derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Optimizing Attendance Management in Educational Institutions Through Mobile Technologies: A Machine Learning and Cloud Computing Approach
Authors: N. Caytuiro-Silva; Benjamín Maraza-Quispe; E. Castro-Gutiérrez; Karina Rosas-Paredes; J. Sulla-Torres; Manuel Alfredo Alcázar-Holguin; Walter Choquehuanca-Quispe
Year: 2024

The primary goal of the study is to optimize and streamline the attendance recording and monitoring process for learning sessions by leveraging advanced technologies such as machine learning and cloud computing. The methodology employed is based on the extreme programming (XP) project management approach. Throughout its phases, the entire implementation process of the application, from conception to launch, is described in detail. Firebase is used as the database manager to ensure the efficiency and security of student information and attendance records. Additionally, the Firebase machine learning kit is used to verify attendance registration through QR codes. The application was tested with fifth-year high school students from an educational institution. The user interface has been designed to be attractive, intuitive, and easy to use for both teachers and students. The study results demonstrate that the use of this application significantly reduces the time spent on attendance recording compared to traditional methods. There has been a high level of satisfaction and acceptance of the “ASYS” application among teachers and students. In conclusion, this study has successfully implemented a mobile application that revolutionizes attendance recording and monitoring in educational institutions. It harnesses the power of machine learning and cloud computing to enhance efficiency and the user experience.
The Paradoxical Profession: Project Management and the Contradictory Nature of Sustainable Project Objectives
Authors: Luca Sabini; N. Alderman
Year: 2021

Professions are undergoing a significant change in how they integrate environmental and social objectives into their core values. This article examines the situation in which those working in the project management profession are expected to work under contradictory sustainability constraints. In this article, we investigate the tensions project managers experience when addressing sustainable objectives. Results show that when tensions arise over sustainable objectives (temporality of objectives, organizational barriers, and lack of control), they are addressed only when anchored to an economic one in the form of a business case for sustainability. We also find that when matching traditional project objectives with sustainable ones is not possible, practitioners enact a set of reactions characterized as greenwashing, it can’t be one person, no space for sustainability in my job, other actors involved, or pushing back, depending on the specific project context. Adopting the paradox theory lens, we provide an alternative approach to the business case for sustainability. The practical contribution of this article lies in suggesting the need to find strategies to embrace paradoxical situations and we provide some suggestions to illustrate this.
Optimasi Biaya Distribusi Material Dengan Metode Aproksimasi Vogel Pekerjaan D.I Leworeng Kabupaten Soppeng
Authors: Azwar Achmad Sutama; Hanafi Ashad; Sofyan Bachmid
Year: 2024

Perencanaan dan penjadwalan proyek merupakan aspek yang sangat vital dan spesifik dalam manajemen proyek. Ini melibatkan upaya untuk meningkatkan efektivitas dan efisiensi baik dari segi waktu maupun biaya yang terlibat. Proyek konstruksi terdiri dari berbagai jenis pekerjaan dan memerlukan material dalam jumlah besar. Kebutuhan akan material yang besar seringkali tidak dapat dipenuhi oleh satu sumber material saja. Oleh karena itu, multiple sumber material seringkali diperlukan agar permintaan akan material dapat terpenuhi. Jarak antara sumber material dan lokasi proyek tidak selalu sama, dan ini berdampak pada biaya proyek secara keseluruhan. Semakin jauh jarak antara sumber material dan lokasi proyek, semakin tinggi biaya transportasinya. Salah satu metode yang digunakan dalam mengatasi tantangan ini adalah metode transportasi, seperti Metode Aproksimasi Vogel (VAM). VAM merupakan solusi awal yang relatif mudah dan cepat dalam mengalokasikan sumber daya dari beberapa sumber material ke beberapa tujuan, seperti daerah pemasaran yang berbeda. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui proses pengadaan material dari sumber ke lokasi pada metode VAM (Vogel’s Approximation Methode) dalam kasus Pekerjaan D.I Leworeng Kabupaten Soppeng, adalah sama dengan hasil menggunakan Metode Norht West Corner Rule (NWCR). Hasil penelitian ini terjadi biaya minimum transportasi sebesar Rp.641.845.000 – Rp.591.614.000 = Rp.50.231.000 dengan kuantitas semen tetap sama yaitu sebesar 11.220 zak semen.
Collaborative Challenges of Multi-Cohort Projects in Pharmacogenetics—Why Time Is Essential for Meaningful Collaborations
Authors: F. Franchini; K. Kusejko; C. Marzolini; C. Tellenbach; Simona Rossi; S. Stampf; M. Koller; J. Stoyanov; B. Möller; A. Leichtle
Year: 2022

