derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Team Research at the Biology–Mathematics Interface: Project Management Perspectives
Authors: J. Milton; A. Radunskaya; Arthur H. Lee; L. de Pillis; Diana F. Bartlett
Year: 2010

The success of interdisciplinary research teams depends largely upon skills related to team performance. We evaluated student and team performance for undergraduate biology and mathematics students who participated in summer research projects conducted in off-campus laboratories. The student teams were composed of a student with a mathematics background and an experimentally oriented biology student. The team mentors typically ranked the students' performance very good to excellent over a range of attributes that included creativity and ability to conduct independent research. However, the research teams experienced problems meeting prespecified deadlines due to poor time and project management skills. Because time and project management skills can be readily taught and moreover typically reflect good research practices, simple modifications should be made to undergraduate curricula so that the promise of initiatives, such as MATH-BIO 2010, can be implemented.
Project management in public authorities
Authors: Е.А. Лавренко
Year: 2023

Статья подготовлена по актуальной теме, поскольку проектное управление введено в обиход с реализацией национальных проектов. Деятельность органов публичной власти направлена на повышение уровня и качества жизни населения. Поэтому уникальным взаимодействием населения, государства и бизнеса является проектная деятельность. В статье рассматривается проектное управление на всех уровнях власти: федеральной, региональной и муниципальной. Также проанализирована работа проектной деятельности органов региональной и муниципальной власти Оренбургской области.
 The article is prepared on an urgent topic, since project management has been introduced with the implementation of national projects. The activities of public authorities are aimed at improving the level and quality of life of the population. Therefore, the project activity is a unique interaction of the population, the state and business. The article discusses project management at all levels of government: federal, regional and municipal. The work of the project activities of the regional and municipal authorities of the Orenburg region is also analyzed.
Key Influencing Factors for Cross-organizational R & D Project Stakeholder Management
Authors: Chrissie Diane Tan; Yali Zhang; Jun Sun; Ziyue Wang; G. Zheng
Year: 2018

Nowadays, the focus of project management is no longer limited to the three traditional elements – time, quality, and cost, whereas project stakeholder management has received more and more attention. Based on an extensive review of the domestic and international literature on the project stakeholder management, this study identifies 16 factors that affect the effective management of cross organizational research and development (R&D) project stakeholders. Factors were derived from interviews of Cross organizational R&D project managers from different industries, and a questionnaire was designed based on the interview results. Finally, a management framework for inter-organizational R&D project stakeholders was established based on the result of the principal component analysis. This study integrates the findings with relevant theoretical knowledge of stakeholder management and provides some suggestions for cross-organization management of R&D project stakeholders.
Innovative entrepreneurship in the era of global instability: behavior strategy and factors of sustainable project management
Authors: Голубов Александр Александрович; Лидека Анна Анатольевна
Year: 2023

The presented article is devoted to the study of the features of innovative entrepreneurship in the conditions of global instability. The author's position is that despite the failure of the mechanism of "creative destruction", innovative entrepreneurship remains the most important driver of socio-economic development. However, in order to remain an "innovator" in the world of ultra-dynamic changes, an enterprise needs a new behavior strategy that ensures the resistance and stability of its existence. Due to the lack of clear ideas about such a strategy, the author offers her own vision based on adaptability, proactivity (due to the ability of analytics and risk prevention), as well as planning the spatial location of production. In addition, the author wonders how the lack of clear behavioral business models in a chaotic external environment affects the ability to effectively manage business projects, and comes to the conclusion that the simple application of flexible methodologies without synchronicity with the values and behavioral incentives of the entrepreneur leads to a losing position and business amateurism. In this regard, the factors of sustainable project management are identified that can bring the methodology of their implementation in line with the requirements of unstable socio-economic conditions.
Linguistic Challenges in Global Software Development: Lessons Learned in an International SW Development Division
Authors: Benedikt Lutz
Year: 2009

In multinational companies, English is used more and more as a "lingua franca" for international collaboration. This is for example true for a unit like Siemens’ Program and System Engineering Division SIS PSE, with headquarters in Austria and subsidiary units in many European countries and China. This article will initially present the concept of ELF (English as a lingua franca), which is steadily gaining importance in applied linguistics research. The main part of this article will outline the practical challenges of using English as a non-native language in international collaboration, including examples of oral and written communication (such as meetings, meeting minutes, training, and requirements specifications). It will be argued that these linguistic challenges are closely connected with intercultural ones. Dealing professionally with these topics is a key asset for project success, especially in project management and requirements engineering.
SOSIALISASI KEGIATAN GEBRAK DADA KITA (GERAKAN BEBAS ASAP ROKOK DIMULAI DARI KITA) DI WILAYAH KERJA UPTD PUSKESMAS MERSAM
Authors: Ahmad Taher; Rizma Adlia Syakurah
Year: 2023

