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FORMATION OF THE STRATEGY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF TOURIST ENTERPRISES IN THE REGION
Authors: Natalia Kalycheva; Myroslava Korin; Evgeniya Lobanova
Year: 2023

Tourism is one of the most compatible types of economic development with other types of economic activity, which improves the quality of life of the population, preserves cultural heritage and traditions, contributes to the protection and improvement of the environment, activates the use of community buildings, and forms the concrete capacity of the region. Ukraine is a large tourist country, which before the was visited by millions of foreigners every year. However, after the beginning of Russian aggression, the tourism sector began to experience losses. Despite the tendency to decrease the total number of tourism entities, the market of tourist services continues to function –consumers want to rest, so enterprises in the field are forced to find new directions of development, to work on defining the segment of the consumer market and priorities for the formation of a tourist product, in order to survive in today's extremely difficult conditions. Rely not only on the existing register of tourist resources, but also take intoaccount the effectiveness of tourism in the regions and Ukraine. In addition, because the current rates of change in economic and political situations are very fast, strategic planning becomes the only way to formally forecast future problems and opportunities.It is worth noting that the main task of the process of developing a strategy for the development of tourism entrepreneurship is the assessment of the tourist socio-economic value of the objects of the territorial community, which may be interesting for tourists, according to the following elements: nature, science, culture and economic development. The strategy of the development of tourist activity is a multi-stage process, which based on generally recognized laws adapted to the crisis phenomena of the modern economy. First, a comprehensive assessment of the potential is necessary: natural resource, personnel, investment, infrastructure and innovation, industry, regulatory, social and marketing. It is also necessary to evaluate the influencing factors: socio-economic development of the region, established and promising specialization, degree of state support, investment projects, management standards, monitoring system of key indicators. In addition, it is necessary to evaluate the factors that transform the object of management (quality, mechanism, tools, technologies, methods and functions of management).Keywords: tourist enterprises, territorial communities, market of tourist services, strategy, development, competitiveness
Implementing VuFind as an alternative to Voyager's WebVoyage interface: One library's experience
Authors: Birong Ho; K. Kelley; S. Garrison
Year: 2009

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to present a case study of what is involved in implementing the VuFind discovery tool.Design/methodology/approach – The paper documents Western Michigan University's experience with VuFind thus far, in several stages: planning; pre‐alpha testing; alpha testing; and beta testing.Findings – The implementation process took longer than the authors originally expected. Users' input was not consistent and demanded software customization. WMU began with a relatively loose project management approach, but later reinforced the project with a specific scope statement and prioritized items within the scope to arrive at a beta‐testable version of VuFind.Practical implications – The benefits of using open source software include low barrier and cost to entry, highly customizable code, and unlimited instances (libraries may run as many copies of as many components as needed, on as many pieces of hardware as they have, for as many purposes as they wish). One significant cost is in ...
Resource allocation using metaheuristic search
Authors: A. Connor; Amit Shah
Year: 2014

This research is focused on solving problems in the area of software project management using metaheuristic search algorithms and as such is research in the field of search based software engineering. The main aim of this research is to evaluate the performance of different metaheuristic search techniques in resource allocation and scheduling problems that would be typical of software development projects. This paper reports a set of experiments which evaluate the performance of three algorithms, namely simulated annealing, tabu search and genetic algorithms. The experimental results indicate that all of the metaheuristics search techniques can be used to solve problems in resource allocation and scheduling within a software project. Finally, a comparative analysis suggests that overall the genetic algorithm had performed better than simulated annealing and tabu search.
EFFECT OF PROJECT MANAGER’S TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP ON PERFORMANCE OF AVIATION SAFETY PROJECTS IN JOMO KENYATTA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Authors: Grace Njeri Kimani; T. Kising’u
Year: 2019

