derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
A Process for Requirement Traceability in Agent Oriented Development
Authors: R. C. Pinto; Carla Schuenemann; J. Castro
Year: 2005

Requirement traceability is intended to ensure continued alignment between stakeholders’ requirements and various outputs of the system development process. Therefore a process for requirement traceability is a significant factor on efficient software project management. Failure to do so will imply in higher costs for maintaining software systems. Methodologies supporting requirement traceability can develop higher quality software with fewer costs. This paper presents an innovative research that aims to support traceability through requirements specifications, system architecture models, static and dynamic software design models and implementation artifacts of agent-oriented software systems. In this work we outline a process that can be used to extend Tropos to support traceability. An e-commerce example is used to demonstrate the applicability of the proposed approach.
Research on the Project Management of Thermal Pipe Network Engineering Based on Cs Mode
Authors: J. Zhan; Tie Liu; Tingting Wang; Haichao Huang; Yan Gu
Year: 2021

In the steady development of national economic construction, the level of urbanization is getting faster and faster. Optimizing the function and quality of the city has become the main task of practical innovation and development. In order to alleviate the development pressure of urban environment and meet the increasing living standard of people, the development mode of central heating is put forward for the construction of thermal pipe network project based on the understanding of their own energy advantages. Under the background of comprehensive promotion of central heating projects in various regions, effective treatment of thermal pipe network project can be carried out by combining modern project management concept and CS mode architecture. On the basis of improving operation efficiency, multi-angle management and control can be carried out from the whole process of the project. In this article, therefore, understand the current status of the development of urban central heating, on the basis of meaning, along with the development of the thermal engineering construction project management discussed cs mode and the importance of modern project management concept, and then from the project preparation, implementation, completion inspection and acceptance, project evaluation through the validation of the multi-stage degree analysis. The final results show that the advanced management concept and mode can effectively utilize the resources of all parties and strengthen the project management level of thermal pipe network construction.
A requirements engineering and management process in concept phase of complex systems
Authors: Bruno M. Arnaut; D. Ferrari; Marcelo L. O. Souza
Year: 2016

The effort to well define requirements early in a life cycle is one of the major challenges in engineering programs. Studies have shown that both technical and managerial factors influence requirements quality. However, despite the numerous requirements engineering techniques and methods, there is little knowledge of how to integrate them into a systematic requirements process that considers technical and managerial activities. In this paper, a requirements engineering and management process for concept phase of complex system life cycles is proposed. The process integrates, systematically, a set of methods and techniques of requirements engineering and project management. It was used successfully in the concept phase of a complex defense system. The business process approach is used for the process modeling. The effectiveness of the process is analyzed against a set of lean enablers recommendations to deal with unstable, unclear, and incomplete requirements in managing engineering programs. The involvement of organizations in strategic, tactical and operational levels provides acceptance and commitment of stakeholders and ensured that the requirements are defined, understood and interpreted in different contexts. The results suggest that the requirements engineering and management process allows a requirements engineering work organization: to create an effective means of planning, coordination, and stakeholder engagement; to produce requirements that meet customer needs; and to define the correct system.
The Allocation Optimization of Project Human Resource Based on Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm
Authors: Shao-Qiang Wang; Lina Gong; Shi Yan
Year: 2009

The allocation optimization of project human resource is one of the most essential aspects in a project management. A situation with employees working on tasks that they are not well-suited for can lead to a significant loss of time and resources in addition to a sub-par product or service. This paper present a project human resource allocation method based on particle swarm optimization (PSO) in a project organization. We developed the mathematical model of project human resource optimization allocation using the competency model theory, and then in order to obtain a solution efficiently, we proposed a particle swarm optimization algorithm (PSO) approach based on the decision-making model for solving the allocation optimization problem of project human resource. According to the proposed method, we applied the PSO to seek feasible solution for the problem. The effectiveness of the proposed algorithm was validated by its application to an illustrative example dealing with project human resource allocation problem.
RISKS IN STRATEGIC NETWORKING FOR MANAGERS OF AN ORGANIZATION OR PROJECT
Authors: Ramil R. Sadykov; Alisa A. Ibragimova
Year: 2024

