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Poster: evaluation of the industrial suitability of a software platform for future smartphones
Authors: A. Lackorzynski; M. E. Gonzalez; A. Bilgic; H. Bauernfeind
Year: 2011

Purpose of this study Recently, several technologies for future smartphones based on virtualization have been emerging. One open source approach supported by the EU, called eMuCo, combines embedded virtualization and multicore architectures. The eMuCo embedded virtualization software platform is based on a microkernel which is accompanied by a flexible system software layer running on top to provide runtime and virtualization services. When introducing virtualization services, the already existing software has to be significantly enhanced to run as a process, which can cause serious difficulties. By porting a 3GPPcompliant protocol stack to the eMuCo system, we show that the offered virtualization services require new design and development paradigms, especially when considering that the protocol stack runs natively on the microkernel. Using the concepts presented, the risks for failures in software architecture designs and project management while porting large legacy software on embedded virtualized environments can be significantly reduced.
Implementation of Task-Tracking Software for Clinical IT Management
Authors: Anne-Maria Purohit; Clemens Brutscheck; H. Prokosch; T. Ganslandt; M. Schneider
Year: 2017

Often in clinical IT departments, many different methods and IT systems are used for task-tracking and project organization. Based on managers' personal preferences and knowledge about project management methods, tools differ from team to team and even from employee to employee. This causes communication problems, especially when tasks need to be done in cooperation with different teams. Monitoring tasks and resources becomes impossible: there are no defined deliverables, which prevents reliable deadlines. Because of these problems, we implemented task-tracking software which is now in use across all seven teams at the University Hospital Erlangen. Over a period of seven months, a working group defined types of tasks (project, routine task, etc.), workflows, and views to monitor the tasks of the 7 divisions, 20 teams and 340 different IT services. The software has been in use since December 2016.
To mature or not to mature: the information systems conundrum
Authors: C. Marnewick
Year: 2013

Research has been done within the South African information technology (IT) industry over the last decade with regard to project management maturity (PMM) and the impact it has on delivering information systems (IS) projects successfully. The research was done to determine whether IS PMM per knowledge area has improved over the last decade. It investigates if there is a correlation between maturity levels and project success. Four independent surveys over the last decade focused on IS PMM and the longitudinal analysis provides a benchmark for whether IS PMM has increased or not. This article focuses on whether certain knowledge areas are more of a problem within the IT industry and to determine what the overall IS PMM is. The longitudinal analysis indicates trends and highlights areas of concern. It indicates that most IT companies are still operating at level 3 and that risk and procurement management are the knowledge areas of concern. A comparative analysis indicates that there is no difference between South African and international maturity levels. The results provide a South African perspective of IS PMM. It highlights that risk management is still a knowledge area that is neglected and that emphasis must be placed on managing risk within IT projects.
ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE PLANNING PADA PT LINGKAR INOVASI NUSANTARA UNTUK MANAJEMEN PROYEK MENGGUNAKAN PERANGKAT LUNAK ODOO
Authors: Eltyasar Putrajati Noman; Andi W.R. Emanuel
Year: 2023

