derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Practical Experiences in the Use of Pattern-Recognition Strategies to Transform Software Project Plans into Software Business Processes of Information Technology Companies
Authors: Carlos Arévalo; Isabel M. Ramos; Javier Jesus Gutiérrez Rodriguez; Margarita Cruz
Year: 2019

Business process management (BPM) is a strategic advantage for all kinds of organizations, including information technology companies (ITCs), which cannot stay out of the BPM approach. ITCs manage business processes like projects to create and maintain software. Although Project Management Systems (PMSs), such as Microsoft™ Project Server® (MPS®), are considered as non-process-aware information systems (Non-PAISs), they may be a source to generate processes. In this paper, we propose a reverse engineering approach, which uses patterns to transform software projects stored in MPS® legacy databases into software business processes. For this, we base on the model-driven engineering paradigm and deal with the time perspective of the processes. This kind of experiences are scarce or almost nonexistent, so we show the AQUA-WS project case study, which runs with MPS® as source system and software process modeling languages as target systems. ITCs can benefit from this research by gathering knowledge about perspectives of their processes that would otherwise be wasted, such as executed projects or expired documents used in Non-PAISs. This fact can become a key factor for ITCs, which can increase their competitiveness and reduce software costs, as part of the BPM lifecycle of continuous improvement.
A territorial approach for infrastructure project management: the case of the hydropower plant of Belo Monte, Pará, Brazil
Authors: Daniela Gomes Pinto; Marco Antônio Carvalho Teixeira
Year: 2023

Abstract The socio-political complexity and consequent transactional and institutional costs of infrastructure projects are magnified in the Brazilian Amazon, a rich-resource region with social and environmental fragilities, thus posing challenges for project management. One of the main drivers of the Brazilian development strategy is infrastructure projects. However, these projects struggle to meet results in terms of local development, overloading social services, changing livelihoods, violating human rights, and exacerbating social vulnerabilities, environmental degradation, and deforestation. Despite greater scrutiny in environmental licensing, the process remains insufficient to mitigate impacts, and social participation is limited. The decision-making process remains technocratic and isolated from civil society, ignoring its inherently political character. Territorially blind and socially deaf projects lead to contestations by civil society and poor anticipation of demands, making territories mere receptacles of investments. Consequences for project management include delays, processes in courts, reputational damages, and missed opportunities for sustainable territorial development. Through semi-structured interviews and documental analysis of the case study of the Belo Monte Hydropower Plant, we investigate how a territorial approach to infrastructure governance can affect project management. Analysis shows that territories are actively influencing and influenced by infrastructure delivery, which corroborates the idea that contextual specificities to infrastructure delivery require specific ways of planning and managing projects. Adopting a context-specific territorial approach could anticipate some of the challenges and complexities of infrastructure management in developing and emerging economies. Also, results oriented toward development goals, such as the SDGs, can be more efficient both for territories and project delivery.
The impact of poor planning on the duration and cost of the projects
Authors: Fatimah Slaeat
Year: 2024

This study explores how inadequate planning affects the duration and cost of projects, based on a questionnaire survey conducted among project management practitioners. The survey aimed to evaluate the impact of poor planning on key project outcomes, including risk forecasting, project success, and overall cost and time efficiency. The results show that 55.8% of respondents believe that poor planning significantly impacts risk forecasting, while 60.4% reported a major negative effect on overall project success. In response to these challenges, project management teams implemented various mitigation strategies, with 34% focusing on enhancing communication and 26.4% reorganizing execution phases and increasing fieldwork.Additionally, when reflecting on lessons learned for future projects, 77% of respondents recognized that they gained valuable insights, while 23% indicated only partial learning. The findings emphasize the crucial role of effective planning in reducing delays and cost overruns, as poor planning was seen to significantly increase both. This highlights the necessity for better communication, strategic reorganization, and more flexible planning processes to ensure successful project delivery. In conclusion, the study illustrates that effective planning is vital for project efficiency, and failing to plan adequately can lead to heightened risks, extended timelines, and increased costs, making it a key area for ongoing improvement in project management..
A Study on Bid Decision Factors for Non-Performing Real Estate Project Financing and the Valuation Basis
Authors: Taegeun Kim; Heecheol Shim; Sungrok Kim
Year: 2025