The article is devoted to the consideration of the risks associated with the use of strategic networking in an organization or project. The paper analyzes the main causes of risks, describes methods and tools that can help manage risks in networking. In conclusion, recommendations for managers of organizations and projects on risk management in strategic networking are presented. The work is relevant and useful for specialists involved in project management and organizations.
CHANGES IN PROFITABILITY OF THE AVIGNON RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX CONSTRUCTION UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ORGANIZATIONAL FACTORS
Authors: О. І. Менейлюк; К. І. Бочевар; Д. А. Маньківська
Year: 2023

This article is devoted to managing the profitability of the construction of the residential complex "Avignon" in the city of Odessa, located near the seaside, under the condition of changing organizational factors. The residential complex consists of 13 sections arranged in circular shapes, with sports and children's playgrounds in the middle. Each section has two underground levels of parking, except for one atypical section for a commercial pavilion with a structural glass facade. The buildings have a monolithic load-bearing frame, pile foundation, and enclosing structures made of non-removable formwork using a new technology with the use of foam concrete.To manage the profitability of construction, project management software and correlation-regression analysis were used. Modeling was carried out in Microsoft Project, which allows determining the sequence of tasks, estimating the duration of work, calculating the financial movement schedules, and determining the necessary resources. Using the COMPEX program, regularities were built on the change in the intensity of construction financing in accordance with the theory of experimental planning. These regularities allow controlling the duration of construction by changing the intensity of the use of working time and the compatibility of construction processes. Thanks to the data obtained as a result of experimental-statistical modeling regarding the maximum and average intensity of financing, the total cost of construction was determined, taking into account the use of credit funds. Further, when calculating the profitability of construction, the amount obtained as a result of the dependence of construction on all selected factors was used. Profitability was calculated depending on the average price per square meter according to the data of the Ministry of Regional Development. As a result of the research, it was determined that when changing organizational factors (the intensity of the use of working time and the compatibility of processes), the profitability of the construction of the "Avignon" residential complex changes from 11.4% to 41.8%.
A study on multi-project management in the mining and geology sector in Serbia: A case analysis
Authors: T. Stanković; T. Radojević; I. Jovanović
Year: 2024

This paper describes the basic concept of multi-project management in the science and research organizations in Serbia and worldwide. A brief discussion was held on the sources of funding for these projects, and several proposed solutions to problems that may arise in the management of projects in the field of mining, were considered from the perspective of worldwide practice. An overview of completed projects in the field of mining and geology in the period from 2010 to 2023 is given using the example of a case study of a selected scientific and research organization, the Bor Mining and Metallurgy Institute, by type and number of projects and sources of funding. A brief analysis of the success of multi-project management in this institution was carried out. Considering the years of project development, it was determined it was found that the greatest success of multi-project management has been achieved in the last five years, which indicates the good business strategy of the Institute. The financing structure has shown that the largest number of projects in this institution, in the given period was financed by the private sector, i.e. the Chinese mining company Serbia Zijin Copper Bor (formerly RTB Bor).
Improving presentation skills in the context of software project management teaching
Authors: T. Samuelsen; Ricardo Colomo Palacios; O. A. Danielsen
Year: 2018

The development of oral competency is a must for all bachelor programmes. As a broad discipline in the field of computer science, the importance of presentation skills is also unquestionable. This paper describes an initiative where computer science students assembled in groups; define a themed software solution project. Throughout the initiative, students face a set of oral presentations aimed to develop their presentation skills. Authors describe how students face the project and the presentations and their evolution over-time. Suggestions for the limitations and potential of the strategy deployed and the tools designed to improve their skills are discussed.
INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES FOR COST REDUCTION AND RISK MITIGATION IN EVENT AND PUBLIC SAFETY MANAGEMENT (NOTING A CASE STUDY OF LARGE-SCALE EVENT)
Authors: Patrick Olise; Lois Kumiwaa Opoku; Nicholas Mensah
Year: 2025