The purpose of this research was to assess the effect of project manager’s transformational leadership on performance of aviation safety projects in Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. The research adopted   quantitative research design and cross-sectional survey research design to address the formulated hypotheses. Primary data was collected by use of self-administered questionnaires which was distributed through drop and pick method to a total sample size of 80 employees working at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. The sample was determined through proportionate stratified sampling method. Questionnaires were used as the main research instrument for data collection. Data was analyzed with the aid of a computer software; Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) Version 24.  It was then summarized and presented in form of tables to facilitate a clear interpretation of statistics and in drawing conclusions. The results indicated a positive relationship between the independent variable namely idealized influence, inspirational motivation, intellectual stimulation and individualized consideration. Correlation was found to be strong and positive on the four variables thus depicting the relationship between the variables to be very critical in performance of aviation safety projects in JKIA, Kenya. The study recommended adoption and application of effective project management leadership practices. Due to the complex nature of projects, the study recommended that project teams acquire a mix of competencies like conceptual skills, people skills and technical skills while problem solving, interpersonal and communication skills cut across all levels of management. The study suggested project leaders’ need a minimum years of experience in order to be better placed to design project teams that incorporate a mix of employees who are more capable of effectively executing projects, thus ensuring performance of safety projects. Key terms: Idealized Influence, Individualized Consideration, Intellectual Stimulation, Inspirational Motivation,  Project Management, Project Performance, Transformational Leadership CITATION Kimani, G. N., & Kising’u, T. M. (2019). Effect of project manager’s transformational leadership on performance of aviation safety projects in Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. The Strategic Journal of Business & Change Management, 6 (4), 902 – 918
Proposition for an adapted management process to evolve from an unsupervised Life Cycle Assessment of complex industrial systems towards an eco-designing organisation
Authors: François Cluzel; B. Yannou; Y. Leroy; D. Millet
Year: 2012

The integration of environmental concerns into the product design process is not trivial when dealing with complex industrial systems. Actually, environmental assessment methodologies like Life Cycle Assessments reach, in this case, methodological and organisational limits. More generally, the complexity inherent in the design process may put off eco-design initiatives from a lack of organisational management, methods and tools. In this article, we propose a project management methodology to facilitate the integration of eco-design into the design process of complex industrial systems. This methodology is based on continuous improvement and a Define, Measure, Analyse, Improve, Control (DMAIC) process. It is then structured around precise team definition, precise milestones, deliverables and phases. A first stage ensures a reliable environmental assessment of the full system and the identification of environmental improvement projects. A second stage allows the independent execution of the most promising improvement projects. A first application is proposed on the Alstom Grid AC/DC (alternative current/direct current) conversion substations for the aluminium industry. A Life Cycle Assessment has been performed with limited resources and has provided rich findings and promising perspectives. It shows in particular that the best environmental configuration of such a complex industrial system depends on external parameters like the implantation site.
Unlocking success: key elements of sustainable business models in the wooden multistory building sector
Authors: E. Nagy; J. Jussila; L. Häyrinen; K. Lähtinen; C. Mark‐Herbert; R. Toivonen; A. Toppinen; Anders Roos
Year: 2024

Few studies have investigated the processes and strategic interactions among the Wooden Multistory Construction (WMC) industry actors, its customers, and local policymakers. Further insights into this field are needed for a sustainability transition in the construction sector. This study aims to explain WMC’s corporate sustainability strategies for co-creation with customers and municipalities. This was based on interviews with key informants in the sector and WMC actors using three case studies in Sweden. Our interviews focused on business processes, interactions with users and municipalities, sustainability, and innovation in the WMC market. The findings reflect the notion of a slow transition in the Swedish WMC market toward using more wood as a bearing structure, which is supported by the competitive advantages and climate performance of wood. The three case studies indicated that the corporate focus is currently placed on incremental improvements in operations, price competitiveness, and successful project management. However, in contexts where wood construction is seen as a unique advantage, collaborations between the construction industry and end users have developed and served as novel platforms for WMC market development. The study concludes that WMCl growth hinges on the industry’s housing offerings prioritizing quality, affordability, and swift construction.
Problems and prospects of developing an algorithm for flexible project management in the field of wholesale sales
Authors: A. Volkov
Year: 2023

The article is devoted to the study of the current state of problems and prospects for the development of an algorithm for flexible project management in the field of wholesale sales. Theoretical foundations of project and flexible management are revealed, the possibilities and ways of their integration are clarified. It is revealed that flexible management can become an instrumental basis for the reproduction of project management by providing radically new conditions for organizing project activities. Among the changes in the integration of project and flexible management, it is worth considering: organizing the activities of project teams that will act on the principles of co–organization and influence on the final result; application of a new delegation of authority scheme; redistribution and fragmentation of tasks into small tasks; rejection of phased implementation towards parallelization of project management; return to the previous stages of project activities in case of need to make changes; the establishment of new complementary projects to ensure a better outcome; rejection of downtime of individual groups in favor of a permanent distribution of tasks. These changes are positive effects in the implementation of projects based on flexible methodology. Based on the results of the study, the nature of the advantages and disadvantages of implementing flexible project management in the field of wholesale sales is demonstrated, conclusions are drawn about the possibilities and limitations of the development of appropriate algorithms and the nature of their testing.
PERKEMBANGAN DAN ARAH PENELITIAN KUALITAS PENGAMBILAN KEPUTUSAN TERHADAP KINERJA PERUSAHAAN : ANALISIS BIBILIOMETRIK
Authors: Ilhamsyah Al Rasyid
Year: 2024

