derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Beyond the Flipped Classroom: Implementing Multiple, Simultaneous Pedagogical Styles Using Scrumage
Authors: Shannon Duvall; D. Hutchings; Scott Spurlock; R. Duvall
Year: 2020

While the "flipped classroom" style has some educational benefits, there are also known benefits to other pedagogical approaches such as lectures, educational games, class discussions, and case studies. In addition to a wide variety of pedagogical approaches, there are a wide variety of computer science learning materials, including videos, interactive tutorials, e-textbooks and traditional textbooks. The choices of approach and materials present a series of trade-offs and may favor some groups of students over others. In this workshop, we present a methodology called Scrumage, (SCRUM for AGile Education) which allows each student in a course to adopt the pedagogical approach and materials that best fit each student's individual learning needs. Scrumage adapts concepts from the Scrum project management technique to manage student teams where the project is learning. Each team learns with the style they prefer, so that multiple pedagogical styles and materials are in use in the course simultaneously. Participants in this workshop will be introduced to the methodology, benefits, and tools of this approach and will work through guided steps to implementing it in the course of their choice.
Assessment of Port Concession Projects Quality Based on the Information and Analytical Risk Management System
Authors: V. Piterska; V. Samoilovska; Viktor Adakhovsky
Year: 2023

The subject of research in the article is the methods, models and mechanisms for assessing the quality of projects. The purpose of the article is to develop a science-based method for assessing the quality of concession projects in seaports based on the use of a system of risk-based management of port activities. The following tasks are solved in the article: the conceptual apparatus of project management in the port, public-private partnership is considered, the problems that arise during the concession projects implementation in the seaport activities are analyzed, the goals of the stakeholders of the concession project are determined. The following results of the study were obtained: a classification model of risk management at the stages of the life cycle of a concession project was developed, a model was developed for determining the degree of influence of risks on the competitiveness of a port based on the information and analytical management mechanisms, a mechanism was developed for selecting the most significant risks that affect a change in the preferences of stakeholders during the implementation of a concession project in Port. Conclusions: the goal of the development of seaports is to provide competitive services for the handling of ships and cargo. The implementation of the concession project in the port is an effective form of reforming the port activity. The concession projects stakeholders in the seaport are government agencies, business structures and the population (including the port labor collective), which form a triple system of interaction, which we will call the “S-B-C” system. The article identifies the risks arising from the implementation of concession projects in the port. An information-analytical model of risk management is proposed, which allows choosing an investment development project, the use of which makes it possible to ensure the competitiveness of services provided by the port.
Multiobjective simulation optimisation in software project management
Authors: Daniel Rodríguez; Mercedes Ruiz-Carreira; José Cristóbal Riquelme Santos; R. Harrison
Year: 2011

Traditionally, simulation has been used by project managers in optimising decision making. However, current simulation packages only include simulation optimisation which considers a single objective (or multiple objectives combined into a single fitness function). This paper aims to describe an approach that consists of using multiobjective optimisation techniques via simulation in order to help software project managers find the best values for initial team size and schedule estimates for a given project so that cost, time and productivity are optimised. Using a System Dynamics (SD) simulation model of a software project, the sensitivity of the output variables regarding productivity, cost and schedule using different initial team size and schedule estimations is determined. The generated data is combined with a well-known multiobjective optimisation algorithm, NSGA-II, to find optimal solutions for the output variables. The NSGA-II algorithm was able to quickly converge to a set of optimal solutions composed of multiple and conflicting variables from a medium size software project simulation model. Multiobjective optimisation and SD simulation modeling are complementary techniques that can generate the Pareto front needed by project managers for decision making. Furthermore, visual representations of such solutions are intuitive and can help project managers in their decision making process.
Project Management Practices on Building Management Information System in IBM Global Business Service
Authors: Yi Wang; Huihui Shi
Year: 2007

The outsourcing of building Management Information System (MIS) has been a mainstream in recent years. Providing efficient project management to these outsourcing projects has become an urgent issue. As the world biggest Information Technology (IT) consulting service provider, IBM Global Business Service (GBS) has successfully build numerous Management Information System for its customers. Such systems range from to, covering all aspects of MIS. During building these systems, IBM GBS has accumulated lots of experiences on project management. The poster provides some important elements of these elements. Besides, we also provide some key information on training project management staffs.
Potential Use if IT Solutions in Business Processes
Authors: Monika Bartok; Greta Maraczi
Year: 2019

