of addressing the predictable downsides and potential risks of remote supervision through careful trainee selection, monitoring of trainee – supervisor interaction and good project management.[2] However, despite these difficulties the analysis also demonstrated some unexpected reasons for the effectiveness of remote supervision, which may be relevant to trainee supervision in general.[3]
Introduction to the Minitrack on Big Data and Analytics: Pathways to Maturity
Authors: S. Kaisler; F. Armour; J. A. Espinosa
Year: 2018

The first paper, by Jeffrey Saltz and Nicholas Hotz, is entitled “Factors that Influence the Selection of a Data Science Process Management Methodology: An Exploratory Study”. Selection of a process methodology for managing and coordinating data science project is a critical factor in its success. In their literature survey, they found that 82% of data scientists did not follow a defined process, yet most felt their results could be improved if they used a systematic process methodology. The authors reviewed the six common DS methodologies: Kanban, Scrum, Research-Agile Hybrid, WaterAgile Hybrid, CRISP-DM, and Ad Hoc. Through a literature survey, they identified factors that characterized these methodologies from which they generated nine hypotheses. They used the Technology-Organization-Environment (TOE) framework to organize the hypotheses into three categories and to analyze the data collected from semi-structured interviews across 14 organizations. The organizations varied in size from a 10-person consulting firm to a 250,000person financial services firm. All but one of their hypotheses was supported by data collected during the interviews. Of the remaining eight hypotheses, all but one had corroboration from at least four of the interviewees. Organizational and environmental factors were particularly relevant and decisive in selecting an approach to project management. The authors conclude that a more detailed drill down into these factors will identify relative importance, cross-factor relationships, and weaknesses, and provide some guidance on new or hybrid methodologies.
Assessing the Complexity of Large-Scale Engineering Projects
Authors: Aashrit Gautam; Senevi B. Kiridena
Year: 2019

Complexity, an intuitively understood concern for project management practitioners, is often associated with the difficulty of managing projects. The literature suggests that many contemporary projects tend to display the dimensions of complexity such as multi-variance, non-linearity and emergence. Researchers have also proposed multiple frameworks and methodologies to define, identify and measure project complexity. However, the adoption of these frameworks by practitioners is hindered by the lack of a reliable means to classify projects based on their complexity in a practically useful way. This paper aims to address this gap by proposing an approach to identify indicators of project complexity. This approach allows project managers to identify potential causes of complexity in the planning phase of a project with an understanding of the areas of vulnerability. Moreover, they would be able to foresee how complexity manifests during the execution phase of a project and act upon to deal with associated challenges through proactive and reactive measures.
Pelatihan Penggunaan Aplikasi Software Google Skecthup Untuk Menggambar Teknik Bagi Siswa SMA Gutama Jakarta Timur
Authors: W. Bhirawa; Sungkono; Basuki Arianto; Hari Moektiwibowo; M. A. B. Dibyoseputro; Arief Rahmadi; Darmawan Yulianto; Erwin Wijayanto; Nurwijawayanti; A. Sugiharto; I. Artikel
Year: 2024

 Penguasaan gambar teknik akan membantu mahasiswa dan siswa dalam menyelesaikan tugas-tugas gambar. Hal ini di awali dengan pembahasan mengenai pendahuluan atau dasar pemahaman untuk dapat memahami lebih jauh tentang gambar teknik yang memuat latar belakang dan tujuan gambar teknik selanjutnya membahas mengenai peralatan gambar teknik yang meliputi Peralatan gambar teknik kemudian pada standart gambar membahas menenai garis gambar, standar batas gambar atau margin, kepala gambar dan skala gambar, selanjutnya pada poyeksi gambar teknik membahas mengenai deskripsi proyeksi, jenis-jenis proyeksi, proyeksi eropa dan proyeksi amerika dan pada potongan dan arsir membahas tentang potongan pada gambar teknik, jenis- jenis potongan, deskripsi arsiran pada gambar teknik, Jenis-jenis arsiran kemudian pada toleransi gambar mengenai deskripsi toleransi gambar teknik, jenis toleransi gambar teknik, toleransi bentuk, toleransi posisi, selanjutnya pada pengenalan Google Sketchup, mengenal tool Google Sketchup dan pada menggambar Google Sketchup 3 dimensi mengenai dasar Google Sketchup  3D, toolbar pada Google Sketchup 3D dan membuat obyek 3d dari gambar 2D serta latihan membuat obyek 3D.Google Sketchup merupakan sebuah program komputer yang ditujukan untuk manajemen proyek, dimana pengoperasiaannya maupun tukar-menukar data dengan program office lain dapat dilakukan dengan mudah. Oleh karena itu, pada pelatihan ini, gambar berbentuk 2  dimensi atau 3 dimensi dilakukan dengan menggunakan program Google Sketchup. Hasil dari pelatihan ini dilakukan pengolahan data berdasarkan angket mengenai kepuasan terhdapa pelatihan cukup berpengaruh signifikan.
The Integration of Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) With the Fourth Dimension of Building Information Modeling (4D BIM)
Authors: N. Salman; Muna Hamadeh
Year: 2023