Penelitian ini meneliti tentang pengaruh kualias pengambilan keputusan terhadap kinerja perusahaan dengan menganalisis data menggunakan bibliometrik. Metode yang digunakan adalah dengan mencari database berupa kata kunci dan penyaringan kategori dokumen di dalam jurnal Scopus sehingga peneliti berhasil mengumpulkan data 1.765 dokumen. Data tersebut diolah ke dalam perangkat lunak seperti R-Studio dan Biblioshiny. Setelah dianalisis menggunakan thematic map, terdapat 4 kuadran yang dimana decision making berada pada kuadran ke tiga (kiri bawah). Terdapat kata kunci yang paling banyak dibahas seperti Decision Making, Quality Control, Sustainable Developement, Project Management, dan Decision Support Systems. Simpulan, adanya pendekatan dengan bibliometrik ini guna untuk mengetahui topik apa yang relevan dengan permasalahan yang ada serta sebagai sumber topik inspirasi untuk peneliti dalam memecahkan suatu masalah dalam dunia manajemen
Driving sustainable growth in SME manufacturing: The role of digital transformation, project, and capture management
Authors: Ekene. Ezinwa; Kehinde Feranmi; E. Nwankwo; James Olakunle Oladapo; Chinwe Chinazo Okoye; Olusegun Gbenga; Uzondu Chikodiri Scholastica
Year: 2024

In the landscape of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) within the manufacturing sector, achieving sustainable growth amidst increasing competition and evolving market demands presents a significant challenge. This abstract delves into the pivotal role of digital transformation, project management, and capture management in fostering sustainable growth for SME manufacturers. Digital transformation has emerged as a transformative force, offering SME manufacturers unprecedented opportunities to optimize processes, enhance efficiency, and expand their market reach. Through the adoption of advanced technologies such as Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), and cloud computing, SMEs can streamline operations, improve product quality, and swiftly adapt to changing consumer preferences. Moreover, effective project management plays a crucial role in driving sustainable growth by ensuring timely delivery of products, cost optimization, and resource utilization. By implementing robust project management methodologies such as Agile or Lean, SME manufacturers can mitigate risks, enhance collaboration, and accelerate innovation, thereby gaining a competitive edge in the market. Furthermore, capture management, encompassing the identification, qualification, and pursuit of business opportunities, is instrumental in securing long-term growth for SME manufacturers. By strategically identifying target markets, understanding customer needs, and developing tailored solutions, SMEs can effectively capitalize on emerging opportunities and strengthen their market position. However, harnessing the synergies between digital transformation, project management, and capture management requires a comprehensive strategic approach. SME manufacturers must invest in cultivating a culture of innovation, fostering cross-functional collaboration, and nurturing talent equipped with the requisite digital and managerial skills. Driving sustainable growth in SME manufacturing necessitates a holistic approach that integrates digital transformation, project management, and capture management strategies. By embracing technological advancements, optimizing operational processes, and seizing market opportunities, SME manufacturers can embark on a trajectory of sustained success in the ever-evolving landscape of manufacturing.
Atribuições e Competências Individuais do Scrum Master: Um Estudo Exploratório [ScrumMaster's Attributions and Competences: An Exploratory Study]
Authors: João Helis Bernardo; J. L. Junior; J. A. O. G. Cunha
Year: 2016

The need for faster deliveries with maximum business value to the product has gained prominence in current software development scenario. One of the key roles is the ScrumMaster in the context of agile projects management process based on Scrum. In this way, it is important to understand how this role has been perceived by practitioners in software development in order to identify elements that are beyond the proposed by Scrum. Hence, this paper presents a qualitative research, performed to identify attributions and competences inherent to the role of ScrumMaster under professionals viewpoint that works in the public sector. This work has identified 20 different ScrumMaster attributions in respect of Product Owner, Team and organization, as also 12 competences considered important to this role.
A systematic mapping study on requirements scoping
Authors: K. Wnuk; Ravi Kollu
Year: 2016