Teknologi informasi sangat membantu dalam membuat, mengubah, meyimpan, mengkomunikasikan dan menyebarkan informasi. Penerapan pada dunia bisnis dalam perusahaan khususnya dibidang manajemen proyek bermanfaat untuk mengelola, mengorganisasi, merencanaan hingga memaksimalkan pencapaian tujuan proyek. PT Lingkar Inovasi Nusantara merupakan perusahaan konsultan yang bergerak dibidang teknologi informasi (TI) dan berdomisili di Kota Kupang, Provinsi Nusa Tenggara Timur. Dalam melakukan kegiatan manajemen proyek di perusahaan belum menggunakan sistem informasi yang terintegrasi, sehingga  pelaksanaan tugas suatu proyek belum maksimal seperti kesulitan dalam perencanaan, pemantauan, visibilitas dan koordinasi.  Enterprise Architecture Planing (EAP) digunakan sebagai metode dalam perencanaan pembuatan sistem informasi terintegrasi berbasis website menggunakan perangkat lunak Odoo untuk manajemen proyek di PT Lingkar Inovasi Nusantara.  Penerapan EAP pada perusahaan diharapkan  dapat membantu organisasi dalam mengelola dan mengembangkan arsitektur yang sesuai dengan kebutuhan bisnis, memberikan panduan yang jelas untuk pengembangan sistem dan teknologi, dan memaksimalkan kemampuan perusahaan melalui penggunaan sumber daya yang efektif.
Enhancing Safety Management in the Ghanaian Construction Industry: Evaluating the Role of UAV Implementation and Construction Managers Understanding
Authors: Z. Mustapha; B. Akomah; Ofosu Emmanuel Kwaku; C. K. Tieru
Year: 2024

The integration of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and other rising technologies has become paramount in construction safety monitoring and management. The study aimed to gain insight into the use of drones in construction safety practices and management in the Ghanaian construction industry. Through a literature review, five key domains (aerial surveillance and real-time monitoring, data analysis and risk assessment, emergency response and search-and-rescue operations, information management and visualisation, and safety training and education) were identified as the areas where UAVs or drones could enhance safety practices and management. The study included construction professionals who had a minimum of ten (10) years of experience in project management across different positions. A convenience sampling technique was used for the selection of participants from construction companies within the city of Accra. A structured questionnaire was designed and distributed to these professionals. The collected data was analysed using descriptive statistics and correlation analysis. The correlation analysis highlights the association among the variables used. The study underscores the pivotal role of UAVs in transforming safety practices and management. The diverse applications and potential benefits of UAV technology provide insights for policymakers, educators, and industry stakeholders to optimise safety management strategies and enhance efficiency on construction sites. In addition, the findings emphasise the importance of education and training initiatives to bridge the knowledge gap among construction professionals, thereby promoting a more sustainable and secure construction environment in Ghana.
A Specification for Effective Simulation Project Management
Authors: A. Greenwood
Year: 2020

This paper proposes a specification for effectively defining and managing simulation projects. The specification provides a structured and ordered series of tasks that need to be completed in order for a simulation endeavor to be successful; i.e., it sets forth a set of requirements to guide a simulation project through the Project Management Institute’s five phases: initiation, planning, execution, monitoring and controlling, and closing. The specification is applicable to any type of simulation, in any domain, for any purpose, and for any scale. Similarly, it can be used with any simulation software.
Risk Management in Global CRM IT Projects
Authors: G. K. Deshmukh; Hory Sankar Mukerjee; U. Prasad
Year: 2020

Abstract Global information technology projects are risky with failure rates for customer relationship management information technology (CRM IT) projects estimated to 70 percent. These failures are often due to multiplicity of factors including poor risk management. The project management literature points out four broad types of risks: technical, external, organizational, and other risk factors. Project manager’s basic job, therefore, becomes to manage the risks and ensure that an IT project is steered to completion while meeting the objectives. Unmanaged risks run into chances of failure and ultimately impacting the CRM project and the reputation of the consultant. Payne and Frow’s (2005) advocates the need for a structured study on the information technology implementations of these projects. The objectives of the study are to investigate: how project risks in CRM- IT implementations impact the final outcome and how the risk management process adopted by the IT project manager impacts the final outcome of the project. The research was conducted administering questionnaire to 135 project managers. It was found that project risk impact cost, time, and technical performance and risk management process impacts planning, support of customers as well as top management.
Penetration Testing in Agile Software Development Projects
Authors: Martin Tománek; Tomás Klíma
Year: 2015

