derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
A model of critical success factors for software projects
Authors: Goparaju Purna Sudhakar
Year: 2012

Purpose – Existing models of critical success factors of software projects have less concentration on communication, team, project management and product related factors. Hence, the purpose of this paper is to develop a conceptual model of critical success factors (CSFs) for software development projects, categorize the success factors, finding the factors in each category and highlighting the product, team, project management and communication factors as important categories of success factors for software projects.Design/methodology/approach – A conceptual model and seven categories of success factors comprising a total of 80 success factors for software development projects were identified based on the thorough literature review. These 80 factors are collected based on their importance to software projects and their repeated occurrence in the literature related to CSFs. Based on the occurrence of the success factor in the literature, each category comprising top five success factors are identified as c...
Practical Implementation of Stage-Gate Approach and Professional Project Management System: Current Issues
Authors: Tat'yana Koroleva
Year: 2024

This article examines the implementation of the stage-gate approach and professional project management systems, focusing on current issues. The article employs a comprehensive analysis of organizational practices to identify key aspects of implementation. The study revealed that successful integration requires a systematic approach encompassing regulatory frameworks, information systems, human resources, and organizational changes. The most significant aspects of implementation include creating a methodology that reduces shareholder risks through the systematization of project decision-making processes, balanced allocation of authority, integration of project management systems with existing company systems, overcoming resistance to change, and adapting best practices to specific organizational context. The study results highlight the critical role of top management support, systematic project decision-making, change management programs, and staff training. This research contributes to the development of the field by providing a comprehensive understanding of implementation challenges and offering practical recommendations for organizations aiming to enhance their project management capabilities.
Structure And Functions of Supporting Subsystems in Management of Project-Oriented Businesses of Companies
Authors: Iurii Teslia; O. Grygor; Iulia Khlevna; N. Yehorchenkova; O. Yehorchenkov
Year: 2021

The impact of the global crisis related to the pandemic on the development of product management methodology is shown. The analysis of modern methodological project management is performed and the incompleteness of these methodologies from the standpoint of development of existing project management subsystems is shown. In particular, the provision projects by information, material resources, finance, administrative procedures, methods, templates, standards. From the analysis the conclusion was made about necessity of the review in methodology of project management tool of management support, such as means of resources purchasing and delivery according to the project plan, budgeting, communication management with external subjects of management, management of operational activity, implementation of administrative procedures, training and use of management methods. From this the task and the purpose of the study were formulated, which is consist of creation the structure and functionality of the supporting subsystem of project-oriented business companies. The control functions that these subsystems must perform are given. The structure of the subsystem is presented and the templates for the implementation of the main processes of management of projection-oriented business companies are developed.
Designing Framework for Evaluating Community of Practice for Software Engineering Project Management
Authors: C. Y. Shim; Yeongkwun Kim; Injoo Kim
Year: 2023

In this paper, we identify major components assessed in the evaluation of the community of practice (CoP) formed for project management in software engineering classroom environment. Given the components, we also design sample questions for the assessment questionnaire used for students' survey.
INFLUENCE OF POLICY EVOLUTION ON AGRICULTURE PROJECT PERFORMANCE IN KAKAMEGA COUNTY
Authors: Shadrack Odikara Oriama; Ruth Oriama
Year: 2019

Kakamega is known to be an agriculture hub in Kenya with one of the country’s main cash crop grown in the region. With recent policy trends in managerial, political, financial and otherwise, the county’s agricultural sectors projects performance is on a decline which has detrimental effects on entire agricultural sector due to poor management strategies. This has resulted in a fall out of some agriculture industries such as the sugarcane industry. A look at the evolving agricultural policies in relations to agriculture project performance in Kakamega suggested significance impacts of the strategic policies on overall agriculture projects performance. An analysis of data from sector stakeholders revealed positive correlation between policy evolution in agriculture and overall agriculture performance. This positively influences the performance of agriculture projects which in turn calls for stringent policy advocacy measures to guide project management in the sector. The information gathered from this research was insightful for strategic planning of most agricultural projects in the county and help in strategizing on implementation of agriculture projects. Key words: Policy Evolution, Agriculture, Project Performance, Donor Funding CITATION: Oriama, S. O., & Oriama, R. A. (2019). Influence of policy evolution on agriculture project performance in Kakamega County. A case of Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority. The Strategic Journal of Business & Change Management, 6 (4), 1517 – 1521.
Assessment of Cost Influences in Rail Projects from Contractor's Perspectives
Authors: Mohamad Zahierruden Ismail; Zuhaili Mohamad Ramly; Zafira Nadia Maaz; Farah Nadiah Abdul Rahim
Year: 2023

