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Operational Risk Management and Project Success in Rwanda, A Case Study of Lake Victoria Water and Sanitation Project (LVWATSAN) in Nyagatare District, Rwanda
Authors: Marie Therèse Masimbi
Year: 2023

Lake Victoria Water and Sanitation Project (LVWATSAN) operations in Nyagatare District were particularly aimed at constructing a faecal sludge treatment plant with the ability to treat dirt water not only in Nyagatare District but also other two secondary cities namely, Nyanza, Kayonza (MINIFRA, 2015). The general objective of this study was to assess the impact of operational risk management on project success of LVWATSAN in the Nyagatare District; Specifically, the objectives of the study were to examine the impact of operational risk identification on the success of LVWATSAN project; To assess the impact of operational risk monitoring on the success of LVWATSAN project; To determine the impact of operational risk mitigation on the success of LVWATSAN project. The target population of the study was 42 respondents sourced from all the staff members undertaking project activities including project manager, engineers and operators; a census method was used where all 42-target population were considered as a sample size. The study used primary and secondary data collection methods. Primary data was collected using a survey questionnaire while secondary data was sourced from published and unpublished sources from library and peer- reviewed articles from journals of project management databases. Data was processed using statistical package for social sciences (SPSS) software. Data was analysed using descriptive statistics in frequencies, percentages, standard deviations and means. Correlation and regression analysis were used to evaluate the relationship between the independent and dependent variables. After analysing the data, findings concluded that the project lacked effective risk planning procedures due to the weaknesses in the approval and reviews of the risk management framework, had an outlined risk mitigation plan, however, the project team appeared unaware of the mitigation measures to adopt should risks present themselves. The study concluded that there is a significant relationship between operational risk management - identification, monitoring as well as mitigation and project success in terms of timely completion, cost performance and stakeholder’ satisfaction. The study recommended that; the senior leadership in Lake Victoria Water and Sanitation project should adopt operational risk management as a methodology and knowledge field when they start implementing new project. Keywords: Operational risk management, project success, LVWATSAN, Rwanda
Agile Project Management in the Age of Digital Transformation: Exploring Emerging Trends
Authors: Hortensia Gorski; Ilie Gligorea; Adrian Brudan; Romana Oancea
Year: 2024

Abstract In the context of today’s dynamic environment, agility and speed are two essential characteristics that apply to project management in the software development industry, as well as in many other industries. In order to meet the complex and continuous challenges of the digital age, the principles, techniques and methods of Agile Project Management and Scrum are expected to become more widespread, especially in software development, replacing or augmenting the traditional ones. This paper aims to identify trends in project management related to digital transformation and diffusion of Industry 4.0 technologies. A bibliometric analysis was carried out by searching the WOS database. The resulting documents were exported and processed in VOSviewer to fulfil the scope. The research revealed that, in the context of digital transformation, information technology supports the agile approach, agile transformation and agile project management. Furthermore, emerging technologies specific to Industry 4.0, especially artificial intelligence, and big data, can contribute significantly to all project phases. These emerging technologies can improve data processing and analysis, project forecasting, and risks prediction, can support decision making thus contributing to the success of the project.
Comparison of IT Project Management Methods
Authors: P. V. Gorshkov; I. A. Bessmertny
Year: 2024

With the rapid development of technologies and growing demands on software development, traditional project man-agement methodologies are increasingly giving way to agile and hybrid approaches. The article analyzes modern methods of IT project management and their impact on successful project implementation based on project character-istics, key requirements and team features. The strengths and weaknesses of traditional, agile and hybrid methodolo-gies and project types are considered. Much attention is paid to methodology limitations and their compensation by combining different methods and approaches. The study is relevant due to the widening gap between the ever-increasing requirements for software development and the limited resources and capabilities of development teams. In many situations, the reasons for this discrepancy are not the lack of professional skills of programmers or their low qualifications, but the insufficiently effective organization of work processes within teams. The paper analyses the factors influencing the choice of methodology and in recommendations for their optimal use for various types of projects.
Comparative Analysis of Process Models for Data Science Projects
Authors: Damian Kutzias; Claudia Dukino; Falko Kötter; H. Kett
Year: 2023

: When adopting data science technology into practice, enterprises need proper tools and process models. Data science process models guide the project management by providing workflows, dependencies, requirements, relevant challenges and questions as well as suggestions of proper tools for all tasks. Whereas process models for classic software development have evolved for a comparably long time and therefore have a high maturity, data science process models are still in rapid evolution. This paper compares existing data science process models using literature analysis, and identifies the gap between existing models and relevant challenges by performing interviews with experts.
PMOMM: The Project Management Office Maturity Model
Authors: A. Stroe; M. Spruit; Bastiaan Beltman; Steven Johannes Koelemeijer
Year: 2016