Agile development methods are commonly used to iteratively develop the information systems and they can easily handle ever-changing business requirements. Scrum is one of the most popular agile software development frameworks. The popularity is caused by the simplified process framework and its focus on teamwork. The objective of Scrum is to deliver working software and demonstrate it to the customer faster and more frequent during the software development project. However the security requirements for the developing information systems have often a low priority. This requirements prioritization issue results in the situations where the solution meets all the business requirements but it is vulnerable to potential security threats. The major benefit of the Scrum framework is the iterative development approach and the opportunity to automate penetration tests. Therefore the security vulnerabilities can be discovered and solved more often which will positively contribute to the overall information system protection against potential hackers. In this research paper the authors propose how the agile software development framework Scrum can be enriched by considering the penetration tests and related security requirements during the software development lifecycle. Authors apply in this paper the knowledge and expertise from their previous work focused on development of the new information system penetration tests methodology PETA with focus on using COBIT 4.1 as the framework for management of these tests, and on previous work focused on tailoring the project management framework PRINCE2 with Scrum. The outcomes of this paper can be used primarily by the security managers, users, developers and auditors. The security managers may benefit from the iterative software development approach and penetration tests automation. The developers and users will better understand the importance of the penetration tests and they will learn how to effectively embed the tests into the agile development lifecycle. Last but not least the auditors may use the outcomes of this paper as recommendations for companies struggling with penetrations testing embedded in the agile software development process.
The Impact of Digital Entrepreneurship on Digital Leadership to Improve the Project Management of Solar Projects
Authors: Baslan Erekat
Year: 2024

The current study aimed to research the impact of digital entrepreneurship on digital leadership to improve the project management of solar projects, The study relied on the descriptive approach. The study population consisted of all project managers in solar energy companies in Jordan, pproximately 2,000 project managers in solar companies in Jordan. the study sample suggestion based on Laplace's equation is to randomly select 385 project managers from the study population. The results of the study shows that the mean values of the study sample's estimations were high for the independent variable (digital entrepreneurship), the overall mean was (4.08) with a high estimation score, also the mean values of the study sample's estimations were moderate for the dependent variable (digital leadership), and the overall mean was (3.05) with a moderate estimation score, the mean values of the study sample's estimations were moderate for the (project management for solar projects) variable, the overall mean was (3.60). Based on the findings of this study, the following recommends to conduct needs assessments to identify required hardware, software, and network upgrades, allocate sufficient budget for IT infrastructure development, and ensure reliable internet connectivity to support digital solutions.
CHAT LECTURE USING INSTANT MESSENGERS: AN INTERACTIVE TEACHING FORMAT (ON THE EXAMPLE OF TRAINING FUTURE MANAGERS IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT)
Authors: К.В. Харченко
Year: 2024

В статье обобщается авторский опыт преподавания лекционных курсов по гуманитарным дисциплинам с использованием общедоступных мобильных технологий. Данный интерактивный формат взаимодействия с аудиторией обозначен термином «чат-лекция». Определены предпосылки появления лекций данного типа и их преимущества перед другими разновидностями интерактивных лекций, включая положительные побочные эффекты. Обозначены особенности использования мессенджеров на семинарских занятиях. Содержательная сторона реализации метода чат-лекции рассмотрена на примере преподавания курса «Проектное управление и управление изменениями в органах государственной власти» студентам-бакалаврам 4 курса специальности «Государственное и муниципальное управление». В этой связи выделены четыре типа задаваемых вопросов: вопрос на знания; опережающий вопрос; проблемный вопрос и «неудачный слайд». Также приведена типология вопросов в зависимости от структуры учебного материала: вопросы на определения и характеристики понятий; на сравнение терминологических пар; на свойства изучаемых объектов; на построение типологии объекта; на схематизацию и организационное проектирование. Делается вывод о том, что использование возможностей мессенджеров делает лекционные занятия более современными по форме и в то же время глубокими и гибкими по содержанию («лекция-гипертекст»), формируя столь важные в цифровую эпоху метапредметные компетенции.
 The article summarizes the author's experience in teaching lecture courses in the humanities using publicly available mobile technologies. This interactive format of interaction with the audience is designated by the term “chat-lecture”. The prerequisites for the appearance of lectures of this type and their advantages over other types of interactive lectures, including positive side effects, are determined. The features of the use of instant messengers in seminars are outlined. The content side of the implementation of the method of chat-lectures is considered on the example of teaching the course “Project management and change management in public authorities” to 4th-year bachelor students of the specialty “State and municipal management”. In this regard, four types of questions are identified: a knowledge-regarded question; leading question; problematic question and “failure slide”. A typology of questions is also given depending on the structure of the educational material: questions on the definitions and characteristics of concepts; to compare terminological pairs; on the properties of the objects under study; to build a typology of the object; on schematization and organizational design. It is concluded that using the capabilities of instant messengers makes lectures more modern in form and at the same time more deep and flexible in content (so called “lecture-hypertext”), forming meta-subject competencies so important in the digital age.
Sistem Informasi Monitoring Proyek Berbasis Website (Studi Kasus: PT Electronic Data Interchange Indonesia)
Authors: Tantri Dwi Tyastuti; Nurhafifah Matondang
Year: 2023