Rail transportation had been receiving more attention in the Government’s effort to enhance the Malaysian economy internationally. Nevertheless, rail projects involve various stakeholders, massive budgets and are susceptible to cost overrun. This paper aims to evaluate the cost influences concerned with rail projects in a developing nation from contractors’ perspectives. The existing studies lack the consideration of the correlation and relationship between the cost influences, which this paper emphasizes. The data collection was performed by distributing questionnaires to 200 cost managers which are quantity surveyors, project managers, and contract executives across the rail projects in Malaysia. The data analysis uses Statistical Package for Social Sciences Version 27 (SPSS V27) and Structural Equation Modelling (SEM). Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin (KMO) measure of sampling adequacy showed appropriate internal consistency of the research instrument, whereas the Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) showed acceptable Goodness-of-Fit Indices (GFI) within the constructs of the structural model. The SEM calibration resulted in 23 significant cost influences which were clustered into five groups of cost influences. Each of the five groups is associated with different parties in construction projects. A notable causative direction was observed in the relationship between the cost influences. Each cost influence can be connected to each project phase based on the PMBOK Guide. This study adds to the various cost management research along the project management of rail construction. It is able to contribute to the policymakers and consultants in strategizing their cost management plans which is crucial, especially in developing countries such as Malaysia. Emphasizing the critical particulars of cost management in rail projects, this paper also delivers its finding based on stakeholder and system aspects in relation to cost management, which can be referred to by any developing country.
Manajemen Waktu Pada Pekerjaan Arsitektur Proyek Pembangunan Gedung Yayasan Pelita Ilmu Insani
Authors: Manajemen Waktu; Pada Pekerjaan; Arsitektur Proyek; Pembangunan Gedung; Yayasan Pelita; Ilmu Insani; . Windi1; Ahmad Aguswin; Akhmad Akromusyuhada
Year: 2024

The success or failure of a project can be influenced by the lack of planning of project activities, and the supervision carried out is ineffective and has an impact on the project running inefficiently. Then, it will result in delays and a decrease in the quality of work and have an impact on swelling the project budget. Project management is needed in order to manage projects starting from implementation to the end of a project. This research uses a case study on the Pelita Ilmu Foundation Building Construction Project, especially architectural work. This building is located on Jl. Rawa Kuda, Kp. Rawa Kuda RT/RW 004/002 Karangharum, Kedungwaringin District, Bekasi Regency, West Java 17540 [1]. The S curve is used to find out how long a project takes to complete. The aim of this research is to determine time efficiency in terms of the S Curve graph. The results of time management analysis using the S Curve on the graph showed that the realization of time delays was not in accordance with the plan.
How Team Voice Contributes to Construction Project Performance: The Mediating Role of Project Learning and Project Reflexivity
Authors: Ding Wang; Jianyao Jia; Shan Jiang; Tianyi Liu; G. Ma
Year: 2023

Voice behavior has been widely recognized as having various benefits for organizations, while researchers seldom notice its consequences in construction projects. Against this context, this study empirically explores the impact path of team voice on project performance in construction projects from a multi-team system (MTS) perspective. Considering the essence of voice behavior is to provide information, this study introduces the input–process–outcome (IPO) framework to verify how team voice can affect project performance by influencing project learning and project reflexivity. The online survey method, monetary incentive method, and chain-referral sampling method are adopted to distribute the designed questionnaire. A total of 184 data points from completed construction projects in China supported the research conclusion by adopting the partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) technique. Project learning and project reflexivity positively mediate the relationship between team voice and project performance in construction projects. Specifically, team voice can first positively influence project learning and project reflexivity, which both have a positive relationship with project performance. For theory, this study opens the black box between team voice and project performance in the context of construction projects by unveiling the mediating path of project learning and project reflexivity, which also enriches the literature on voice behavior and expands its application. Furthermore, this study provides one new perspective for MTS knowledge by adopting the IPO framework to explore the underlying mechanism between the focal team and the overall team performance of the MTS. For practice, this study has a directive function for construction project management and MTS management, while providing reminders for policymakers, researchers, and practitioners about the significance of project learning and project reflexivity on project performance.
Qualifications of Executive Nurses for Service on Hospital Boards
Authors: Michelle Foxx; C. Garner
Year: 2021