The impact of technological innovation is significant for everyone, and besides our everyday lives, companies are also particularly affected. Nowadays, society is quite accustomed to carrying the whole world on the palm of its hand as a mobile phone - or in the form of a smartwatch. How can this develop? Business challenges are becoming more complex, requiring not only simple planning, thoughtful intuitive decision-making, but also a variety of tools. Such tools may include simple paperbased notebooks, easier situation analysis, but calculating the best option or even solving a project management challenge requires the help of specially designed software. The aim of our thesis is to find innovative new tools to support this complex decision-making process, the continuous development of project processes, and the day-to-day work of our IT and artificial intelligence tools that contribute to optimized decision making and facilitate the life of a business. Can machines replace people? If so, to what extent? At the same time, does the use of computer tools strengthen or weaken the work ethic and workflow?
Foundation Models for Autonomous Robots in Unstructured Environments
Authors: Hossein Naderi; Alireza Shojaei; Lifu Huang
Year: 2024

Automating activities through robots in unstructured environments, such as construction sites, has been a long-standing desire. However, the high degree of unpredictable events in these settings has resulted in far less adoption compared to more structured settings, such as manufacturing, where robots can be hard-coded or trained on narrowly defined datasets. Recently, pretrained foundation models, such as Large Language Models (LLMs), have demonstrated superior generalization capabilities by providing zero-shot solutions for problems do not present in the training data, proposing them as a potential solution for introducing robots to unstructured environments. To this end, this study investigates potential opportunities and challenges of pretrained foundation models from a multi-dimensional perspective. The study systematically reviews application of foundation models in two field of robotic and unstructured environment and then synthesized them with deliberative acting theory. Findings showed that linguistic capabilities of LLMs have been utilized more than other features for improving perception in human-robot interactions. On the other hand, findings showed that the use of LLMs demonstrated more applications in project management and safety in construction, and natural hazard detection in disaster management. Synthesizing these findings, we located the current state-of-the-art in this field on a five-level scale of automation, placing them at conditional automation. This assessment was then used to envision future scenarios, challenges, and solutions toward autonomous safe unstructured environments. Our study can be seen as a benchmark to track our progress toward that future.
Software Project Management Teaching Case System Development
Authors: Zhiqing Zheng; Changshun Yan
Year: 2024

With the rapid development of Internet technology, online learning platform has gradually become an important part of education. The teaching case management system aims to provide a platform for communication and sharing of teaching resources, solve the problem of scattered and fragmented teaching resources, improve resource accessibility and utilization efficiency, and support centralized management of teaching resources and interaction and cooperation among users. This paper develops a fully functional teaching case management system based on the needs of modern Internet technology and education informatization. The system integrates the web page development technology of the Internet, through the standardized and procedural design concept, and based on in-depth analysis of educational practice needs. The system mainly includes user management module, teaching case management module, and teaching case forum module, providing a convenient, efficient, interactive, and quality oriented platform for teachers and students to share and access teaching case resources. The final output of the project can support the centralized management of teaching resources and the cooperation between users, and can help teachers and students choose teaching resources more pertinently, at the same time, optimize the management, sharing and utilization of teaching cases, and promote the sharing and interaction of resources. This project not only implements a fully functional teaching case management system, but also explores the development practice of modern web applications, which has important theoretical and practical significance for promoting educational informatization and improving teaching interactivity.
Welcome to the Ocean of Research across Technical Disciplines
Authors: A. Mishra
Year: 2023

This editorial introduces the inaugural issue of the Journal of UTEC Engineering Management (JUEM), which aims at disseminating research and innovation in wide technical and managerial disciplines. It starts with a background and need to the journal suggests their potential readers, and concludes with a justification on the suitable development of journal name which focuses broad area of innovative research from different disciplines on technical researchable issues. This journal has started the new approach of publications in context of Nepal with a view to promote open access publication and copyright will be with authors. That signifies the author to obtain intellectual property rights on their own name. This journal is an official publication of United Technical College, Affiliated to Pokhara University. It confers high quality academic publication through blind peer reviewed. This issues contains articles from Nepal and abroad across the field of project management, concrete technology, human resource management, technology management, procurement management and many more. Acknowledging the individuals and institutions involved in bringing the journal from its conception to fruition, the review ends with a call on researchers and practitioners to cross over disciplinary boundaries and create an international platform for intellectual exchange that can lead to positive change in the scientific society
Development of Information Support for the Student Project Management System (In Russ.)
Authors: A.V. Afanasev; N. Gorlushkina; D.E. Shutov
Year: 2023