Context: Requirements scoping is one of the key activities in requirements management but also a major risk for project management. Continuously changing scope may create a congestion state in handling the requirements inflow which causes negative consequences, e.g. delays or scope creep. Objectives: In this paper, we look at requirements scoping literature outside Software Product Line (SPL) by exploring the current literature on the phenomenon, summarizing publication trends, performing thematic analysis and analyzing the strength of the evidence in the light of rigor and relevance assessment. Method: We run a Systematic Mapping Study (SMS) using snowballing procedure, supported by a database search for the start set identification, and identified 21 primary studies and 2 secondary studies. Results: The research interest in this area steadily increases and includes mainly case studies, validation or evaluation studies. The results were categorized into four themes: definitions, negative effects associated with scoping, challenges and identified methods/tools. The identified scope management techniques are also matched against the identified requirements scoping challenges.
Investigating Mediation Effect of Innovation on the Relationship Between Project Management and Property Organizational Performance
Authors: Mohsen Mohamed Alhamed; Wan Fauziah Wan Yusoff
Year: 2023

In the context of challenging property organizational performance, innovation plays a crucial role in mediating the relationship between project management and organizational performance. Therefore, this paper presents a study aiming to develop and assess a mediation model where project management acts as the independent variable, innovation as the mediator, and property organizational performance as the dependent variable. Data were collected through a questionnaire survey among employees in real estate companies in the UAE, distributing 390 questionnaires using traditional random sampling techniques. However, the model utilized responses from 375 completed questionnaires. The collected data were employed to develop the model in SmartPLS software, which wasthen analysedand assessed at both the measurement and structural components. The findings indicate that all direct relationships are statistically significant, except for one: QTY -> INNO. Concerning indirect relationships, two out of the four relationships are not statistically significant: QTY -> INNO -> PFM and SCP -> INNO -> PFM. Additionally, the mediator variable, INNO, induces two instances of partial mediation and two instances without any mediation effect. Moreover, the model’s Goodness-of-Fit value is 0.766, indicating that the model has 76.6% ofpredictive capability.
CDD: computational discovery desktop
Authors: V. Anisimov; Michael J. Hallock; T. Pogorelov
Year: 2015

Computational Discovery Desktop (CDD) is an application-independent middleware that aids researchers in the daily interaction with distributed HPC resources. It provides computational project management at personal, research group, and inter-institutional collaboration levels. The CDD framework seamlessly integrates typical operations, including multi-user access to the project data, application deployment, input preparation, job scheduling, state gathering, data archival, etc. into the daily work of the researcher by offering a common interface to the frequently performed tasks. The implemented scheduling options support an extensive logic for job dependencies and submitting and cancelling a job at specific time and condition. The job state monitor ascertains the job progress and includes the ability to terminate the job if a predefined condition is met, e.g. the job is too slow due to system issues. The interface can easily be expanded to include additional operations. The users are free to choose the desired level of integration of their day-to-day operations into the CDD framework based on their individual habits and experience of interaction with HPC resources. CDD relies on a relational MySQL database back-end. It uses cron utility to perform the scheduled off-line tasks and to create periodic reports about job and project states. CDD uses XML format to manage the input files and to store the post-processed metadata. It comes with an extensive set of command-line tools for interaction with the user, which are written in Perl to simplify modification and to avoid compilation. CDD employs Globus Toolkit to conduct the certificate-based authentication and data transfer. Currently configured applications include NAMD, Amber, GROMACS, LAMMPS, and NWChem. The applications were tested on NCSA Blue Waters and TACC Stampede.
Review on Potential Risks in Construction Process
Authors: Surajkumar D. Salunke; Pranav Lende
Year: 2023

Abstract: Risk assessment is an important part of project management in the construction industry. It includes identifying, identifying and mitigating risks that may affect project objectives. This article provides an overview of the various risk assessment methods used in the construction industry, from quantitative to fuzzy methods. This study introduces validation methods such as Monte Carlo simulation, sensitivity analysis, critical path analysis, fault tree analysis, tree analysis and failure models, effects and critical analysis. These versatile methods provide an overview of the likelihood of their occurrence and its impact on the objectives of the project, making them effective tools in the field. In addition, the article explores the idea of turbidity as a way to quantify the quality of certain risks in underground construction projects. Legislative frameworks and tools for assessing land development related issues that offer new solutions for risk management in complex situations are also discussed. Analysis pointed out that there is no single method of risk assessment that concerns all organizations and activities. In summary, risk assessment plays an important role in construction decision making, resource allocation and the development of risk mitigation strategies. Continuous research and development in this area will further refine and improve the risk assessment method, resulting in the overall success and sustainability of construction.