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Methods and ways of improving progect management in the field of tourism and recreation in the context of european integration
Authors: О. Kuchai
Year: 2023

The purpose of the proposed article is a theoretical study of project management methods in the field of tourism and recreation, highlighting the ways of improving the management process, which justify the need for a modern tourist enterprise to direct efforts to the development or improvement of new products or services. The methodology is based on scientific and special research methods. Methods of analysis, synthesis, systematization, classification, generalization of economic and methodical literature, scientific publications were used. Horizontal analysis, vertical analysis, trend analysis, comparative analysis, analysis of relative indicators were also used. Scientific novely. Scientific novelty. The study of the features of various approaches to project management in the field of tourism and recreation necessitated a thorough analysis of their advantages and disadvantages. The author considered key problems in management processes and identified ways to overcome them during the implementation of tourism activities by business entities. Conclusions. The article solves important problems of the tourism sphere through the effective management of projects in tourism and recreation, the appropriate choice of price and marketing policy strategies, ensuring the quality of tourism and recreation services. based on the analysis of the considered projects in the field of tourism and recreation, we emphasize that the effectiveness of the design process depends on productive management; coordinated activity of project participants; peculiarities of national culture, resources, market conditions; strategies for the sustainable development of tourism in a specific region. Project management in the field of tourism and recreation needs to take into account the peculiarities of tourist services, which consist in the instability of demand, changes in quality and storage conditions, and correctly chosen methods of project management create opportunities for increasing the competitiveness of the destination. It has been proven that the effectiveness of project management in the field of tourism and recreation largely depends on teamwork, creativity of specialists, cooperation and support at different hierarchical levels.
TDE UML Editor - A Success Development Case of a Software Extension
Authors: Daniel D. Vanzin; Ivan L. Martins; J. B. P. Filho
Year: 2006

Software development in geographically distributed environments brings challenges to teams such as communication, coordination, knowledge management and establishment of a collaboration infrastructure. This work presents the TDE/UML Editor Extension case, an UML 2.0 editor based on the Eclipse Platform, whose implementation was distributed among three different sites. Agile programming practices were part of the project routine, since frequent feedback from the client was needed and project constraints included a short schedule. Communication and feedback were enhanced with an integrated Web project management tool and a set of collaborative applications. The results show that effectively combining simple collaborative tools with agile practices can promote team integration and distributed development success
Scripture Engagement and Bible Translation Project Management: The Case of Bono-Twi Bible Translation Project
Authors: I. Boaheng
Year: 2024

This article examined the intersection of scripture engagement and Bible translation project management. It explored various modes of scripture engagement, including literacy, local performing and visual arts, audio recordings, cell phones, and videos, and how these methods have evolved through different communication eras—from oral and manuscript to print and electronic. The paper identified key conditions for effective engagement, such as appropriate language, accessible translation, and the spiritual readiness of the community. It further investigated how the functionalist approach to translation can enhance scripture engagement by aligning translation strategies with the functional needs of target audiences. Through a comprehensive review of related literature, this research underscores the importance of integrating effective engagement practices into Bible translation project management to foster meaningful and accessible scripture use. In the process, the article makes reference to the ongoing Bono-Twi Bible Translation Project. The main argument is that integrating diverse methods of scripture engagement with a functionalist approach to translation management significantly improves the effectiveness and accessibility of Bible translation projects. The paper contributes to Bible Translation studies and translation management.

Keywords: Scripture Engagement, Orality, Project Management
Environmental Risk Assessment of Hydrocarbon-Rich Sludge of a Gas Refinery Using the Integrated Approach of PMBOK Standard Risk Management and FMEA Technique: A Case Study
Authors: Mehdi Khezri; Maryam Farahani; Saeed Motahhari; Bita Azadbakht
Year: 2023