Salah satu upaya pemerintah untuk mewujudkan Program Indonesia Sehat adalah menghilangkan kebiasaan merokok di antara anggota keluarga. Namun, masih banyak individu yang menjadi perokok aktif dan pasif di wilayah UPTD Puskesmas Mersam, kabupaten Batang Hari. Oleh karena itu, pengabdian ini bertujuan untuk meningkatkan pengetahuan masyarakat tentang bahaya asap rokok dengan menerapkan Gerakan Bebas Asap Rokok Mulai Dari Kita (Gebrak Dada Kita) sebagai upaya pencegahan perilaku merokok. Kegiatan ini meliputi sosialisasi dan promosi yang menargetkan 35 pengunjung UPTD Puskesmas Mersam di kabupaten Batanghari. Program ini dilaksanakan dari Januari hingga Desember 2022, dengan menggunakan pendekatan manajemen proyek yang meliputi tahapan inisiasi kegiatan, perencanaan, implementasi, pemantauan dan pengawasan, serta evaluasi dan pelaporan. Temuan yang diperoleh menunjukkan adanya peningkatan pengetahuan masyarakat tentang bahaya merokok. Namun demikian, perubahan signifikan dalam komitmen untuk berhenti merokok masih menganggap merokok sebagai suatu kebiasan yang lumrah dilakukan. Dibutuhkan intervensi yang lebih intensif, seperti program dukungan untuk berhenti merokok atau sesi konseling individu, untuk memfasilitasi perubahan perilaku yang diperlukan di antara para perokok.
Collaborative design and construction analysis of building structure and foundation of subway overlying complex
Authors: Yang Zhou
Year: 2024

With the acceleration of urbanization, land resources are becoming more and more precious, especially in densely populated urban centers. As an efficient land use model, the subway overlying complex can not only optimize the urban spatial layout, but also promote the integration of public transportation and urban development. This paper aims to discuss the collaborative design and construction technology of the building structure and foundation of the subway overcover complex, in order to provide theoretical support and technical guidance for the practice in related fields. Based on the literature review of domestic and foreign subway overcover development projects, this paper reviews the research status and development trend in this field, and identifies the main problems in structural safety, foundation stability and construction efficiency. On this basis, the paper puts forward the design principle of the subway overcover complex, and emphasizes the key role of the synergistic relationship between the structure and the foundation to the success of the whole project. The paper further analyzes the construction technology of subway overcover complex, including specific construction technology, reasonable construction sequence and project management measures. Through comparative analysis of success and failure cases, it reveals the problems that may be encountered in the actual operation and its coping strategies.
A Web-based Tool for Predicting Software Development Effort
Authors: Xiao Xiao; Tomoya Tanahashi; Tadashi Dohi
Year: 2024

Software development effort prediction is an important issue in the achievement of successful software project management. We develop and present a free prediction tool, SDepT (Software Development effort prediction Tool) in this paper. SDepT implements hybrid regression for predicting the necessary development effort of the current progressing software project. It has attractive features such as twofold, diverse, web-based, user-friendly, and open-source. The open-source nature allows further specified need in the users situations.
Electronic government return assessment by measuring information system usage
Authors: Helaiel Almutairi
Year: 2010

This study attempted to assess the impact of electronic government on back office functions. Information system usage and a multi-level framework are proposed as a measure for back office functions. The study is applied to the Kuwaiti e-government project. The study's findings indicate no significant impact on the back office. However, using the framework and information system usage measure has provided a multi-dimensional picture of the status of the e-government project. Management and research implications of the study's findings are presented.
Characteristics of Project Management Assets and Project Management Process Outcomes: An Exploratory Factor Analysis
Authors: D. Perkins; Kam Jugdev; G. Mathur
Year: 2018

The resource-based view of the firm from strategic management literature is applied to examine project management as a source of competitive advantage. In this view, assets contribute to competitive advantage if they add economic value, are rare, are difficult to imitate, and have organizational support. This research examines project management assets and project management process outcomes in a cross-industry study that attempts to replicate findings from a prior study, using the same survey tool with a larger sample. Exploratory factor analysis extracted four factors that comprised characteristics of project management assets that are valuable, rare, and inimitable, three factors that comprised of organizational support for project management assets, and two factors that comprised of project management process outcomes. The extracted factors mostly replicated the findings from the prior study; differences emerged in the factors that comprised of project management assets.
Maximizing project efficiency and collaboration in construction management through building information modeling (BIM)
Authors: Zihan Mi; Jiaxin Li
Year: 2024