Era teknologi 4.0 sangat mendukung perusahaan untuk memaksimal pekerjaan, salah satunya dalam bentuk monitoring proyek. Kondisi saat ini proses pemantauan atau monitoring proyek yang sedang berjalan di PT Electronic Data Interchange Indonesia (EDII) masih belum memiliki sistem sendiri, sehingga saat ini para tim proyek di PT EDII dalam pengerjaan pelaporan proyek client masih menggunakan penyimpanan data melalui google drive dan pengolahan data bentuk google sheet, sehingga karyawan membutuhkan waktu yang lebih banyak dalam mengawasi pekerja proyek dan melakukan pelaporan progress proyek yang sedang berjalan. Alat bantu yang dimaksud berupa dashboard monitoring proyek atau sistem informasi manajemen proyek yang dikhususkan untuk PT EDII dalam melakukan pemantauan dan pengendalian proyek berupa aplikasi berbasis website dengan menggunakan bahasa pemrograman PHP dan penggunaan database MySQL. Sistem ini bertujuan untuk monitoring team dalam mengerjakan proyek yang sedang berjalan agar menciptakan hasil kerja yang baik dan terstruktur dalam pencapaian target perusahaan. Pada analisis perancangan sistem menggunakan analisis PIECES dan metode pengembangan perangkat lunak menggunakan metode Waterfall. Hasil dari penelitian ini yaitu terciptanya sistem monitoring proyek dengan fitur berupa pengelolaan data client, pengerjaan proyek, pengelola data karyawan. 
  
Kata Kunci : Sistem Informasi, Monitoring Proyek, PHP, Waterfall
SCRUMI: A Board Serious Virtual Game for Teaching the SCRUM Framework
Authors: A. D. Souza; R. D. Seabra; J. M. Ribeiro; Lucas E. da S. Rodrigues
Year: 2017

The use of serious games has emerged as a differentiated strategy to promote the teaching of essential concepts and techniques in several areas of knowledge. To contribute to the student's formation process in Software Project Management, this research presents the development and validation of an electronic board serious game, named SCRUMI, for teaching concepts inherent to the SCRUM framework. The evaluation of the proposed game was carried out according to some criteria such as usability, quality of questions and activities presentation, applicability and motivation. The main results showed that the game is presented as a good alternative to be explored in the classroom.
Effect of Monitoring and Evaluation Practices on Project Implementation in Rwanda: Case of Feed the Future Program in Rwanda
Authors: Guy Muhindo Tasilwebakwa; Claude Mutesi
Year: 2022

