derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
‘Copernicus’
Authors: Christian Hardless; M. Nilsson; U. Nuldén
Year: 2005

In this article, we discuss an approach to initiate learning and improvement of practice related to complex business processes in corporations. The approach called PIER (Problem-based learning, Interactive multimedia, Experiential learning and Role-playing) uses interactive multimedia scenarios for role-playing in groups. We describe an action research project where PIER was applied as a large-scale competence development initiative in an industrial setting. The purpose was to facilitate experience sharing, discussion and reflection, with the intention of improving project management practices both at the individual level and the organizational level. The results of the evaluation present a situation where PIER supported organizational maintenance but failed to promote organizational change. Hence our study provides support for several key arguments in the debate about organizational learning; in particular, concerning the relationship between learning interventions and organizational development.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT AS AN EFFECTIVE MODEL FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
Authors: Zhmeneva E.K.; Kolyvanova L.A.
Year: 2024

Environmental problems (air and water pollution, decline in biodiversity, noise pollution, etc.) that humanity faces today are partly related to the need to increase basic literacy of the population in the field of environmental protection and conservation. Existing environmental education in higher educational institutions often does not correspond to the principle of connection between theory and practice. Students are told about existing problems as a given, and not about what can and should be changed. However, in future professional activity, each student will have to “present” not knowledge in its pure form, but the ability to apply it in specific practical situations. In this regard, the article presents a project method of working with students, which allows them to be involved in active environmental activities. The authors examined an important environmental problem, using the example of a decline in the number of sterlet, and presented its relevance. The article also illustrates an effective step-by-step mechanism that must be included in the educational environment of higher educational institutions that train qualified personnel, ensure people's safety, a technosphere comfortable for human life and activity, and also minimize the technogenic impact on the environment. Based on the study, the authors came to the conclusion that design allows students to switch from passive consumers of knowledge to active creators who can analyze problems, find the optimal result and prove its correctness. The article is intended for further application of the method by the pedagogical community in the educational process in order to improve the existing educational system.
Approaches for Hybrid Scaling of Agile in the IT Industry: A Systematic Literature Review and Research Agenda
Authors: Fernando Almeida; Blaskovics Bálint
Year: 2024

Agile methodologies, initially designed for the project level, face challenges when applied at enterprise levels where complex projects and diverse stakeholders are involved. To meet this challenge, several large-scale agile methodologies have been proposed. However, these approaches are not flexible enough or tailored to the needs of organizations, projects, and their teams. It is in this context that hybrid methodologies have emerged. This study aims to conduct a systematic literature review to trace the evolution of hybrid scaling of agile and characterize different approaches to implement it. This study starts by assessing 1509 studies through the use of the PRISMA 2020 framework and identifies 38 relevant studies in this field. The findings indicate that the majority of studies are from 2021 onwards and that qualitative methodologies supported by case studies predominate, making it possible to characterize tailoring processes in these organizations. Moreover, the implementation of hybrid scaling of agile is supported by the paradigm of ambidextrous strategy, a combination of agile with traditional project management methodologies, and continuous improvements. This study contributes insights into navigating the complexities of agile scaling, offering practical guidance for organizations seeking to optimize their project management practices.
DEVELOPMENT OF A MODEL OF A MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR INNOVATION PROJECTS IN THE ACTIVITIES OF ENTERPRISES IN THE INFOCOMMUNICATION INDUSTRY
Authors: Belekmaa A.-o. Hertek; S. Filin
Year: 2023

The purpose of the article is to develop, based on the definition of the main theoretical and methodological aspects of the algorithm of the project management system in the innovative activities of commercial organizations operating in the field of information communications and to propose promising development opportunities in the practice of information communication enterprises. The object of scientific work is the Russian infocommunication enterprises of the Russian economy; the subject is the process of developing an algorithm for managing innovative projects in the project management system of innovations of the infocommunication enterprise. The article analyzed the theoretical and methodological aspects of developing an algorithm for the project management system in the innovative activities of commercial organizations operating in the field of information communications. A solution to the problems associated with the formation of an algorithm for managing innovative projects for information and communication enterprises has been proposed. It was concluded that the results of such management increase economic security and business competitiveness.
Dark side of blockchain technology adoption in SMEs: an Indian perspective
Authors: Arunkumar O.N.; D. D.; Jikku Susan Kurian
Year: 2023


Purpose
The purpose of this paper is to understand the dark side of blockchain technology (BCT) adoption in small and mid-size enterprises. The focus of the authors is to decode the intricate relationship among the selected variables missing in the existing literature.


Design/methodology/approach
A focused group approach is initiated by the authors to identify the barriers. Total interpretive structural modeling, Matrice d'impacts croisés multiplication appliquée á un classment, that is, matrix multiplication applied to classification and decision-making trial and evaluation laboratory are used to analyze the complex relationships among identified barriers.