The Project Management Office (PMO) is a relatively new type of organizational unit, responsible for supervising internal projects. However, PMOs do not always create and deliver the necessary knowledge for the decisional process. This paper proposes a solution to this problem through the literature-based Project Management Office Maturity Model (PMOMM) that evaluates whether if PMO related processes are implemented and supported by technology. PMOMM consists of 30 main project management processes, organized into 7 capability areas. In order to assess the maturity level of a PMO, a maturity assessment questionnaire was developed. Then, 10 case studies were conducted in which the PMOs of the corresponding organizations were evaluated against PMOMM. The results of the analysis were tested for validity and confirmed by the case study respondents. PMOMM received positive feedback from these experts. stating that the PMOMM represents an easy, yet detailed checklist for organizations to determine the current situation of their PMO.
Project Management in the Authorities: Accumulated Experience and Problems of Implementation
Authors: А.Р. Кудашев
Year: 2022

Показано, что проектные методы в реализации крупных государственных строек, создания уникальных продуктов, имеющих стратегическое значение для всей страны, имеют в России многолетнюю историю своего применения. На основе обобщения опыта обучения государственных гражданских и муниципальных служащих технологиям проектного управления выделены основные проблемы в этой области: отсутствие системного анализа опыта проектного управления в современной России, слабый акцент на результативной стороне проектной деятельности, сформированность негативных стереотипов, слабые навыки работы в команде у госслужащих и другие. Предложена усовершенствованная трёхкомпонентная формула оценки проектной деятельности в государственном органе.
 It is shown that design methods in the implementation of large state construction projects, the creation of unique products of strategic importance for the whole country, have a long history of their application in Russia. Based on the generalization of the experience of training civil and municipal government employees in project management technologies, the main problems in this area are highlighted: the lack of a systematic analysis of project management experience in modern Russia, a weak emphasis on the productive side of project activities, the formation of negative stereotypes, weak teamwork skills among civil servants and others. An improved, three-component formula for evaluating project activities in a state body is proposed.
A Study in Government Procurement System: Public-Private Partnership for Infrastructure in Energy Sector
Authors: Raynaldi P. Aulia; Evi Steelyana W
Year: 2023

Public-private partnerships scheme are increasingly being employed as an alternative government procurement for delivering public services for the past two decades. The collaboration between public and private in the energy infrastructure development has become an interesting topic to be researched especially in the implementation of PPP in energy sector. This study aims to analyze what are the main theme of research in PPP in energy infrastructure development. Using Systematic Literature Review, this qualitative research wants to discuss further about what are the trend of research theme from 2010 to 2020, in different continents and the impact of Accounting to PPP and the connection of PPP research to Accounting and Finance theory. The data were taken from journals that already published from highly selected international journal. The study found that research quality was 48% published in Q1 Scopus Indexed journals. The most popular topics in the body of research are PPP challenges; the importance of the PPP project; Project Management and Regulatory Implications; Risk Management and PPP Financing. In PPP studies there are several topics relate to accounting and theory and Finance which are Cost and Management Accounting and Risk Management on allocating risk and PPP Financing for setting the project implementation more efficient and to create Value for Money.
The significance of hybrid management in the field of efficient project activities of executive authorities
Authors: Крикушенко Михаил Вадимович
Year: 2023

At the moment, the most relevant topic all over the world is project management in public authorities and the effectiveness of its use. In foreign practice, and in Russia, there are many examples of the use of innovative technologies for the development of the activities of executive authorities. However, there are also various problems associated with a competent approach to the use of project management. This article discusses the use of a hybrid approach of project management in executive authorities and its effectiveness with a competent synthesis of project methods. The main purpose of the work is to show the importance of project management elements in state and municipal authorities. Particular attention is paid to modern Agile methods of flexible management, the traditional PRINCE2 method and turquoise management in government. It is in the public service that work takes place in the shortest possible time, accompanied by numerous routine activities, and in order to achieve the desired result, it is important to use all the advantages of hybrid management in the public sector.
Efficiency Unleashed: Harnessing AI for Agile Project Management
Authors: Anish Tadimarri; Musarath Jahan Karamthulla; Sanjeev Prakash; Manish Tomar
Year: 2024