Objective The purpose of this qualitative survey was to document executive nurse leaders' perception of their own leadership qualities in the context of the American Hospital Association (AHA) recommended membership requirements for executive hospital board appointment. Background Hospital boards of trustees are increasingly responsible for the quality of care and its impact on financial performance. High-performing boards are focused on the accountability of chief executive officer for quality metrics. Nurse leaders have valuable insight into key shared governance issues such as quality of care, financial performance, legal requirements, and regulatory oversight. Methods Fifty senior-level nurse executive members polled from the American Organization of Nurse Leaders, the Texas Organization of Nurse Leaders, and the Texas Nurse Practitioners Association completed an online quantitative survey using The Center for Healthcare Governance (CHG) Assessment Tool© of the AHA, which details a list of skills, experience, and personal qualities for executive hospital board placement. Respondents ranked their individual knowledge and skills on a 4-point Likert scale. Results Participant responses indicated that senior-level nurse executives have significant expertise in the key areas of quality, patient safety and performance, healthcare administration and policy, and business management. Areas ranking lower are those associated with organizational specialties: legal, construction project management, and finance. Conclusion This information can be used to educate executive hospital boards regarding the qualifications of nurse leaders members. Nursing leaders, professional organizations, and academia can use this information to assess the skills of senior nursing leaders as it relates to potential board appointments.
Stochastic Optimization Modeling and Quantitative Project Management
Authors: Uma Sudhakar Rao; Srikanth Kestur; C. Pradhan
Year: 2008

Successful projects manage and balance four variables effectively: schedule, effort (or cost), scope, and quality. Project activities influence these four variables as distributions rather than deterministically. Thus, the end results expected from a project with respect to those variables are a function of all the distributions associated with each activity. Integrating stochastic optimization modeling (SOM) with quantitative project management (QPM) lets projects factor in uncertainties and get near-real-time feedback, so they can monitor key variables and initiate corrective action.This case study provides a detailed description of our implementing SOM and QPM in a development project. Our project's scope was to develop a resource management application that facilitated centralized data collection with distributed reporting.
Rabbits, Rabbits, Rabbits: Pet Rabbit Record Book
Authors: Joy C. Jordan; Loretta Rodriguez; Jessica Kochert; Bill Heltemes; Chris Decubellis; Renee Gore
Year: 2020

Pet rabbits are chosen primarily for their temperment, more so than for their looks. They are generally calm animals that can be easily handled and cared for. In the 4-H Pet Rabbit project (visit http://florida4h.org for more information about this online project), youth learn the skills necessary for choosing a healthy rabbit, proper handling of a rabbit, rabbit health, and general care. This document, the Pet Rabbit Record Book (4H RAR 11), familiarizes youth with the importance of record keeping as an integral part of project management. By tracking inventory, financial records associated with their project, rabbit health and grooming details, and related information, youth will be well prepared to relate their experiences in a written narrative as part of their project completion activities. Original publication date September 2010.
The Influence of Agile Methodology (Scrum) on Software Project Management
Authors: Faisal Hayat; A. Rehman; Khawaja Sarmad Arif; Kanwal Wahab; M. Abbas
Year: 2019

Software project management has main role in the Software industry. It includes different processes and knowledge areas. The triple constraint of the software project like time, cost and scope is directly dependent on the requirement of the project. Agile methodology is the iterative way for developing the software project for frequent changes, fast delivery and reduce risk. Software project management also plays important role in agile based software project. Agile methodology influence software project management at 10 knowledge areas. In this study we carried out survey from different software companies and it shows that almost every software company uses agile development (Scrum) and has a positive impact on the software project management.
Establishment of Technical Standard Database for Surface Engineering Construction of Oil and Gas Field
Authors: Taiwu Xia; Zhixiang Dai; Zhan Huang; Li Liu; Ming Luo; Feng Wang; Wei Zhang; Dan Zhou; Jun Zhou
Year: 2023

In recent years, oil and gas field surface engineering construction projects tend to be large in scale, large in quantity, and short in cycle. The task of surface construction management has increased significantly. In the process of project construction, corresponding standards and specifications are required to provide sufficient technical guidance and support for design, construction, and management personnel to ensure project management and control towards compliance, safety, and quality. However, the oil and gas field engineering standards are numerous and specialized, involving different levels of national standards, enterprise standards, and industry standards, which leads to the inefficiency of the actual use of standards and specifications. To solve them, this paper uses knowledge graph technology, OCR recognition, and natural language processing technology to conduct systematic research on the knowledge classification mechanism, data extraction, database construction mechanism, data structuring, and intelligent retrieval matching of oil-gas field surface engineering construction standards. In this study, the structured identification, storage, and information warehousing of standards are realized, and a highly sharable library of standards and specifications is formed, which realizes the intelligent retrieval and pushing of technical standards for surface engineering construction. This paper creates conditions for the realization of intelligent push and benchmarking management of standards and specifications, providing support for digital transformation and intelligent development of oil–gas fields.
An Exploration on The Construction Management Failures in Ongoing Projects of The Kabul City
Authors: Mohammad Sharif
Year: 2022