As the scale of real estate project financing (PF) of large construction companies in South Korea increase, discontinued construction projects and PF default rates in the financial world are also rapidly increasing. Furthermore, the percentage of PF bad debts in South Korea today has increased as much as about three times compared to that in 2023. The increase in bad debt rates results mainly from the moderate supply of new funds, delays in non-performing PF arrangements, and so forth. To address this problem, it is necessary to restart the development of non-performing real estate PF development sites through successful bidding and to review the valuation basis for development projects. Therefore, this study aims to derive internal and external characteristics of non-performing real estate PF development sites in South Korea and examine the effects of specific factors on their successful bidding. In addition, significant variables are selected based on the analysis result; the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) analysis is performed to establish a new valuation system for real estate development projects. After careful consideration of various literature reviews and expert opinions, an analysis model is established to ensure the suitability of the study model with the error range minimized. As AHP was performed based on the newly established hierarchy, the higher ranks of each valuation factor were derived based on priority and importance, and the valuation basis was rearranged accordingly. The conclusion was derived through a comprehensive review of the results of the two analyses above. It was verified that certain factors—business feasibility assessment, work performance assessment, and basic evaluation—played key roles in the success and successful bidding of real estate projects. This point suggests that strict project management and performance standards must be set based on the economic achievements of financial validity indexes and business performance capabilities. Stable profit distribution and business transparency are also viewed as vital factors for the success of projects. Therefore, this study reestablishes the valuation basis for development projects in South Korea and presents policy suggestions on location propriety and business advancement based on the analysis of non-performing PF bid decision factors and the development project valuation basis.
From Sun to Sustainability: Project Management Strategies for Solar Energy in Baluchistan’s Agriculture
Authors: Syed haider abbas Naqvi; Abdul Khaliq; Jamil ahmed Memon; Ghalib Nadeem; Atif Aziz
Year: 2024

This study explores the incorporation of solar energy and project management in sustainable agriculture in Baluchistan, Pakistan. A 10-acre farm with a solar-powered water reservoir supports up to 10 irrigation sets, illustrating a tactical synthesis of reserve management and environmental stewardship. The economic scrutiny confirmations that the agronomy of onions, potatoes, and spinach on this farm might harvest a profit oscillating from 1.537 to 1.62 million Rupees, with a breakeven point valued at 1.76 years. This model serves as a beacon for profitable, eco-friendly agronomic practices, leveraging solar power to overwhelmed water insufficiency challenges. Despite the global dependence on fossil fuels, solar energy's interest has been regular, expressly in agriculture. The findings reveal a stark variance in the practicality of solar energy across diverse sectors due to Pakistan's inconsistent national grid. The research underlines the critical need for particular project management to harness the full latent of solar power and set a usual for future activities in lucrative and ecologically cognizant agronomy.
Algorithm for Dividing a Project into Batches with Flexible Planning Technologies
Authors: Arseny N. Puntikov; Alexey N. Shikov
Year: 2023

The article proposes and justifies an algorithm for dividing a project into batches, which allows you to choose the optimal path for its implementation, without resorting to detailed planning of the entire scope of work, based on local data on the state of the project and the nearest milestone. Categories of projects for which the viability of a flexible ap-proach to planning can be justified when the focus of project management is aimed at short-term goals are identified. For this purpose, a classification of projects into composite and indivisible, as well as into projects with and without memory is proposed. An example of the work of the developed algorithm for dividing a project into batches is considered, on the basis of which it is concluded that the algorithm complies with the best industry practices. The main directions for further research are listed.
Students' Perception of a Postgraduate Course in Agile Project Management Aimed at Developing Soft Skills
Authors: Alix E. Rojas; Camilo Mejía-Moncayo
Year: 2019

During the last decades, teachers have observed with attention and interest, but passively, the technology and its use in classrooms; In times where digital transformation has completely changed our society. Teaching-learning methods are evolving in combination with new technologies, due to the daily use of the technology to which students are immersed. And traditional educational environments are no longer enough for students to develop a set of necessary skills in a global, complex, and highly competitive environment. While the technical capabilities of professionals are valued in the industry, social skills are a differentiating aspect that organizations demand today. Understanding and working under a framework like Scrum, whose philosophy is raised on values and principles oriented towards teamwork, becomes essential. We presented the general design of an elective course of the Specialization in Technological Management program of the Faculty of Engineering. The primary competence was the comprehension of the Scrum framework from a project management perspective. The course design was based on promoting the Scrum pillars and values through teamwork, continuous feedback, and using some gadgets to stimulate students’ participation. Finally, we show the results obtained from the survey applied to students when they finished the course. We also discuss opportunities for improvement, and conclusions of the process.
Critical IT Project Management Competencies: Aligning Instructional Outcomes with Industry Expectations
Authors: F. Uzoka; Kalen Keavey; Janet Miller; Namrata Khemka; Randy W. Connolly
Year: 2018