This research paper explores the application of predictive analytics for real-time monitoring and feedback in project management. Through case studies of leading organizations such as Amazon, Uber, and NASA, the paper examines how predictive analytics enables organizations to optimize operations, improve efficiency, and achieve business objectives. The paper discusses the implementation of predictive analytics in various industries, including e-commerce, transportation, and space exploration, highlighting the benefits of real-time monitoring and feedback for enhancing decision-making, reducing costs, and improving customer satisfaction. By leveraging predictive analytics, organizations can anticipate trends, identify issues early, and make data-driven decisions to drive continuous improvement and innovation in project management practices.
Combining Decorated Classification Trees with RCPS Stochastic Models to Gain New Valuable Insights into Software Project Management
Authors: A. Alencar; Gelson Guedes Rodrigues; E. Schmitz; Armando Leite Ferreira
Year: 2007

According to the invention, a maximum output signal of the sensor is measured as the sensor is actuated and voltage is applied to its sensitive element to produce a prescribed heating temperature, whereupon one measures the steady-state output signal of the sensor and the duration of the transient process between the maximum signal and the steady-state signal.
Seeing the big picture: Developing workflows for digital moving image content
Authors: Rachel Curtis; Laura Drake Davis
Year: 2019

Workflow development is a critical aspect of successful project management. While time-consuming and documentation-heavy, project management is the key to the successful implementation of complex projects. This paper discusses workflow development at the Motion Picture Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division of the Library of Congress, with a specific focus on moving image content. Sharing the evolution of digital processing and workflow development for moving image content, this paper discusses the efforts of the American Archive of Public Broadcasting (AAPB) and the establishment of positions dedicated to the processing of born-digital moving image content. The evolution of processes from early large-scale projects of the AAPB to the development of a fully automated workflow for the US Senate Floor Recordings are described with concepts applicable to organisations of any size and available resources.
The Study on Project Information Management System for the Efficient Project Management of Commercialization-Linked Technology Development
Authors: Chang-Su Kim; Bong-Im Jang
Year: 2011

As researches of on scientific technology are considered as a pivotal factor of a national competitiveness, the central and local governments have extended assistance for commercialization-linked technology development (CLTD) and accordingly various outputs are coming out now. However, the valuable findings from painstaking researches are not sufficiently distributed to or shared with other governmental and public organizations, and businesses. As a result, it could be possible for them to become unknown and unused. Therefore, it is being sensed that a measure to coordinately and systematically manage the information and outputs derived from the research projects is urgently needed. Hence, this study designs PIMS to manage CLTD efficiently and transparently.
Factors influencing ERP implementation in retail sector: an empirical study from India
Authors: Poonam Garg; A. Garg
Year: 2014

– The purpose of this paper is to explore the factors influencing the enterprise resource planning (ERP) implementation success in Indian retail sector. Additionally, the study also addresses the relationship between factors that influence ERP implementation and the success of ERP implementation empirically. Strategic, Technological, People and Project management are the examined factors. , – Empirical data were collected through survey questionnaire from practitioner like project sponsors, project managers, implementation consultants and team members who were involved in ERP implementation in retail sector. , – The results of the study has empirically verified that Strategic, Technological, People and Project management factors are positively influencing ERP implementation success. All four hypotheses were supported by results of the study. , – This study will provide valuable insights to researchers, practicing managers and those who are planning to implement ERP in retail organization. , – Very few empirical studies have been performed to investigate the influencing factor of ERP implementation and types of relationships between factors that influence ERP implementation and the success of ERP implementation in Indian retail sector. This study examines how Strategic, Technological, People, and Project management factors are influencing ERP implementation success in retail sector of India. Therefore, the research can make a useful contribution.
ISBT 128 implementation plan for cellular therapy products
Authors: P. Ashford; P. Distler; A. Gee; A. Lankester; S. Larsson; I. Feller; K. Loper; D. Pamphilon; L. Poston; F. Rabe; I. Slaper-Cortenbach; Z. Szczepiorkowski; P. Warkentin
Year: 2007

The publication of new standards for terminology and labeling marks an important step in ensuring consistency and traceability of cellular therapies at the global level. However, it is only with the widespread implementation of the standard that the benefits can be truly realized. This paper provides guidance on the practical aspects of adopting these new standards for organizations with differing current levels of computerization. It discusses project management, equipment, licensing, and validation topics. J. Clin. Apheresis, 2007. © 2007 Internal Cellular Therapy Coding and Labeling Advisory Group.
Gerenciamento de Projetos de Aquisição de Aeronaves
Authors: Rinaldo Nery da Hora; Márcio Bruno Bonotto; Fernando José Loureiro Colnago
Year: 2024