The construction industry is known for its chronic problems of fragmentation, low productivity, time and cost overruns, poor safety, inferior working conditions, and insufficient quality which ultimately led to project failure and poor construction images. A project becomes a failure when it does not deliver what was required within the agreed-upon budget and time. The majority of projects are temporary efforts to create value through a unique product, service, or result. Almost all projects have a beginning and an end. They have a team, a budget, a schedule, and a set of expectations the team needs to meet. Each project is unique and differs from routine operations and the ongoing activities of the organization. The project of an organization reaches a conclusion once the goal is achieved. The purpose of construction project management is to control a project's time delivery, cost, and quality, and it requires professional management to decrease failure factors. This study covers the construction project management failures and their causes during and after the construction and focuses most on the critical factors that cause the failure of construction projects in Kabul city. Two types of methodologies have been used which will allow the researchers to dive deep and get more information regarding flaws and failure causes, especially with the help of root cause analysis that has made the research more effective. Cost control, scheduling, procurement, and risk assessment have been reported as significant issues that must be addressed in the complicated discipline of construction project management.
Keywords: Construction management failure, Budget, Fragmentation, Project delivery
ON THE ISSUE OF FINANCING PROJECTS IN THE FIELD OF CULTURE OF THE REGION
Authors: С.Ю. Салынина
Year: 2023

В статье представлены результаты исследования технологических особенностей процесса финансирования проектов в сфере культуры с учетом специфики социокультурной ситуации на территории конкретного муниципального образования. Определена специфика проектного менеджмента в сфере культуры, выделены инновационные характеристики системы финансирования социально-культурных проектов, приведен пример анализа социокультурной ситуации в регионе для выбора модели и источников финансирования проектов, предложена форма сводного баланса ресурсного обеспечения проекта. Результаты исследования могут быть использованы в процессах разработки и реализации проектов в сфере культуры на территории муниципальных образований.
 The article presents the results of a study of the technological features of the process of financing projects in the field of culture, taking into account the specifics of the socio-cultural situation on the territory of a particular municipality. The specifics of project management in the field of culture are determined, the innovative characteristics of the system for financing social and cultural projects are highlighted, an example of the analysis of the sociocultural situation in the region is given to select a model and sources of project financing, the form of the consolidated balance of the project's resource provision is proposed. The results of the research can be used in the development and implementation of projects in the field of culture on the territory of municipalities.
gP2S, an Information Management System for CryoEM Experiments.
Authors: Dorota Wypych; Daniel Kierecki; F. Golebiowski; A. Rohou
Year: 2021

Cryogenic electron microscopy (cryoEM) has become an integral part of many drug-discovery projects because crystallography of the protein target is not always achievable and cryoEM provides an alternative means to support structure-based ligand design. When dealing with a large number of distinct projects, and within each project a potentially large number of ligand-protein co-structures, accurate record keeping rapidly becomes challenging. Many experimental parameters are tuned for each target, including at the sample preparation, grid preparation, and microscopy stages. Therefore, accurate record keeping can be crucially important to enable long-term reproducibility, and to facilitate efficient teamwork, especially when steps of the cryoEM workflow are performed by different operators. To help deal with this challenge, we developed a web-based information management system for cryoEM, called gP2S. The application keeps track of each experiment, from sample to final atomic model, in the context of projects, a list of which is maintained in the application, or externally in a separate system. User-defined controlled vocabularies of consumables, equipment, protocols and software help describe each step of the cryoEM workflow in a structured manner. gP2S is widely configurable and, depending on the team's needs, may exist as a standalone product or be a part of a broader ecosystem of scientific applications, integrating via REST APIs with project management tools, applications tracking the production of proteins or of small molecules ligands, or applications automating data collection and storage. Users can register details of each grid and microscopy session including key experimental metadata and parameter values, and the lineage of each experimental artifact (sample, grid, microscopy session, map, etc.) is recorded. gP2S serves as a cryoEM experimental workflow organizer that enables accurate record keeping for teams, and is available under an open-source license.