The aim of the research is to shed light on the relationship between the concepts of Virtual design and construction (VDC) and building information modeling (BIM), and in particular to identify and evaluate the potential benefits of using a methodology based on the integration of the fourth dimension of (4D BIM) with virtual design and construction (VDC) and its impact on the preparation of the schedule and project planning and construction simulation. The research reviews a case study of Pharmacists Syndicate building - Tartous branch, the building model (3D BIM) was created in Autodesk Revit 2020 ®, then the model clash was detected, reviewed and resolved, and the quantities were calculated on the Autodesk Navisworks Manage 2020 ® program, and the time periods for each activity were estimated according to the quantities, workshop performance rates and teams. Finally, time schedule was created in Bentley Synchro PRO 2020® software, the elements of the schedule was linked to the (3D BIM) model and the resources needed to implement each activity, then the construction simulation of the model was performed. The results showed the importance of (4D BIM) and the use of software in accurate modeling of all building elements and solving design problems before construction, which in turn has a significant impact on reducing time and cost of the project implementation. Model-based calculation of quantities helps to accurately estimate resources and times for activities. The importance of scheduling within a virtual environment based on the (3D BIM) model lies in the ability to digitally plan all aspects of a construction project, create and discuss different work sequences, in addition to managing cost, schedule, earned value, risk management, site integrity, logistical planning and mega-project management before and during implementation. However, we cannot only rely on software and technologies, but there must be an integrated methodology that organizes construction operations, and here comes the role of (VDC) Virtual design and construction as an innovative implementation strategy that adopts (BIM) building information modeling. As the success of any project depends greatly on the efficiency of the management and organization of its operations to achieve its desired goals.
Artificial Intelligence Course Design: iSTREAM-based Visual Cognitive Smart Vehicles
Authors: Xiaoyan Gong; Yilin Wu; Zifan Ye; Xiwei Liu
Year: 2018

New intelligent era calls for new learners and thus urgently needs a series of artificial intelligence. As a good educational platform for teaching artificial intelligence, smart cars have aroused concern and practices of all parties. However, at present, most courses and training pay more attention to basic knowledge and technology of smart cars, seldom to training based on artificial intelligence curriculum system and comprehensive competency integrating science, technology, art and management. Therefore, based on concept of iSTREAM (intelligence for Science, Technology, Robotics, Engineering, Art, and Management) and Raspberry intelligent vehicle teaching platform, this paper introduced a smart car-themed artificial intelligence courses including basic courses, specialized courses, specialized technical courses and elective courses. This course can guide learners to develop smart cars based on visual cognition, in-depth learning, VR and 3D printing integrated artistic creativity. It combines disciplines such as science, technology, art, games and management to upgrade a single knowledge and technology course into a comprehensive competency course that integrates knowledge, skills, emotion and management. Practice in Beijing NO.13 and NO.101 High School shows that this course allows students to experience scientific research process, learn artificial intelligence related knowledge and skills, understand scientific way of thinking and scientific research methods, stimulate learners’ responsibility and scientific passion, and cultivate leadership skills through self-learning and partly project management.
Limitations Of Pert/Cpm In Construction Management Planning: Inputs To Mathematics In Architecture Education
Authors: Lexphil John B. Ragel
Year: 2021

This research identified the roadblocks or shortcomings of PERT/CPM in the context of a construction company and suggested a plan to address the identified gaps. The researchers used a descriptive research design to discover the shortcomings of the PERT/CPM in construction management planning, especially in the Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija, Philippines construction industry. As a result, PERT/CPM is a project management approach that is useful in the basic administrative functions of planning, scheduling, and control. These days, business houses undertake massive projects that take years to complete before commercial development can begin. While this tool can be very useful, the majority of respondents agreed that it has limitations, such as; PERT/CPM can become ineffective and difficult to manage if it is not well-defined and stable for active control of a project; PERT/CPM requires frequent updating and revising of calculations, which is an extensive and time-consuming exercise that requires highly specialized knowledge; PERT/CPM requires frequent updating and revising of calculations, which is an expansive and time-consuming exercise that requires highly specialized knowledge; Furthermore, it is unable to efficiently accommodate abrupt shifts in the ground plan's execution. However, despite its limitations, PERT/CPM is still recommended for construction management planning, especially in large projects. The project manager must always have a contingency plan in place so that the quality of his or her work and projects won’t be jeopardized. In order to make the best use of all available resources in their production, a cost-benefit analysis must be performed, as well as additional research about PERT/CPM. The study's findings have implications for mathematics education in architecture.