The article explores the project management of aircraft acquisition in the Brazilian Air Force, focusing on identifying vulnerabilities and difficulties faced by the Subdepartment of Development and Programs (SDDP). The research is exploratory in nature and aims to understand the factors impacting project success, from definition to deactivation of systems. The study emphasizes the importance of a structured methodology for supplier selection and evaluation, aiming to enhance the operational capacity of the Air Force. The lessons learned are crucial for the continuous improvement of acquisition processes.
Exploring quality culture in project management
Authors: A. M. Alzate-Ibanez; John Fredy Ramírez-Rios; Carolina Rodríguez-Andrade
Year: 2023

Este estudio tiene como objetivo explorar el grado de desarrollo de la cultura de la calidad en el contexto de la gestión de proyectos en Colombia. La investigación se lleva a cabo mediante un enfoque mixto mediante un diseño concurrente. Se examinan cuatro dimensiones de la cultura de calidad en la gestión de proyectos: enfoque al cliente, liderazgo y comunicación, talento humano, y desempeño del proyecto. Los resultados indican que la mayoría de los encuestados otorgan gran importancia al establecimiento de requerimientos claros, parámetros y a una adecuada documentación. Además, destacan la relevancia de la comunicación efectiva y el desarrollo de habilidades blandas. Estos hallazgos sugieren que, además de la formación técnica en gerencia de proyectos, es esencial invertir en habilidades profesionales generales, como comunicación, trabajo en equipo, liderazgo y adaptabilidad. La investigación proporciona una valiosa perspectiva sobre los factores clave que contribuyen al éxito en la gestión de calidad en proyectos y ofrece recomendaciones para mejorar la formación y prácticas en el área. En última instancia, este estudio resalta la necesidad de desarrollar una cultura de calidad orientada a la mejora, en el que todos los miembros del equipo del proyecto se encuentren involucrados.
Software for the extraction of bibliographic information registered in CvLAC and GrupLAC applied in the Department of Cauca
Authors: Alexander Mosquera-Perdomo; Jarby Salazar Galindez; Gustavo Ramirez-Gonzalez; Cristhian Figueroa
Year: 2023

The access and use of bibliographic information from scientific activity in Colombian territories is of vital importance to know the impact, productivity, collaboration and evolution of regional and national research. However, this information is presented in a static and unstructured manner in the official national platforms available for this purpose, thus limiting its analysis for the strategic decision making by the actors in the science, technology and innovation environment. This research proposes a tool for extracting, structuring and persisting data registered by researchers and research groups in the Colombian territories. It is aimed to improve the efficiency and ease of access to bibliographic data in order to support stakeholders. As methodology, an adaptation of the Project Management Body of Knowledge was used, defining phases of analysis, design, coding and evaluation during the development of the software. The results obtained allowed to successfully verify and validate the system, to point out both disparities and contrasts with respect to the statistics offered by the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, to acquire multiple organized data sets about scientific activity in Cauca, and to offer a tool for obtaining more data sets from other departments of the country. Finally, it is important to emphasize that this tool seeks to contribute to the incentive, strengthening and reliability of future analysis and conclusions in research work or decision-making by individuals and entities related to the subject.
Reflecting the relevance of communication in e-government-projects: two case studies in the field of knowledge management in the Swiss public administration
Authors: M. Fraefel; Alessia C. Neuroni; R. Riedl
Year: 2009

The present paper focuses on the managerial and social perspective of ICT-based change in E-government projects. Taking the political and legal setting into account, it takes a closer look at how a main goal of the Swiss E-government-strategy, the modernisation of public authorities' business processes and their electronic interaction, is realised in the public administration. Illustrated by two examples in the field of knowledge management, the paper reflects the relevance of planned communication in the context of ICT-based change projects.Based on a review of empirical, theoretical and practical literature relevant to the fields of change and project communication and on a comparison of two case studies, the authors aim at clarifying the relation between the impact of communication and its contextual factors when implementing E-Government-projects. Communication clearly is not the only key for success, however, a conscious approach towards communication is likely to increase acceptance of the intended change, decrease some of the typical risks in IT-project management and support controlling. The authors suggest that an integrative approach, drawing on insights from the field of change communication and existing project management methods and tools for managing communication, should be applied when developing a communicational strategy for E-Government projects. Since the adequacy of communicative measures is context-dependent, further research on the characteristics of different forms of ICT-implementation in public administration is needed. This might lead to the identification of prototypical context factors relevant to communication management in E-Government projects.