Multi-cohort projects in medicine provide an opportunity to investigate scientific questions beyond the boundaries of a single institution and endeavor to increase the sample size for obtaining more reliable results. However, the complications of these kinds of collaborations arise during management, with many administrative hurdles. Hands-on approaches and lessons learned from previous collaborations provide solutions for optimized collaboration models. Here, we use our experience in running PGX-link, a Swiss multi-cohort project, to show the strategy we used to tackle different challenges from project setup to obtaining the relevant permits, including ethics approval. We set PGX-link in an international context because our struggles were similar to those encountered during the SYNCHROS (SYNergies for Cohorts in Health: integrating the ROle of all Stakeholders) project. We provide ad hoc solutions for cohorts, general project management strategies, and suggestions for unified protocols between cohorts that would ease current management hurdles. Project managers are not necessarily familiar with medical projects, and even if they are, they are not aware of the intricacies behind decision-making and consequently, of the time needed to set up multi-cohort collaborations. This paper is meant to be a brief overview of what we experienced with our multi-cohort project and provides the necessary practices for future managers.
A Systematic Literature Review of Indutry 4.0 and Project Management
Authors: Rebeka D. Vlahov Golomejić; Tena Obradović Posinković
Year: 2023

Industry 4.0 and underlying advanced technologies are gaining importance more than ever before and triggering digital transformation of organizations across industries. At the same time, an increasing number of organizations are using a temporary project-based way of working, thus creating dynamic systems in which projects are not merely tools for performing processes, but also strategic options for dealing with complex business environments. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that significant focus is being placed on the link between these concepts. With the aim of examining applications of digital technologies in project management, a comprehensive review was conducted on 188 academic articles published between 1991 and 2023 and indexed in the Web of Science database. Bibliometric and systematic literature review methods were used through co-occurrence, along with visual representation of interconnected data. The results highlight the prominent research topics in the field – challenges and opportunities for project management in the digital age, advanced project management in construction projects, artificial intelligence and project success, and managing information and production systems. Finally, potential research directions include the critical importance of striking a balance between technology and human relations to achieve success in modern project management in the midst of the Industry 4.0 era.
Simple Tools to Facilitate Project Management of a Nursing Research Project
Authors: Dawn M. Aycock; P. Clark; LaTeshia Thomas-Seaton; S. Lee; M. Moloney
Year: 2017

Highly organized project management facilitates rigorous study implementation. Research involves gathering large amounts of information that can be overwhelming when organizational strategies are not used. We describe a variety of project management and organizational tools used in different studies that may be particularly useful for novice researchers. The studies were a multisite study of caregivers of stroke survivors, an Internet-based diary study of women with migraines, and a pilot study testing a sleep intervention in mothers of low-birth-weight infants. Project management tools were used to facilitate enrollment, data collection, and access to results. The tools included protocol and eligibility checklists, event calendars, screening and enrollment logs, instrument scoring tables, and data summary sheets. These tools created efficiency, promoted a positive image, minimized errors, and provided researchers with a sense of control. For the studies described, there were no protocol violations, there were minimal missing data, and the integrity of data collection was maintained.
Circular economy in action: the application of products with recycled content in construction projects – a multiple case study approach
Authors: S. Shooshtarian; T. Maqsood; Peter S. P. Wong; S. Caldera; T. Ryley; Atiq Zaman; Ana María Cáceres Ruiz
Year: 2023

PurposeThe utilisation of products with recycled content (PwRC) in construction projects has been identified as a targeted way to achieve sustainable management of construction and demolition waste resources. However, sustainable applications of these resources are subject to a wide array of factors that demand a thorough investigation. This study, therefore, explores the motivations, barriers and strategies for optimal PwRC uptake using a multiple-case study approach.Design/methodology/approachThis study adopted an interpretive multiple-case study approach. The case studies were selected from recently completed construction projects including two infrastructure projects, one commercial project and one residential project. A series of semi-structured interviews were carried out to collect the data. For each case study, four participants were interviewed; these participants represented design, client, supply and building teams.FindingsThe study revealed the main barriers, motivations and opportunities for adoption of PwRC resources in four construction projects. These factors are believed to influence the utilisation of PwRC to varying extents and/or in diverse ways. The findings also suggest that there is a significant opportunity for stakeholders to adopt more sustainable waste management practices, and the use of institutional drivers can help achieve this goal.Research limitations/implicationsThe primary research contribution of the study lies in proposing three key research directions: investigating regulatory constraints impacting the use of PwRC, addressing supply chain challenges and enhancing quality assurance.Originality/valueThe research has a practical contribution to the industry through a suite of actionable strategies to increase the uptake of PwRC. The strategies are mostly focussed on stakeholders' education, the regulation that supports PwRC and project management planning. The two major motivations – referring to two of the three pillars of sustainability (economy and environment) – provide a basis for organisational changes to ensure achieving sustainability in construction activities.
Sustainable Design and Building Information Modeling of Construction Project Management towards a Circular Economy
Authors: T. Mandičák; M. Spišáková; P. Mésároš
Year: 2024