Background: The present study aimed to assess the potential hazards of hydrocarbon-rich gas refinery sludge from the South Pars Gas Complex-First Refinery, Iran, and to analyze how these risks could impact the project goals based on the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) guidelines. Methods: Statistical population of this analytical, cross-sectional survey was 31 health, safety, and environment (HSE) experts from the study refinery selected by purposeful sampling. Environmental, health, safety, and technical risks were categorized and identified using the PMBOK guidelines. Delphi method and 5-point Likert scale questionnaire were employed to assess the significance of each risk. Priority one risks within each category were determined using Primavera Risk Analysis version 8.7 software. Results: Following three Delphi steps, 17 out of 77 primary risks were identified and finalized. The first rank with the highest weight corresponded to time and cost group (the risk of soil contamination via sludge stored in the burn pit due to aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons), human resources group (radioactive materials accumulated on the inner surfaces of pipes, valves, pumps, heat exchangers, tanks, boilers and other equipment and the risk of these materials being hazardous for human health), and quality group (failure to supply equipment and quality control systems and personal protective equipment). Conclusion: The research findings pinpointed 17 risks within various domains, encompassing time and cost, human resources, quality, contract, scope, and communication. These identified risks necessitate a comprehensive, integrated approach to risk management for effective mitigation and resolution.
Engaging Community Health Workers (CHWs) in Africa: Lessons from the Canadian Red Cross supported programs
Authors: Dina Idriss-Wheeler; Ilja Ormel; Mekdes Assefa; Faiza Rab; Christina Angelakis; S. Yaya; S. Sohani
Year: 2024

Universal Health Coverage (UHC) will not be achieved if health care worker shortages, estimated to increase to 18 million by 2030, are not addressed rapidly. Community-based health systems, which pivot to effective engagement of community health workers (CHW), may have an essential role in linking communities with health care facilities and reducing unmet health services needs caused by these shortages. The Canadian Red Cross (CRC) has partnered with different National Red Cross/Red Crescent Societies and Ministries of Health in Africa in the implementation of programs where CHWs contributed to the provision of various health services. This study reports on key findings (i.e., beneficiaries reached, CHWs engaged, programs implemented, intervention outcomes) and lessons learned from CRC supported CHW programs in Africa over the last 15 years (2007–2022). Qualitative methodology was employed to conduct document analysis on 17 sets of reports from each CRC-supported community health worker project in Africa over the past 15 years. Focus was on identifying challenges, facilitators, and lessons learned. CRC supported projects have trained over 9000 CHWs, benefiting nearly 7.5 million people across Africa. Key success factors include adaptability and agility in programming and project management, and considering contextual factors (political, social, and cultural systems). Investing in essential training for CHWs, staff, and volunteers is crucial, alongside employing an evidence-based approach to inform all aspects of programming and implementation. Additionally, projects prioritizing protection, gender and inclusion (PGI) while leveraging existing community structures and partnerships important for successful implementation. Despite challenges (i.e., weak health systems, lack of political commitment, insufficient funding, inadequate training) CHWs are recognized as crucial in promoting community-based health, improving access to care, addressing disparities, and contributing to achieving (UHC). Their unique position within communities enables them to provide culturally appropriate and localized primary health care- particularly in remote, resource limited and poverty-stricken regions.
Manajemen Proyek Pembuatan Jam Dinding Aesthetic (Berbasis Kardus Bekas)
Authors: Nico Fernando; Toni Ong; Vikhri Septama Deni; Vanness Kangnanda
Year: 2023

ERP is an aspect that is very necessary for many leading or advanced companies today, one of which is PT Unilever Indonesia. The purpose of this analysis is to determine the influence of the ERP system on supply chain management at PT Unilever Indonesia. The method used is a qualitative method with data sourced from journals and the internet. This analysis shows the benefits of the ERP system for Unilever companies after implementing ERP.
Digital Twin Technology, Predictive Analytics, and Sustainable Project Management in Global Supply Chains for Risk Mitigation, Optimization, and Carbon Footprint Reduction through Green Initiatives
Authors: Joy Onma Enyejo; Ololade Peter Fajana; Irene Sele Jok; Chidimma Judith Ihejirika; Babatunde Olusola Awotiwon; Toyosi Motilola Olola
Year: 2024

This review explores the integration of digital twin technology, predictive analytics, and sustainable project management to enhance global supply chain efficiency, resilience, and environmental sustainability. Digital twins provide real-time virtual representations of physical supply chain systems, enabling predictive analytics to identify potential disruptions and optimize decision-making processes. By combining these advanced technologies with sustainable project management practices, such as circular supply chains and green logistics, organizations can proactively address risks while reducing their carbon footprint. The focus on data- driven insights and scenario analysis facilitates informed risk mitigation and resource optimization. The integration of frameworks like the Triple Bottom Line emphasizes the importance of balancing economic, social, and environmental objectives in project management. This approach aims to improve supply chain performance, drive sustainability efforts, and create a resilient logistics network that adapts effectively to market uncertainties and environmental challenges.
Factors Influencing Cost Performance of Construction Projects in Kaduna State
Authors: G. S. Buba
Year: 2023