Risk is an integral part of innovation, especially in the contemporary global market where technological advancement and intense competition drive companies toward developing next-generation products. Innovation brings inherent risks, often categorized into project, product, and business risks, which require strategic project management to identify, assess, and mitigate potential threats. This paper discusses the dynamic nature of risk in innovative projects, which include technical, strategic, and enterprise-related risks, and emphasizes the necessity for organizations to balance risk management with the creativity essential for innovation. Effective risk management practices such as risk identification, prioritization, and mitigation are shown to not only reduce potential project delays and cost overruns but also support the achievement of long-term organizational goals and social responsibility. The paper also highlights the importance of clear communication, staff training, the use of effective tools, and adherence to safety measures, especially in public events, to enhance security and community trust. In summary, integrating structured risk management into innovative projects is crucial for optimizing resources, ensuring safety, and maintaining a competitive edge.
KEYWORDS: Risk Management, Innovation, Project Management, Public Safety
Methods and approaches to improving the efficiency of the construction business based on the experience of successful companies
Authors: Oleg Kharit
Year: 2023

The study systematises and summarises theoretical and practical methods and approaches to improving the efficiency of construction companies within the framework of the concept and strategies of sustainable development. Sustainable methods in construction provide an increase in revenues and economic value of companies, creating value for customers. Sustainable construction project management methods provide increased value to clients while maintaining acceptable costs. The construction business combines strategies and methods to save resources, materials, water and land. The financial dimension of efficiency involves the use of an economic valuation approach based on life-cycle costing, which allows forecasting construction costs from the operation phase through maintenance and replacement to the end of the service life. Based on the analysis of the cases of the world's leading construction companies, the author determines that the concept of sustainable development of the construction industry involves the implementation of a targeted and comprehensive approach to business activities. The practical significance of the research results lies in proving the efficiency of construction based on the experience of world leaders in the industry. Prospects for further research in this area are empirical studies of the economic efficiency of construction enterprises at the international and national levels.
Green communications and computing networks [Series Editorial]
Authors: Jinsong Wu; John S. Thompson; Honggang Zhang; D. Kilper
Year: 2015

The concept of green information and communications technologies (ICT) is relevant to both environmental sustainability and ICT. Green ICT is an interdisciplinary field relevant to a number of areas and topics, such as information systems, computer science and technologies, communications and networking, power and energy systems, electronics, environmental and civil engineering, industrial engineering and project management, social sciences, and so on. The green ICT could be considered a coined-term from two highly overlapped terms, green communications [1] and green computing [2]. Basically, two mainstream ideas may be addressed in green ICT, i.e., greening ICT and ICT for green objectives. Even if the field of green ICT has been receiving more and more attentions in research communities as well as industrial, governmental, and international organizations [1�5], more and more technical investigations and applications are still expected due to the relevant long term concerns and challenges. In early 2015, the IEEE Technical Committee on Green Communications and Computing (TCGCC), IEEE Research Project on Vision for Green ICT Standardizations, and IEEE Technical SubCommittee on Big Data (TSCBD) jointly initialized the efforts of the first IEEE International Workshop on Green Standardization and Industry Issues for ICT and Relevant Technologies (GSICT), which will be held in conjunction with the 2015 IEEE Global Communications Conference (Globe-com 2015), and the motivation of the efforts is to promote more relevant activities, especially standardization, towards green objectives in industry. Surely, the IEEE Series on Green Communications and Computing Networks can expect more submissions on the relevant industry issues and standardization activities in the future.
Economic cycles and crises and their impact on Russian business
Authors: S. Sazanova
Year: 2023

Economic cycles have been the subject of economic research for more than 200 years, and in the modern world this problem has not lost its relevance. The article reveals the heuristic potential of institutional economic theory and the Russian school of economics in the study of cyclical fluctuations in the economy. Modern economic crises and cycles require Russian businesses to use methods and tools that are adequate to the state of the Russian economy and global economic trends. The greatest potential in the formation and implementation of strategic management in Russian companies is project management, which allows you to withstand the negative consequences of economic crises and cycles, as well as use the opportunities of cyclical fluctuations in the economy to develop business on an innovative basis.
FEATURES OF APPLYING THE PROJECT APPROACH TO MANAGING THE COMPETITIVENESS OF AN ENTERPRISE
Authors: КУЦЕНКО Е.И. КУЦЕНКО Е.И.; ЕМЕЛЬЯНОВА А.С. ЕМЕЛЬЯНОВА А.С.
Year: 2024