Findings
This study finds that implementation of BCT reduces maintenance cost by withdrawing manual effort, as BCT has better capability to quantify the internal status of the system (observability characteristic). The observability characteristic of BCT provides high compatibility to the system. This study also finds that the compatibility of BCT with the organization reduces implementation cost and facilitates project management. The findings of this study recommend analyzing maintenance cost and compatibility of BCT before implementing it. Small and mid-size enterprises can select complex BCT depending on the sophistication level of IT usage and IT project management capabilities.


Research limitations/implications
This study comes with various limitations, where the model developed by the authors may not be conclusive, as it is based exclusively on expert opinion. The samples collected may not help in validating the model statistically. Though the model has its limitations, it can still be considered as a nascent initiative for further investigation using structural equation modeling.


Originality/value
The outcomes of the theoretical and managerial contributions of the study can be categorized into three levels. This study can be used both by the industrialists and researchers to understand the barriers and the recovery methods thereafter. Suggestions that serve as future directives are also discussed by the authors.
Post-evaluation of Project Management for Fengcheng PowerPlant Phase II Expansion Project in JiangXi Province
Authors: Wu Yunna; Shen Yue; H. Yong
Year: 2010

Combining with the actual situation of project management for Fengcheng Power Plant Phase II Expansion Project in Jiangxi Province, this paper used Logical Framework Approach for partial evaluation of the project management, and used Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation Method for comprehensive evaluation of the project management. In the process of partial evaluation, the indicator systems of post-evaluation was established, which according to the management objectives of investment, quality, progress, safety and environmental. The five indicator systems laid the foundation for comprehensive evaluation. The results of the comprehensive post-evaluation can measure the overall level of project management, and can be used as performance standards or reference.
ANALISA FAKTOR YANG MEMPENGARUHI MASYARAKAT DI WILAYAH BERKEMBANG DALAM BERPARTISIPASI DALAM PENGOLAHAN SAMPAH BERBASIS BLACK SOLDIER FLY (STUDI KASUS: KECAMATAN PANTAI LABU, SUMATERA UTARA)
Authors: Ahmad Yusri Karim; A. Rahman; I. W. Suryawan
Year: 2023

Kecamatan Pantai Labu, Sumatera Utara tidak lepas dari permasalahan pengelolaan sampah yang dapat berdampak pada kesehatan manusia dan ekosistem. Metode yang lebih berkelanjutan untuk menyelesaikan masalah penumpukan sampah secara efisien. Sejumlah penelitian telah menggaris bawahi penggunaan larva lalat tentara hitam  (BSF) sebagai kandidat terbaik untuk pengolahan sampah organik . Tulisan ini bertujuan untuk menjawab pertanyaan, faktor-faktor apa saja yang mempengaruhi niat masyarakat di daerah berkembang dalam kemauan mengolah sampah. Analisis faktor eksplorasi (EFA) digunakan dalam studi ini untuk mengidentifikasi jumlah terkecil dari beberapa konstruksi hipotetis dengan software SPSS. Atribut pertanyaan yang digunakan dalam studi ini terdiri dari 10 butir pertanyaan yang telah diuji realabilitas dan validitasnya. Dalam studi ini memperlihatkan 3 varians dalam analisa ini. Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin (KMO) dan Uji Bartlett dari Sphericity memperlihatkan hasil yang memuaskan untuk model faktor yang dihasilkan dalam studi. Tiga faktor yang terbentuk tersebut terdiri dari perencanaan pengelolaan sampah, pandangan urgansi masyarakat, dan pengetahuan pengolahan sampah saat ini. Perencanaan peningkatan kesadaran dan kepedulian pengelolaan sampah dari akan menyebabkan pengembangan pengelolaan sampah sebagai fungsi penting dari manajemen proyek pengembangan BSF.  Sistem Pengelolaan Sampah Berbasis Masyarakat (SPSBM) sebagai pendekatan alternatif untuk teknik pengelolaan sampah yang umum ditemukan di daerah berkembang seperti Kecamatan Pantai Labu.
Identifikasi dan Usulan Menangani Waste pada Proyek Mesin Selectifier dengan Pendekatan Lean Project Management Di PT. Z
Authors: A. Firmansyah; Ade Momon
Year: 2024