Academic computing curricula generally focus on teaching the specific technological skills expected of new graduates in their disciplines. Yet when it comes to hiring these graduates, behavioral skills (also called soft skills) such as communication and personal integrity are almost always rated as being more important than the technological skills. This mixed-method research project adds to the understanding of skill expectations required for new hires by providing information from a global sample of project management professionals. Both the quantitative and qualitative results are in accord with the vast majority of the extant literature in that behavioral skills were seen as more critical than technical skills. Implications and recommendations for educators, curriculum developers, and prospective graduates are discussed.
DRIVERS OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT EFFICIENCY IN AGRICULTURAL PROJECTS IN KENYA: A CASE OF INTERNATIONAL FERTILIZER DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (IFDC)
Authors: Lora Wawira Charagu; Makori Moronge
Year: 2018

This study sought to establish the drivers of project management efficiency that are essential in contributing to the success of agricultural projects. The research was conducted in the agricultural projects financed and developed by the International Fertilizer Development Centre in Kenya. The study targeted 96 project staff members, which provided pertinent information about the research problem. A census survey technique method was used and data was collected through the use of questionnaires. The data was analyzed by use of both qualitative and quantitative methods with the help of Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS). I t was notable that there exists strong positive relationship between the independent variables and project management efficiency in agricultural projects. The study recommended that a needs analysis of stakeholders should be conducted. This identifies their needs and prioritizes them as well as helping in identifying the root causes of the problem. The study recommended that the top management should ensure that there are adequate communication channels to support project team activities. The top management team should motivate the project team and delegate the responsibilities to the overall team and individual teams. There should be adequate coordination of project activities and the project team adheres to the set rules, procedures and standards. The study recommended adequate financing mechanisms to enhance timely completion of projects and ensure reduction of cost overruns. The financial management of the capital invested in the project should be meant for the delivery of a quality project. There is need for transparency and accountability on the management of the project funds and other available project resources. There should be resource planning (equipment, staffing and funds) for the implementation of the project activities. Key Words: stakeholder involvement, top management, resource allocation, monitoring and evaluation, Project management
Transforming engineering and science education through active learning
Authors: Massood Towhidnejad; T. Hilburn; S. Salamah
Year: 2014

Advances in engineering methods and technology, modern system complexity, and the need to work across cultures and multiple time zones have influenced significant change in the practice of engineering. The same cannot be said of engineering education. This paper describes the Digital Home case study project that covers full life-cycle development of a software product (project management, requirements analysis and specification, design, implementation, testing and maintenance) that has been integrated throughout graduate and undergraduate curriculum. The paper will discuss some of our experiences gained during this project, followed by some guidelines on how this can be done at other schools.
Features of the implementation of projects and programs for the development of agriculture in the framework of sustainable development of the Novosibirsk region
Authors: M.M. Chernyakova; M.A. Zavarzina
Year: 2024

This article analyzes the specifics of the implementation of projects and programs for the development of agriculture in the framework of sustainable development of the Novosibirsk region. The relevance of this study is due to the need to improve the efficiency of the agricultural sector, which plays a significant role in the economy of the region. The article analyzes existing programs and identifies problems that hinder the achievement of goals, as well as suggests ways to solve them. The main focus is on project management, the current state of rural areas, food security and the rational use of natural resources. The trends and priorities of the agricultural sector development are highlighted, as well as the effectiveness of program measures is evaluated. The purpose of the work is an in-depth analysis of the practice of project implementation and the development of recommendations for improving management and control in this area. The article highlights the insufficient scientific knowledge of the topic, which makes the study a significant contribution to the agro-industrial research of the region. The concept of sustainable development is considered as a systematic approach to improving the quality of life and economic development without compromising the environment. Attention is focused on the use of renewable resources and the protection of biodiversity. The article also examines the importance of projects and programs as strategic planning tools in agriculture, emphasizing their role in solving social and economic problems at the level of local communities. As a result, the material presents a comprehensive analysis of the principles of sustainable development and their application in an agricultural context, confirming the need to introduce sustainable methods into agriculture to improve productivity, develop infrastructure and create favorable living conditions in rural areas. The authors focus on the strategic importance of socio-economic development of rural areas both for the region and for the country as a whole. The problems existing despite such achievements, as the growth of agricultural production and modernization of infrastructure are described.
Ethical Considerations in Cost Estimation: Addressing Transparency and Integrity in the Estimating Process
Authors: Abhiram Reddy Anireddy
Year: 2022