Building Information Modeling (BIM) represents a transformative approach in construction management, significantly enhancing project efficiency, stakeholder collaboration, and economic performance. This paper examines the integration of BIM across different phases of the construction project lifecycle, including pre-construction planning, resource allocation, and risk management. Utilizing quantitative analyses and empirical data, we explore how BIM facilitates precise planning, optimizes resource usage, and proactively manages project risks. Furthermore, the paper discusses BIMs pivotal role in improving stakeholder communication, coordinating workflows, and enhancing decision-making processes. By detailing BIMs impact on cost reduction, time savings, and return on investment, the study highlights its capacity to drive financial performance and stakeholder satisfaction in construction projects. The findings suggest that BIM not only streamlines project management but also significantly boosts profitability and efficiency.
Harnessing AI in entrepreneurial project management
Year: 2024

Purpose
This paper aims to review the latest management developments across the globe and pinpoint practical implications from cutting-edge research and case studies.

Design/methodology/approach
This briefing is prepared by an independent writer who adds their own impartial comments and places the articles in context.

Findings
The study highlights artificial intelligence’s potential to enhance entrepreneurial project management outcomes, while also identifying challenges that may constrain the full potential of its application.

Originality/value
The briefing saves busy executives, strategists, and researchers hours of reading time by selecting only the very best, most pertinent information and presenting it in a condensed and easy-to-digest format.
Research on applications of Building Information Modelling (BIM) in construction project management information systems
Authors: Wu Yue
Year: 2023

With the development of modern society, the building trade has passed the golden period of rapid growth. In the past few decades, the professional level of the building trade has been continuously improving, and the efficiency of engineering construction has been developed to a certain extent. However, it cannot be ignored that in the context of positive developments, adverse effects also have occurred. This requires a corresponding reform in the information management of construction projects to obtain stable and maximum returns. In order to ensure the final effect and final quality of construction projects, the role of BIM technology in construction project information management is very important. This article will briefly study and analyse the application of BIM in construction projects.
Designing Software Project Management Models Based on Supply Chain Quality Assurance Practices
Authors: G. Reddy
Year: 2009

This paper is a project progress report of an innovative approach to software process improvements. It starts with a theory that whether some of the supply chain quality assurances practices be put into software projects as part of improving their development efficiencies. This paper is a snapshot of the events of this project. It starts with analyzing processes in various complex software projects. A test script automation project was chosen. This paper gives details on the factors on which the choice was made, how the process bottlenecks were identified and how a process improvement solution was designed. This process improvement solution includes a project management model which is capable to take into account all the new variables and provide the ability to track and monitor the process improvements made from this model, hence providing a productivity analysis capability. An excel workbook which was custom designed as part of the solution is also part of this paper. This excel workbook is where the project team members would enter the various times and is used by the project managers to estimate, track , monitor the productivity of the team in improving the delivery efficiencies in time and quality. In short, this is a snapshot of how a process improvement model can be designed which has a productivity analysis capability for a self feedback. This paper also describes the human factors such as reluctance to change and the overhead for the project members. This paper is an attempt to customize the regular project management techniques to target the process inefficiencies of complex software projects. This paper also provides of how to use customizations such as projects like these to create more generic models for process improvement solutions which have more robust productivity analyzing capabilities.
GloSE-Lab: Teaching Global Software Engineering
Authors: Constanze Deiters; Christoph Herrmann; R. Hildebrandt; E. Knauss; M. Kuhrmann; A. Rausch; Bernhard Rumpe; K. Schneider
Year: 2011

In practice, more and more software development projects are distributed, ranging from partly distributed teams to global projects with each stakeholder located differently. Teaching actual practice in software engineering at university needs a proper mixture of theory and practice. But setting up practical exercises for global software engineering is hard, because students have to cooperate across different locations and situations reflecting the teaching intentions have to be provoked explicitly. This paper presents the concepts behind our common teaching environment for global software engineering - the GloSELab. It describes the experiences on setting up a distributed course and reports our teaching intentions based on each universities main focus: project management, requirements engineering & quality assurance, architecture, and implementation. Furthermore, we discuss our setup - a stage-gate process, where each location takes care of a different phase - and report occurred problems and how they supported or interfered with our teaching intentions.
A Study on the Effectiveness of Agile Methodology Using a Dataset
Authors: E.M.M. Alzeyani; C. Szabó
Year: 2023