The delay of a project can occur due to poor planning of its necessary resources, causing waste or waste. The purpose of this research is to find out the waste and its factors that can potentially occur in the selectifier machine project and know the viable solution to choose to deal with the waste. Then careful planning is required by applying the Lean Project Management methodology, where waste and harm can be found using scoring matrices and fishbone diagramming tools. Based on the analysis results in the selectifier machine project at PT. Z, the potential waste appears, namely waste waiting, defects and overprocessing. Waste and its potential causes are materials or components that are late dating, workers waiting for certain information, machines or tools supporting machine manufacturing are damaged, manufacturing process is not suitable for SOP, materials or components of poor quality, less scrupulous workers, poor working techniques. And according to the evaluation matrix, the best solution obtained is to perform other tasks that do not involve doing material work or using components that have not yet arrived on site, and buying back better materials from vendors.
Keywords : Evaluation Matrix, Fishbone Diagram, Lean Project Management, Waste
Making a Case for the Adoption of Industry 4.0 Technologies for Sustainable Housing Delivery in Saudi Arabia
Authors: Abdullah Mazen Alhamoudi; T. Osunsanmi
Year: 2024

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) grapples with the challenge of achieving sustainable housing delivery amidst rapid urbanization and rising construction costs. Current housing strategies have failed to offer a lasting solution to the crisis. To address these issues, this study advocates the adoption of fourth industrial revolution (4IR) technologies for sustainable housing. The previous literature highlights the versatility of 4IR technologies, prompting an examination of their suitability and benefits for housing delivery. Thus, this study was aimed at evaluating suitable 4IR technologies for housing delivery and the benefits of adopting the technologies for sustainable housing delivery. The data used were collected via random sampling from stakeholders in the housing sector and analyzed using SPSS V 24, including mean scores, frequencies, and principal component analysis (PCA). The KMO and Bartlett’s test of sphericity confirmed that the data were appropriate for PCA and identified three key components of 4IR technology: Immersive technologies, smart connectivity, and automated construction sites suitable for sustainable housing delivery. These components enhance decision-making, operational efficiency, and project management throughout the housing delivery process. The study emphasizes the potential of 4IR technologies to transform the housing sector in the KSA sustainably, offering insights for both practice and research.
Scope Management Analysis of Construction Work for Mix-Used Building Projects in the City of Jakarta
Authors: N. Hidayat; M. A. Simanjuntak
Year: 2023

Planning the process of activities and work items in detail on the project is very important in construction work because it can affect the process of implementing project activities which starts from the bidding stage of a project. In this case, the construction service provider involved in a project is required to understand how the contents and conditions have been included in a construction project work contract so that they can identify the total number of construction work activities according to the scope of work. In this stud,y the method of analysis was used by taking references from several previous studies related to the management of the scope of construction work. Apart from the literature, data collection and interviews were also carried out with service providers, namely the main contractor for the ABC building construction project in the city of Jakarta. By using knowledge and experience for the implementation of project management, in terms of how the contractor can carry out the process of preparing the scope of construction work in detail. Therefore, information on the results of processed data from respondents who were directly involved in the implementation process of the ABC Building project was also obtained regarding the factors and variables that influence the drafting process to control the scope of construction work to help improve project completion performance. In this case, it produces data that it is known that there are 6 variables that have a strong influence on the preparation of the scope of construction work for the ABC Building project.
DETERMINANTS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER PROJECTS IN NAIROBI COUNTY, KENYA
Authors: Brian Juma Waswa; Makori Moronge
Year: 2019

This study sought to examine the challenges facing the implementation of photovoltaic power plants in Nairobi County. This study used a descriptive research design. The target population of this study was 123 project managers in photovoltaic power plants’ projects in Nairobi County. The sample size was determined using Slovin's Formula. This study used of both primary and secondary data. Quantitative data was analyzed by use of both inferential and descriptive statistics with the help of statistical software known as Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS version 22). The study found that project planning has positive and significant effect on implementation of photovoltaic power plants in Nairobi County. The study also established that project funding has positive and significant effect on implementation of photovoltaic power plants in Nairobi County. Moreover, the results revealed that project management skills have positive and significant effect on the implementation of photovoltaic power plants in Nairobi County. Further, the study found out that project leadership has positive and significant effect on implementation of photovoltaic power plants in Nairobi County. The study recommended that project managers should avail all work related items, develop necessary task procedure and set time to review work progress so as to implement photovoltaic projects on schedule. In addition, the study recommended that the projects managers should seek for financial resources through application of grants, donations and enhance their venture capital so as to ensure adequate financial resources available for purchase materials and cater for miscellaneous expenses. Further, the study recommends that the management of photovoltaic projects in Nairobi County should come up with appropriate training, career development and talent attraction programmes so as to enhance project managers’ competency skills. Furthermore, the study recommends that the project managers in Nairobi County should tie bonuses to projects, reward staffs that meet their goals and provide heartfelt appreciation as a way of improving on photovoltaic projects’ rewarding schemes. Key Words: Project Planning, Project Funding, Project Management Skills, Project Leadership, Photovoltaic Power Plants CITATION: Waswa, B. J., & Moronge, M. (2019). Determinants of implementation of photovoltaic power projects in Nairobi County, Kenya. The Strategic Journal of Business & Change Management, 6 (2), 1700 –1719.
Systematic Innovation Mounted Software Development Process and Intuitive Project Management Framework for Lean Startups
Authors: S. Kim
Year: 2017