: This study aimed to assess the effect of monitoring and evaluation practices on the implementation of the development projects in Rwanda. It identified the extent to which monitoring and evaluation practices in the form of (monitoring skills, stakeholder involvement, information system and report) affect the implementation of the development projects. It was also explored the mediating effect of the management support towards M&E and the implementation of the development projects shedding the light of the feed the future. To achieve the study's objectives, the researcher used a descriptive research design with a mixed method approach. Qualitative and Quantitative data were gathered from the sample of 156 respondents from program (Managers and M&E, stakeholders), using close ended questionnaire and was analyzed with the help of SPSS (version 25) therefore, regression and correlations analysis were used to show the relationship between the dependent variable and independent variables. The findings of the study revealed that monitoring and evaluation planning process (B=.793. t=13.912, P=.000), technical expertise (B=.862. t=14.75, P=.000), management support (B=.856. t=20.497, P=.000) and stakeholder involvement positively affected the project implementation and helped to show the extent to which staff with monitoring skills in Feed the future project, who are practicing M&E technical activities, generating M&E reports in timely manner, getting support from management and information system was significantly affected the implementation of the development projects. Also, the findings contribute to the knowledge gap in the literature as this study is one of the studies that focused on the success of the implementation of development project and due to the significance of monitoring and evaluation practices, it is also a recommendation of this study that adequate and standardized monitoring and evaluation training sessions should be prepared on all levels of project management.
Project management using point graphs
Authors: M. Ishaque; A. K. Zaidi; A. Levis
Year: 2009

A graph‐based approach for scheduling and monitoring temporal events and activities in a system engineering project is presented. It attempts to overcome some of the limitations of traditional project management approaches by allowing specifications of real‐time milestones, and by breaking the finish‐start barrier between the activities. An example of a residential construction project is used to illustrate the approach. © 2008 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Syst Eng
Bringing Students and Companies together by means of Project Development
Authors: Pedro Fonseca; S. Sargento; Arnaldo S. R. Oliveira
Year: 2020

Practicing engineers are expected to effectively work in teams and manage projects besides being capable of producing sound technical solutions. Project based learning allows students to improve their skills in issues such as team work and project management, and applying their knowledge in concrete situations. This paper describes an approach to Project Based Learning that has been recently introduced in a Master degree in Electronic and Telecommunications Engineering. In this course unit, students develop a project to solve a problem proposed by a company. A person from the company follows the project development, along with a faculty member. During the academic year 2018-19, students organized developed 14 projects, originating from 12 different companies. The outcome of this first edition is assessed using three data sources: academic data (assessment marks and approval rates); the University quality assurance enquiry; and a survey, developed specifically for “Industrial Project”. The results show that both students and supervisors agree that the course organization is adequate and capable of engaging students and participating companies.
Developing a project-controlling model in telecommunications companies
Authors: S. Suloeva; Sergei V. Grishunin; E. Burova; Tat'yana A. Bogdanova
Year: 2023

Subject. The article considers the investment project management system.
Objectives. The aim is to develop a project-controlling model in telecommunications companies.
Methods. The study employs logical and systems approaches, general scientific methods of analysis and synthesis, and comparative analysis.
Results. We developed a project-controlling model for companies operating in the telecommunications sector, including the description of key input data to the system; the main stages of project development and control. The paper presents recommendations on the development of a project management reporting system and a decision management subsystem.
Conclusions. The advantages of the proposed project-controlling model include the ability to manage a balanced set of heterogeneous (financial and non-financial) goals that cover all project perspectives, from technology to finance; the use of risk management approaches and tools to identify project weaknesses, bottlenecks, and external threats; the formation of a system of benchmarks that enables to track the impact of emerging deviations at the level of current goals on the achievement of project’s strategic goal; the use of preventive control to predict deviations; periodic analysis of real possibilities of project implementation to prevent its inefficiency. The proposed model can be applied at telecommunications sector enterprises, and at enterprises of other industrial sectors characterized by high uncertainty of the external environment, a short product life cycle, and requiring regular investments.