Sustainable design and building information modeling have introduced challenges and opportunities to improve the efficiency of construction project management. The use of circular economy principles provides an opportunity to improve not only environmental indicators but also economic ones. This study addresses sustainable design and BIM in construction project management through circular economy principles. It aims to analyze the impact of using building information modeling on sustainability indicators measured through costs. For research purposes, the basic parameters of sustainability in the construction industry were defined as recycling rate and reductions in waste and CO2. The research questionnaire sample consisted of 199 respondents from Slovakia, Slovenia, and Croatia. Data were processed and evaluated through descriptive statistics, and then tests were used for data distribution. Statistical significance was determined through ANOVA and Kruskal–Wallis tests. Pearson’s correlation analysis was used for data processing. The trends in the research results suggest that sustainable design can be achieved using building information modeling. They also pointed to an impact on sustainability through increasing the recycling rate and reducing the amount of waste. Although these results indicated a trend, this was not confirmed by the statistical significance tests.
Learning and Concurrent Engineering in the Development of a High Technology Product/Service System
Authors: R. Beckett
Year: 2013

This paper explores project management techniques that can support the development of novel product-service systems. Some observations from the development of an airborne earth properties measurement system are provided. The intellectual property and the data this system could potentially deliver was more important than the potential commercial value of the product itself. What was sought was a complete business service solution. A concurrent engineering approach was implemented linking both product development and survey data/analysis services. The blend of product and service was integrated using a function modeling technique. It was observed that the implementation of some functions required radical innovation whilst others could be implemented through incremental improvements to current practice. It is suggested in the paper that adapting production learning curve concepts that reflect the relative degrees of uncertainty involved in individual subsystems can enhance project management forecasting practice.
The possibilities and results of assessing the competencies of project managers by the 180 degree method
Authors: M. Shavrovskaya; A. V. Pesha
Year: 2023

Project management is becoming one of the most commonly used approaches in managing the activities of teams. The article studies the integration of the competence approach into the practice of evaluating project managers of a manufacturing enterprise. The purpose is to analyze the correlation of the assessment and self-assessment of managerial competencies of project managers with the results of the assessment of professional competencies. To conduct the empirical part of the study, a series of in-depth interviews, interviews on goals were implemented, which allowed to formulate a pool of managerial competencies and their behavioral indicators. As a result, it is concluded that there is no direct relationship between the results of professional testing and the assessment of managerial competencies of project managers. In addition, the relationship between the indicators of evaluation and self-assessment of the competencies of project managers and their managers is determined by factors that require additional research and data analysis. This research contributes to the research of project management in terms of assessing the competencies of project managers, actualizes the prospects for multi-factor analysis in the formation of a comprehensive evaluation system that meets the criteria of objectivity, reliability and predictive validity.
Agile Project Management: From Self-Managing Teams to Large-Scale Development
Authors: T. Dybå; Torgeir Dingsøyr
Year: 2015

Agile software development represents a new approach for planning and managing software projects. It puts less emphasis on up-front plans and strict control and relies more on informal collaboration, coordination, and learning. This briefing provides a characterization and definition of agile project management based on extensive studies of large-scale industrial projects. It explains the circumstances behind the change from traditional management with its focus on direct supervision and standardization of work processes, to the newer, agile focus on self-managing teams, including its opportunities and benefits, but also its complexity and challenges. The main focus of the briefing is the four principles of agile project management: minimum critical specification, autonomous teams, redundancy, and feedback and learning. The briefing is intended for researchers, practitioners and educators in software engineering, especially project managers. For researchers, an updated state of the art will be uncovered, and the presentation will be based on current best evidence. For practitioners, principles, processes, and key success factors will be outlined and a successful large-scale case study of agile project management will be presented. For educators, the briefing will provide the basis for developing course material.
ADAMS: advanced artefact management system
Authors: A. D. Lucia; Fausto Fasano; Rocco Oliveto; G. Tortora
Year: 2006