The article discusses the systems for organizing project management, which are used in the educational process in the preparation of specialists for the IT sphere, who are able to manage and manage the creation of new products. The requirements for systems with which you can manage the organization of the design process are considered. An information system is proposed for managing students' project activities, providing network interaction in the implementation of educational projects and monitoring this process. The information system allows you to coordinate the actions of students of different courses and groups, monitor the progress of work and evaluate the contribution to the work of each student.
Improving the Efficiency of Project Management in the Transportation Sector: Methods and Economic Parameters of Control
Authors: Mikhail S. Malov
Year: 2024

The paper presents the results of a comparative analysis of the application of effective project management methodologies in the transport sector, highlighting the distinctive features of their utilization aimed at improving the efficiency of industry-specific projects. The research identifies parameters, including economic factors, that influence the feasibility of their comprehensive application at various stages of project life cycles in the transport sector, with the ultimate goal of enhancing their economic performance. The aim of this review is to systematically elucidate the advantages and disadvantages, as well as the applicability of various methods in project management in the transport sector, alongside the parameters for their control. This approach enables the identification of development trends in management methods and their impact on increasing the efficiency of infrastructure-related projects. The results obtained have scientific novelty and can be used to enrich the theory of project management, as well as have practical significance for project development organizations and other stakeholders.
Implementasi Manajemen Proyek Penguatan Profil Pelajar Pancasila di SMPN Kabupaten Magetan
Authors: Rahmad Wahyudi; Nunuk Hariyati; Neni Mariana
Year: 2024

Pendidikan di Indonesia yang terus berkembang, ditandai dengan perubahan kurikulum yang terus menerus dan tantangan yang ditimbulkan oleh pandemi COVID sembilan belas. Dengan latar belakang tersebut, penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui implementasi Kurikulum Merdeka Belajar, khususnya dengan fokus pada proyek penguatan profil siswa Pancasila di dua sekolah terpilih di Kabupaten Magetan. Metodologi yang digunakan adalah pendekatan kualitatif fenomenologi dengan desain penelitian multi lokasi. Metode pengumpulan data meliputi wawancara mendalam, observasi, dan analisis dokumen, yang dilakukan pada bulan Maret hingga Mei dua ribu dua puluh empat. Hasil penelitian mengungkapkan perencanaan yang komprehensif, pengorganisasian yang efektif, keberhasilan pelaksanaan, dan evaluasi proyek secara menyeluruh. Khususnya, proyek ini telah menghasilkan peningkatan yang signifikan dalam pemahaman siswa tentang nilai-nilai Pancasila dan pengembangan karakter. Kesimpulan yang diambil dari studi ini menggarisbawahi pentingnya perencanaan yang cermat, organisasi yang kuat, strategi implementasi yang inovatif, dan evaluasi berkala dalam mencapai tujuan inisiatif pendidikan karakter dalam kerangka Merdeka Belajar.
Continuous Planning and Forecasting Framework (CPFF) for Agile Project Management: Overcoming the
Authors: Thomas Dilger; Christian Ploder; W. Haas; Pascal Schöttle; R. Bernsteiner
Year: 2020

Despite the many problems the COVID-19 pandemic creates in the economies worldwide, recent research in academia tries to find new ways to support enterprises and companies counteracting the crisis. This study discusses the question of how an agile project budgeting resp. The Continuous Planning and Forecasting Framework (CPFF) for agile project management can be used to support teams working in an "agilefall" (the in-between state of traditional and agile) environment to reach a certain level of certainty under uncertain conditions. This contribution refines the first drafted Continuous Forecasting Framework, presented on the Software Engineering 2020, incorporating feedback from academia and practitioners using agile methods. For readers who have never worked in a real agile environment, it is often difficult to grasp why getting off the strict path following an iterative beyond budgeting approach could increase certainty. Therefore, the authors depict the framework by applying it to specific problems within traditional project boundaries focusing on elements that could help teams overcoming the "agilefall"-budgeting trap.
Lightweight AUTOSAR software platform for automotive
Authors: JaeYoung Kim; JungWook Lee; Jeongho Son; K. Kwon; GwangSu Kim
Year: 2012

We suggested a lightweight AUTOSAR software platform consisting of an AUTOSAR OS and software development tool. This is a new software platform model of the automotive sector. This software development tool is composed of the editing, project management, System Generator tool by extending OSEK OIL 2.5 syntax structure. AUTOSAR OS is extended OSEK/VDX OS by adding system protection functions, real-time scheduling functions, timer processing functions and the additional object classes and attributes. This lightweight AUTOSAR software platform is well suited for developing time-critical application software and can be utilized the application software for controlling automotive parts and modules.
A critical appraisal of traditional methods of construction progress monitoring
Authors: Muhammad Sami Ur Rehman; M. Shafiq; F. Ullah; Khaled Galal Ahmed
Year: 2023