As a construction project management critical component, cost estimation influences budgeting, resource allocation and contractual agreements. But despite these problems, challenges of ethics like underestimation, overestimation, conflicts of interest and lack of transparency negatively affect the accuracy and the fairness of cost estimates. Sometimes, though, you can face project delays, cost overruns, disputes, and damaged professional reputations as a result of these issues. In this paper, cost estimation is considered in light of ethical issues that include transparency, accountability and adherence to industry standards as set by organizations such as ASPE, RICS and PMI. It also investigates the potential for technologies such as BIM and advanced cost-estimation software to increase ethical compliance and improve accuracy. Finally, recommendations for the improvement of ethical practice of cost estimation are made to enhance the degree of trust and integrity in the construction industry.
Analisis Kelayakan Proyek Pengelolaan Limbah Drilling Cutting di Perusahaan Manufaktur Semen
Authors: Aini Suryani; Bonitasari Nurul Alfa
Year: 2023

Perusahaan manufaktur semen di Jawa Barat sedang mengerjakan proyek pengelolaan limbah drilling cutting dengan rata-rata kapasitas pengiriman limbah adalah sebanyak 2,500 – 4,000 ton selama 2-3 bulan. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menentukan kelayakan proyek berdasarkan aspek finansial dan non-finansial. Dari hasil penelitian diperoleh keuntungan sebesar Rp. 42,900,289,588, BCR 1.17 dan NPV 33,207,124,345. Dari aspek hukum, perusahaan manufaktur semen sudah memiliki dokumen ijin sebagai perusahaan pemanfaat limbah. Dari aspek teknis, teknologi co-processing yang digunakan dalam pemanfaatan limbah sudah cukup efektif mengurangi jumlah limbah industri dan emisi. Dari aspek manajemen, proyek pengelolaan limbah drilling cutting ini melibatkan sebanyak 102 tenaga kerja sesuai dengan kapasitas yang diperlukan, dan tidak ada perubahan struktur organisasi selama proyek berlangsung. Dari aspek lingkungan dan sosial, proyek ini dapat mengurangi jumlah limbah B3 di lingkungan, mengurangi konsumsi bahan baku pembuatan semen yang berasal dari alam seperti batu kapur, pasir silika, shale dan pasir besi.
Deployment and Implementation of IFS System Procurement Management Module of Road Network Company
Authors: Yajun Zheng
Year: 2023

Enterprise Resource Plan is the coordination of management and technology, making full use of information and supporting operational decision is the resource of ERP. Huge enterprise need to adapt the management requirement of information age and implement ERP. Beijing Rail Transit Luwang Group implement project management and operate resource is the coordination of ERP concept and software, and put it into practice and operation. Purchasing management module take an important role in the ERP implementation. Material purchase, equipment purchase finance control, all these need to realize in the purchasing management system. So we make research and analyze to the purchasing management, then design and develop for IFS purchasing function module, and achieve the purpose of adjusting the organization structure and implementing function. This article analyzed the factors which affect the ERP implementation in every stage and evaluated the result of implement ERP. And this article also present the all processes from demand analysis to system test. According to the current situation of Luwang Group, we proposed adjustment for the management system which all departments participant, then build the relationship between material requirement with purchase application and contract, in order to promote the efficiency and turnover ratio of spare parts. Improving the material management and ensure the consistence between cash on hand and accounting ledger. Then evaluating the ERP efficiency and summarizing the advantages and problems of internal enterprise, and providing experience for ERP implementation widely.
Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Technology-Based Project Management Systems for Software Development
Authors: Mila Maulatul Indi; Donny Muda Priyangan; Febri Dolis Herdiani; Budiman Budiman; Yuliana Mose
Year: 2023

The article "Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Technology-Based Project Management Systems for Software Development" explores the efficacy of project management systems in the context of software development projects. In the dynamic landscape of software engineering, efficient project management is crucial for successful and timely delivery of high-quality software products. The study employs a comprehensive evaluation framework to assess the performance and impact of technology-based project management systems on software development projects. 
The research methodology involves a combination of quantitative and qualitative analyses, incorporating key performance indicators and user satisfaction surveys. The evaluation criteria encompass aspects such as project timelines, resource allocation, collaboration efficiency, and overall project success. By studying multiple case scenarios and employing a comparative analysis, the research aims to identify patterns, strengths, and weaknesses associated with different technology-based project management systems commonly used in the software development industry. 
The findings of this study are expected to contribute valuable insights to both academia and industry practitioners, shedding light on the optimal selection and utilization of project management systems for software development endeavors. As organizations increasingly rely on technology-driven solutions, understanding the effectiveness of project management systems becomes paramount for achieving enhanced productivity, streamlined workflows, and successful project outcomes in the ever-evolving field of software development.