Abstract There are many methodologies that we can follow in software projects, including the traditional methods, at the forefront of which it was effective and with a good result, but with the constant increase in requirements resulting from the continuous and rapid development in science and technology and digital transformation; Traditional, highly structured project management methods lack flexibility, awareness of change, adaptability to it, and independence; It led to developing this methodology into an Agile methodology in the form it is currently known, which contributed to developing the team’s skills and knowledge. Our focus in this paper is a study on a data set affiliated with the Agile methodology by measuring effort using one of the well-known methods, monitoring the actual time and comparing it with the expected time to deliver a specific work, and also identifying the difficulties they face while working in different environments to build a comprehensive picture of the benefits and advantages of the Agile methodology.
The Technologist's Tool Set: A CIO's Perspective
Authors: Michael Koval
Year: 2011

The CIO of a nationwide real estate company discusses the skill set IT professionals will need to succeed in the years ahead. The technology will change, but analytical, communication, and project management skills will remain essential.
Magnitude of the Quality Assurance, Quality Control, and Testing in the Shiraz Cohort Heart Study
Authors: Nader Parsa; M. Zibaeenezhad; M. Trevisan; Ali Karimi Akhormeh; M. Sayadi
Year: 2020

To determine the conclusive integrity in the Shiraz Cohort Heart Study (SCHS) project, management began quality assurance (QA) and quality control (QC) of the collected data throughout the study end-points. The QA is a focused process that prevents and detects data collection errors and verification of intended requirements in the SCHS. The QC is a subset of QA intended to capture errors in processing data through testing and preventive processes to identify problems, defects, or intended requirements. SCHS involved 10,000 males and females aged 40-70 over a 10-year follow-up period with cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) in the city of Shiraz, Iran. The study measured events and access to preventive care in Shiraz city. The SCHS identified unique barriers to select national study models in developing standardized measures related to variations in ethnicity, religion, cross-cultural considerations, and others. A suggested response to this problem was to develop a mechanism to standardize elements of the questionnaire, study design, and method of administration. This action was based on the geographically normal distribution of the Family Physician Health and Medical Services in Shiraz. Important QA and QC decisions were developed and adopted in the construction of the SCHS and follow-up to ensure conclusive integrity.
Exploring the Benefits and Challenges of Project-Based Learning in Higher Education
Authors: S. S. Evenddy; Nurhaedah Gailea; Syafrizal Syafrizal
Year: 2023

This study explores the benefits and challenges of Project-Based Learning (PjBL) in higher education. The research methodology employed a review study, utilizing various tools, methods, and software such as databases, citation management software, and data analysis software. The main findings of this study highlight the multifaceted benefits of PjBL in higher education, including enhanced student engagement, interdisciplinary collaboration, and authentic problem-solving. Implementing PjBL in higher education also presents challenges. These include faculty resistance and readiness, complexities in curriculum design and assessment, time and resource constraints, and the need for effective project management strategies. Strategies to address these challenges are discussed, including faculty training and support, curriculum alignment, assessment rubrics, and project management frameworks. This study’s findings can be useful in higher education institutions across various disciplines and areas, providing insights for educators, administrators, and policymakers who seek to integrate or enhance PjBL approaches in their curriculum. This study contributes to the existing knowledge on PBL in higher education by providing a comprehensive exploration of its benefits and challenges. It advances the understanding of how PjBL promotes active engagement, interdisciplinary collaboration, and authentic problem-solving, ultimately bridging the gap between theory and practice in education.
Planning to Fail: When Is Project Planning Counterproductive?
Authors: O. Zwikael; A. Gilchrist
Year: 2021

Planning-performance theory suggests that formal planning has a positive impact on performance. Accordingly, traditional project management methodologies advocate formal planning as an essential process in any project. However, alternative recent project management methodologies (e.g., Agile) promote less focus on a formal planning process at the start of a project. In this article, we question when formal planning is effective, when it is counterproductive, and which planning approach (strategic or tactical) is more effective for various project risk levels and performance dimensions (efficiency and effectiveness). Results from analyzing 2002 projects suggest that strategic planning has a higher value than tactical planning. Furthermore, tactical planning has a negative impact on project efficiency in low-risk projects as it increases project duration and cost but adds little value. In practice, in low-risk projects, managers may limit their focus on counterproductive tactical practices, such as risk, and procurement planning, and focus instead on long-term strategic planning, such as human resources planning. Theoretically, this article sets boundaries of effectiveness for planning-performance theory and advances the literature on the planning fallacy.