Рассмотрена подходы к управлению предприятием. Предложена интерпретация понятий «проект», «проектный подход». Проанализированы принципы и факторы эффективности проектного подхода. Выделены преимущества и недостатки проектного подхода. Определена специфика понятия «конкурентоспособность» и выделены принципы формирования проектного управления конкурентоспособностью предприятия.
 Approaches to enterprise management are considered. An interpretation of the concepts «project» and «project approach» is proposed. The principles and efficiency factors of the project approach are analyzed. The advantages and disadvantages of the project approach are highlighted. The specifics of the concept of «competitiveness» are determined and the principles for the formation of project management of the competitiveness of an enterprise are highlighted.
The Pedagogical Potential of Game Jams
Authors: A. Fowler; X. Ni; J. Preston
Year: 2018

In this paper the authors explore the implications and pedagogical potential of game jams. While game jams have been noted for enhancing teamwork, communication, and project management skill-sets, in this paper the authors explore the potential educational benefits of Game Jams. Through an analysis of the academic results of the participants of a game jam site as compared to the control group of non-jam participants, the authors conclude that participation in game jams appear to have a positive impact on students' academic performance in many computing classes. The analysis includes a detailed comparison of over 70,000 student performance measures in general computing courses, focused/higher-level computer science courses, game design and development courses, software engineering courses, and mathematics courses. The results from this study may be used by other academic organizations to provide support for hosting game jam activities.
Promoting Reflective Thinking in Collaborative Learning Activities
Authors: Lu Xiao; Shawna M. Clark; M. Rosson; John Millar Carroll
Year: 2008

Constructivist learning theorists believe that it is important to encourage reflexivity, helping learners to think about how they approach problems, and how they look for and find solutions. A rationale is an explanation of the reasons underlying decisions, conclusions, and interpretations. In this study, requiring and supporting rationale sharing within the group is proposed as one way of promoting reflective thinking during collaborative learning activities. A collaborative learning activity was designed and implemented in an undergraduate project management course, requiring the documentation and sharing of decision rationales. A collaborative tool was developed to support the activity. The results of the study show that engaging in the process of documenting decision rationales potentially helped the participants to articulate their thoughts and ideas, effectively explore the course concepts, and engage in higher order thinking. Participantspsila feedback on the design of the collaborative space for rationale sharing was collected and design implications elicited.
Context Rich Digital Games for Better Learnability in the IT Project Management Context
Authors: Charu Monga; J. Jain; Sunny Kumar; A. Sandeep
Year: 2017

Application of serious gaming has become well known in corporate sector for training and development. It is often used for enhancing skills of decision making, analytical thinking, planning and execution. Though numerous games have been developed in training professionals in sectors such as manufacturing, education, health care and sports, very less have been developed for IT professionals. It has been proven in literature that the project management owing to its nature of work in IT organization is very different from these sectors. This also implies that the skills needed for project management must be very specific to IT industry. In our study, a game is designed with a primary focus on richness of context with a purpose of improving decision-making skills of a Project Manager in Information Technology (IT) organization. We conducted contextual survey along with literature review for identifying the scenarios, and user journey of project manager. Knowing the context, an analogy of hospital scenarios was applied for ideation and concept generation for this video game. The designed prototype was evaluated with fourteen users for meeting the learning and play objectives. Our findings suggest that serious games using an analogy (i.e., hospital scenario in this study) can be engaging and purposeful learning tools, when the user context is well understood, converted to an equivalent game play and situated in a metaphorical, fantasized or analogical
Importance and Performance Analysis of Construction Management Activities in Construction Projects in Pulang Pisau Regency Based on Contractor Perceptions
Authors: Muhammad Suriani Shiddiq; Okta Preadinata
Year: 2024

Construction is a system that always involves many parties from the planning, implementation (doing), until controlling which in the process can cause problems that will affect project performance. In the implementation of construction projects, problems often occur, including the extension of work execution time, delays, additional project costs and work results that are not in accordance with the planned quality. This study aims to identify and make instruments measuring the effect of management activities on the performance of construction projects in Pulang Pisau Regency. There are 120 variables used to measure project management performance from two viewpoints of the level of satisfaction/perception and interests/expectations. Then an evaluation using the Importance Performance Analysis (IPA) method is performed. From the results of the analysis by the Importance Performance Analysis (IPA) method it can be seen that project management activity variables are the top priority that need to be improved in order to improve construction project performance, including 12 variables which are divided into 4 variables each at the planning stage, 3 variables at the implementation stage, and 5 variables at the control stage.