The prime objective of every client is to accomplish the project within the agreed budget and time. The construction industry has been  described as one of the most fragmented, multifaceted, time and material-driven industry. The industry is always faced with challenges  such as low quality, low productivity, delay, cost overrun, etc. The issue of cost does have obvious implications for the key stakeholders in  particular, and the industry in general. Therefore, this study aimed at exploring those factors that influence cost performance of the  construction projects in Kaduna State with a view of establishing the bases for professionals to note when carrying out cost management  of any project. The objective of this study is to establish the main factors influencing cost in the Kaduna state construction projects. This  study was carried out in Kaduna state, Nigeria. The Methodology used was quantitative research approach. With the aid of a  questionnaire survey, data was collected using Simple random sampling. The target population of this study was 827 while the sample  size used was 270. 198 questionnaires were filled and returned. Exploratory factor analysis was used to analyse the data so as to identify factors capable of being understood. Out of which seven underlying factors were identified. The seven-component solution explained a  total of 75.782% of the variance explained with component 1 contributing 19.250%, component 2 contributing 14.585%, component 3  contributing 11.737%, component 4 contributing 10.744%, component 5 contributing 7.813%, component 6 contributing 6.872% and  component 7 contributing 4.781% establishing the factors influencing cost performance in the Kaduna state construction projects. They  are: Project Management Factor, Expertise and Market Forces Factors, Contract Management Factors, Contractual and Socioeconomic  Factors, Government Policies and External Factors, Procedural and Standards factor and, Experience and Service Cost Factor. Hence,  concluded that much focus should be placed on these factors in order to reduce the cost of construction project, enhance construction  cost performance for the client and generate confidence within the construction industry for professionals. The study recommended that  the clients, consultants and contractors should undertake the execution of construction works with deliberate and due diligence towards minimizing these factors influence on the cost of construction project as identified from the study.
Six Sigma methodology based on the PMBOK guide in the release management process in software developer enterprise
Authors: D. Gatto; J. Evangelista; Rosana Cordovil Da Silva; R. Sassi
Year: 2023

The objective of this work was to analyze the application of the Six Sigma methodology based on the PMBOK guide in the release management process in a software developer company. With the increasing complexity of the release management process in the software developer company, we saw the need to analyze the mapped process, and identify points of failure or improvement that could be fixed/improved. For the implementation of the Six Sigma methodology, it was defined that the PMBOK would be used as the guiding basis for the definition of which project management processes would be used. The methodology was used as a reference for quality methods and tools for application in the process carried out by the application infrastructure area. A qualitative approach was applied as a research methodology, with bibliographic research for the theoretical foundation and documentary research, making annotations about the observed process, as well as its results. By defining the project management processes, the project was executed in such a way as to provide the methodology to be applied assertively on the process, thus identifying the points of failure and improvement to be addressed, thus achieving the expected goal.
Ecosystem of a collaborative research center in project studies: A conceptual framework
Authors: J. D. A. Moutinho; Roque Rabechini Junior; G. Fernandes
Year: 2023

Abstract Purpose: To provide a conceptual framework of the ecosystem of a collaborative research center in project studies. The ecosystem is an environment capable of articulating and integrating different actors, such as academics and practitioners from public and private organizations, non-governmental organizations, and professional associations. Furthermore, it discusses theoretical and empirical frontiers in project studies and produces knowledge and technologies directly applicable to organizations, generating impact at the individual, organizational, and social levels. Originality/value: The creation of a collaborative workspace that includes academics and practitioners in the co-production of knowledge has been highlighted as critical to driving project management forward. The framework establishes a common language among academics and practitioners to enhance the impact of the results of collaborative research on project management. Design/methodology/approach: A systematic literature review was carried out from a search on the Scopus and Web of Science databases, with 11 frameworks being evaluated from the perspective of sustainable impacts. The most appropriate framework was identified, analyzed, and enriched with an additional layer dedicated to project management. Findings: The conceptual framework proposed comprises four layers: project studies, process (resources, activities, outputs, outcomes, and impacts), supporting mechanisms and circumstances, and context. For future studies, we suggest adding empirical data to the proposed structure and evaluating the framework in a collaborative academic environment.
Penerapan Metode Lean Project Management Dalam Perencanaan Proyek Smart Shopping Scanner Di PT. ABC
Authors: Fitriatus Sholeha; Sumiati Sumiati; J. Rungkut; M. No; Gn. Anyar; Kec. Gn; Anyar; Jawa Surabaya; Timur
Year: 2024