In this paper, we present ADAMS (ADvanced Artefact Management System), a Web-based system that integrates project management and artefact management features, as well as context-awareness and artefact traceability features. In particular, we focus on two features of the tool, namely hierarchical versioning and traceability support
СУЧАСНІ ВИКЛИКИ ЩОДО ЗАЛУЧЕННЯ ІНВЕСТИЦІЙ У ВІДНОВЛЕННЯ ОБ'ЄКТІВ КРИТИЧНОЇ ІНФРАСТРУКТУРИ
Authors: Д. А. Затонацький
Year: 2024

This article addresses the pressing challenges associated with attracting investments for the restoration of critical infrastructure. The process of attracting sufficient investments is often hindered by several factors, including political and economic risks, corruption, an unstable regulatory environment, and the high costs associated with rebuilding infrastructure.
A significant focus of the article is the role of public-private partnerships (PPP) in infrastructure recovery and the necessity of political risk insurance. PPPs offer a promising framework for involving private investors in infrastructure projects. However, the success of PPPs depends on the state’s ability to provide clear, transparent regulatory frameworks and financial incentives, such as tax breaks and government-backed guarantees.
The article also delves into the impact of corruption on investment flows as it significantly reduces investor confidence. The paper emphasizes the need for anti-corruption reforms, including digitalization of public procurement, transparent governance, and independent oversight mechanisms to ensure fair competition and effective project management.
The article explores the growing role of innovative financial instruments like green bonds and ESG investments. These instruments are becoming increasingly relevant in financing sustainable infrastructure projects. The article argues that it is crucial to establish regulatory frameworks that facilitate the use of these instruments, ensuring they are directed towards long-term, environmentally sustainable infrastructure projects.
The article concludes with recommendations for Ukraine that facing significant infrastructure damage due to ongoing conflict. The focus is on reforms that can improve the investment climate, including legal system enhancements, anti-corruption measures, integration with international financial markets, and the implementation of PPP mechanisms. By addressing these issues, Ukraine can enhance its ability to attract international investments necessary for infrastructure recovery, which is a prerequisite for economic growth and reintegration into the global economy.
Technologies of adaptive management as a mechanism for ensuring the stability of the development of companies
Authors: N. Obukhova; Oksana Davydenko
Year: 2024

In this article, the essence of technologies, characteristics and analysis of the phases of business process implementation in project activity under adaptive management are established. Project structuring, allocation of main tasks based on systems theory and development of a functional project management system as a whole become important in adaptive management. It is necessary to consider the activities of development companies comprehensively, relying on the organizational structure through the preparation of real plans, based on the knowledge of all specialists - executors of the works. The activities of companies are clearly structured into processes, which in turn are divided into functions. At the same time, all participants in any project activity are the main elements of the company's structure, as they ensure the practical implementation of the idea and concept. Present-day problems in the organization and management of development companies that arise under the conditions of the functioning of business processes are revealed.Adaptive management is characterized by the choice of a financing strategy for the companies' activities. But it consists in ensuring, through certain actions, the closure of financing needs and the transition from the current capital structure to the future one. In this situation, one-part and parallel use of different funding sources and schemes occurs.The authors indicated the formation of mechanisms for the stable functioning of companies through a process approach. The environment has an impact on the implementation of any project: it is necessary to be able to determine, calculate and take into account the impacts: economic, social, financial, managerial, technological, technical and execution terms, that is, the external and internal environment. Under certain conditions, each of these impacts can be critical for the project and lead to its liquidation.The article notes that all information from all those responsible for business processes are formed into a single industry model that ensures stable functioning.The authors attach an important place to the information system of management, accounting, analysis of project implementation, actualization of problems of operational plans and professionalism of specialists.New approaches and improved methodology for ensuring the stability of the functioning of companies using adaptive management are proposed.
An Optimization Model for the Offshore Well Intervention Campaign: Literature Review
Authors: Sri Konsep Harum Wicaksono; Ahmad Rusdiansyah; H. Armono
Year: 2024


 In the offshore oil industry, well-intervention barges provide crucial support for the production enhancement of offshore platforms. These specially designed ships contain tools and equipment to perform perforation activities that keep the wells active. However, with the relevance and practical operations, operators meet two principal challenges: 1) limited barge availability to serve a set of platforms and 2) each platform exhibits specific job requirements (different number of wells, duration, production gain, cost, time windows). This short literature review provides an overview of the Well Intervention Campaign Problem (WLICP) adopting the model of Vehicle Routing Problem considering Profits (VRPP). We propose four carefully designed questions to answer. It relates to 1) problem structure 2) modelling approach 3) solution technique and 4) optimization scenario. According to the result, WLICP exhibits a rigorous project management structure. Its structure contains the breakdown of n-sub-project representing VRP nodes. Combinatorial optimization helps barges find routes and schedules to maximize profit.