PurposeThe purpose of this study is to investigate the current construction progress monitoring (CPM) process in relation to the contractual obligations, how project management teams carry out this activity in the field and why teams continue to adopt the current method. The study aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the current monitoring process and its effectiveness, identify any shortcomings and propose recommendations for improvements that can lead to better project outcomes.Design/methodology/approachThe study conducted semi-structured interviews with 28 construction management practitioners to explore their views on contractual requirements, traditional progress monitoring practices and advanced monitoring methods. Thematic analysis was used to identify existing processes, practices and incentives for advanced monitoring.FindingsStandard construction contracts mandate current progress monitoring practices, which often rely on manual, document-centric and labor-intensive methods, leading to slow and erroneous progress reporting and project delays. Key barriers to adopting advanced tools include rigid contractual clauses, lack of incentives and the absence of reliable automated tools. A holistic automated approach that covers the entire CPM process, from planning to claim management, is needed as a viable alternative to traditional practices.Research limitations/implicationsThe study's findings can inform researchers, stakeholders and decision-makers about the existing monitoring practices and contribute to enhancing project management practices.Originality/valueThe study identified contractually mandated progress monitoring processes, traditional methods of collecting, transferring, analyzing and dispensing progress-related information and potential incentives and points of departure towards technologically advanced methods.
Whirlpool Delivery Methods: A Case Study
Authors: R. Sarkar
Year: 2012

Many organizations face the challenge of deploying a consistent project methodology. The challenge becomes more significant for global organizations such as Whirlpool Corporation which have a large number of IS projects cutting across business units, geographies and functional areas. In 2010, Whirlpool Corporation, a global leader in the appliance industry, deployed a new waterfall-based IS project management methodology - Whirlpool Delivery Methods (WDM) - as part of a strategic IS transformation initiative. This paper examines Whirlpool’s journey over the past 2 years including the key levers used to drive adoption and diffusion such as the role of IS leadership and project tools. The findings from the Case Study, including Survey feedback from 176 respondents, indicate the need to balance project rigor with speed and flexibility and the importance of tools to support project governance. The paper contributes a practical perspective to large-scale IS project methodology deployment.
A Study on the Public Construction Project Cost-Saving Practice Information Provision Service Method
Authors: Hyun Ok; Tae-Hak Kim
Year: 2016

Cost saving in construction projects consists in building structures with the most economical method while satisfying the user requirements with regard to the features and quality. Cost saving through systematic cost management is required to improve the competitiveness in line with the changing construction environment. Organizations affiliated with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport are striving to save on construction costs by reviewing the economic efficiency of their designs, process management, and project management when implementing public construction projects. They are sharing the design value engineering (VE) results information among the public ordering agencies during the design stage, but the sharing of the cost-saving practices in the construction stage is still insufficient. This study presented step-by-step information systems development and service methods so that people can refer to and utilize cost-saving practices in similar construction projects while carrying out public construction projects. The results of this study are expected to contribute to more rational decision-making in and the higher investment efficiency of public construction projects through the analysis and provision of cost-saving cases information for each stage of the construction project life cycle, such as the planning, design, construction, and maintenance stages.
Sistem Informasi Manajemen Sumber Daya Manusia Proyek Pembangunan SPBU untuk PT. XYZ
Authors: Essy Malays Sari Sakti; Harry Rendra; Nursina
Year: 2024

Sumber daya manusia merupakan bagian yang sangat penting pada suatu perusahaan, oleh karena ituharus dikelola dengan baik agar kegiatan perusahaan dapat berjalan sesuai dengan yang diharapkan. PT XYZmerupakan perusahaan kontraktor yang bergerak dibidang properti dan pembangunan SPBU. Pada suatupengerjaan proyek seringkali terjadi penumpukan pekerjaan pada suatu Tim, sedangkan pekerjaan proyekharus dapat selesai sesuai dengan batas waktu kontrak yang telah ditentukan. Penelitian ini merupakanpengembangan dari penelitian terdahulu dengan judul Sistem Informasi Manajemen Proyek PembangunanSPBU untuk PT XYZ. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk membantu pihak manager proyek dalammenentukan tugas dan tanggung jawab pada karyawannya . Metode yang digunakan dalam pembagian tugasdan tanggung jawab adalah Responsible Accountable Consultde Informed (RACI). Perancangan sisteminformasi ini menggunakan metode SDLC dan pemodelan sistem berorientasi objek dengan notasi UML.Hasil pengembangan sistem informasi manajemen sumber daya manusia proyek sesuai dengan yangdiharapkan oleh perusahaan.