Today, software products are required to be more innovative and attractive because of unique circumstances in the software industry. Markets are changing fast and customers want to have more innovative products immediately. This paper provides a new process which integrates an inventive problem solving method into one modern software development program, making it part of the software development process. The Systematic Innovation Mounted Software Development Process (SPI), a combination of Agile and Systematic Innovation, provides an alternative development process which is targeted to adapt idea generation into software products. The intuitive project management framework helps technology driven companies to manage their software projects more effectively. This new software development process and associated techniques could impact the current software development industry significantly, especially software startup companies, because these powerful tools can help reduce managerial workloads of the companies and give them more time to remain focused on their key technologies.
Q&A: Annette Totten on a geriatrics framework for home care: A quality improvement approach.
Authors: A. Totten
Year: 2009

Annette Totten, PhD MPA, is director of the Geriatrics Framework Project at the Center for Home Care Policy and Research of the Visiting Nurse Service of New York, New York, NY. She has held a variety of policy, research, and project management positions in government, private foundations, and university-based research centers including the Ohio House of Representatives, the John A. Hartford Foundation, the New York State Department of Health, the New York University Department of Nursing, the Columbia University School of Nursing, the State Health Data Assistance Center (SHADAC) at the University of Minnesota, and the Veterans Administration. Before joining the Center for Home Care Policy & and Research, Annette was the Director of the Center for the Study of Aging and an Assistant Research Professor at Boise State University. She earned her doctorate in health services research from the University of Minnesota School of Public Health and also holds a Masters of Public Administration from the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at New York University. Her research interests include the organization, financing, and quality of care for chronic conditions and long-term care. She co-authored the book, Meeting the Challenge of Chronic Illness (The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2005) and has developed and taught graduate course on aging, health, and social policy; chronic disease epidemiology; and research methods.
DS15 Metastatic cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma: how best to develop a skin cancer service for future populations
Authors: Siobhan Rafferty; A. Goh; L. Griffin; E. Tierney; K. Ahmad
Year: 2023


 The incidence of cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma (cSCC) is increasing in the White population. Despite a favourable prognosis in the majority, it remains a cause of morbidity and mortality, especially in immunosuppressed and elderly individuals. Large cSCCs can be challenging for surgical clearance, recurrence and metastatic disease, despite guidelines for the management and staging of cSCC. We sought to identify high-risk features of those who develop metastatic disease. Our centre typically manages 300 cSCCs annually, but only cSCCs discussed at our two multidisciplinary team (MDT) meetings (head and neck and skin cancer) at our level 4 hospital over a 3-year period (2019–2021) were included in a retrospective observational study. A total of 124 patients with high-risk cSCC (due to patient or tumour factors) were included. Male sex predominated. Sixteen cases had metastatic disease. Median age at diagnosis was 80 years in the total MDT group and 86.5 years in the metastasis group. Of 16 patients with metastases, eight had complete primary excisions. Five cases had incomplete primary excision (peripheral or deep margins involved), and three cases had a narrow margin of < 1 mm. Primary tumour size was similar in both the MDT and metastasis groups (median size 17 vs. 20 mm). Head and neck sites predominated in both (88%). In the metastatic group, one had chronic lymphocytic leukaemia, but no other patients with immunosuppression were identified, and the majority (81%) suffered with multimorbidity (≥ 2 chronic illnesses). Nine patients with metastatic cSCC received radiotherapy, two systemic chemotherapies, five neck dissections and one immunotherapy. Most patients presenting with metastatic cSCC at our centre were > 85 years old, a group sometimes known as ‘the oldest old’, and many had multimorbidity. This, coupled with tumour location, poses challenges for healthcare professionals in managing the initial cSCC aggressively and implementing a reasonable follow-up and surveillance schedule. In comparing both groups, advanced age was the predominant difference, with twice as many aged > 85 years in the metastasis group vs. the MDT group. Immunosenescence is a process of immune dysfunction that occurs with age and includes remodelling of lymphoid organs, leading to changes in the immune function of the elderly and relates to the development of malignant tumours. It is estimated that 5 million people in the UK will be in this age group by 2050 (www.ageuk.org.uk/globalassets/age-uk/documents/reports-and-publications/reports-and-briefings/health–wellbeing/rb_feb13_understanding_the_oldest_old_improving_later_life.pdf). There is a need to continue to consider this dynamic group (those aged > 85 years) and those with multimorbidity when strategies for the projected management of cSCC are being considered.