In this era, technology is developing very rapidly in various sectors ranging from industry, health, education, retail, and various other sectors. The development of technology is linear with human needs that must be met quickly, easily, and practically. A sector that can fulfill human needs is the trade sector. Currently, the trade sector is one of the sectors that is highly developed along with the trend of online shopping. Although online shopping is currently very popular, it does not mean that offline shopping is necessarily abandoned. Conventional payment systems usually require customers to queue at the cashier to make payments after choosing grocery items. Therefore, there is a need for technological innovation that can overcome this. The solution to overcome these problems is by planning to create a Smart Shopping Scanner machine by considering lean project management. Based on the results of the research that has been done, the application of the Lean Project Management method to the Smart Shopping Scanner project planning at PT ABC has resulted in significant improvements. Reduction of project completion time by 33.33%, reduction of component inventory value by 40%, and improvement of team communication by 66.67% show the effectiveness of this method in overcoming waste and increasing efficiency.
Improvement of organizational forms of construction management
Authors: М.В. Драница; Р.Р. Вахитов; А.С. Согоян; А.С. Михайлова; С.Я. Лимонова
Year: 2020

Рационализация методов управления строительным процессом невозможна без поиска наиболее эффективных форм управления продвижением продукции конечному потребителю, оптимальной организационной структуры производственно -технологических систем, а также разработки экономического механизма распределения результатов совместной деятельности. В статье обосновывается необходимость совершенствования методов проектного управления, что повышает эффективность внедрения организационных форм управления строительством, а также соблюдение заданных затрат и качества при полной ответственности заказчика за своевременную реализацию инвестиционно-строительного проекта.
 Rationalization of methods for managing the construction process is impossible without finding the most effective forms of managing the promotion of products to the end consumer, the optimal organizational structure of production and technological systems, as well as developing an economic mechanism for distributing the results of joint activities. The article substantiates the need to improve project management methods, which increases the efficiency of the implementation of organizational forms of construction management, as well as compliance with the specified costs and quality with the full responsibility of the customer for the timely implementation of the investment and construction project.
Risk Management in Project Planning for Life Science R&D: An Integration of the NTCP Framework
Authors: YangYang Zhao; Terje Lehn Karlsen; Timothy K. Craig
Year: 2024

As with many industries, the early life science R&D drug discovery sector is facing growing pressure and higher demands on products in terms of cost, quality, and time‐to‐market. Additionally, the complexity of involved targets and systems, requirements for rapid, safe, and developable candidates are increasing. The drug discovery market, often regarded as rather conservative, relies more and more on advanced technologies. It is therefore a significant task for suppliers to create good solutions that meet customer requirements. The life science industry has a long tradition of using projects as the preferred method to manage these complex systems developments, such as the production of target proteins, screening of compounds, and follow‐up of hit compounds. When applying the project approach, the level of uncertainty is usually high, and the risk of those uncertainties must be managed starting in the early planning phase. Thus, this paper focuses on the issue of how to manage risks in the early project planning phase. We first review state‐of‐the‐art practices in risk management for complex systems project management and identify an important framework, Novelty‐Technology‐Cost‐Pace (NTCP), and apply it to successful risk management for early life science projects. Through an in‐depth case study in the life science industry, we demonstrate a systemic integration of the NTPC framework into project planning.
INVESTMENT DESIGN IN THE CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS
Authors: АСЛАНОВА Р.Р. АСЛАНОВА Р.Р.; ЭСЕТОВА А.М. ЭСЕТОВА А.М.
Year: 2024

В статье рассматриваются основные этапы инвестиционного процесса в строительной отрасли, сосредотачиваясь на инвестиционном проектировании и управлении проектами. Анализируются ключевые компоненты, такие как маркетинг, управление проектами, проектирование и выполнение функций технического заказчика. Рассматриваются этапы инвестирования в строительство, включая предварительные вложения, инвестиции, эксплуатацию и ликвидацию. Основные принципы инвестиционного проектирования включают последовательность, вариативность, комплексность и применение единых строительных норм. Исследование обсуждает важность организации и координации участников проекта для успешной реализации инвестиционного проекта в строительстве. В целом отмечается, что понимание и эффективное управление инвестиционным процессом в строительной отрасли является необходимым условием для успешной реализации проектов.
 The article examines the main stages of the investment process in the construction industry, focusing on investment design and project management. Key components such as marketing, project management, design and performance of technical customer functions are analyzed. The stages of investment in construction are considered, including preliminary investments, investments, operation and liquidation. The basic principles of investment design include consistency, variability, complexity and the application of uniform building codes. The study discusses the importance of organizing and coordinating project participants for the successful implementation of an investment project in construction. In general, it is noted that understanding and effective management of the investment process in the construction industry is a prerequisite for the successful implementation of projects.