derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Designing a Collaborative Construction-Project Platform on Blockchain Technology for Transparency, Traceability, and Information Symmetry
Authors: Chibuzor Udokwu; A. Norta; Christoph Wenna
Year: 2021

The construction industry is a $6 trillion industry worldwide with a prediction to grow towards $10,3 trillion by 2023 and constitutes an essential part of the global economy. Nevertheless, the management of the construction effort is still very manual. The construction process from design, to sourcing of material, contract management, and so on, is a convoluted and intransparent process filled with risks the collaborating parties are exposed to. A need exists for management platforms that streamline and automate collaborative construction processes, establish transparency, traceability, and information symmetry between business parties. This paper presents the Construction Project Management (CoPM) platform that is based on blockchain- and smart-contract technologies for enabling peer-to-peer collaboration between construction parties that enhances the flow of information for reducing cost- and time expenditures while improving the quality of service. The CoPM system is based on diligent up-front requirement studies from which we derive a coherent system architecture and set of cooperation protocols. Thereby, the CoPM system overcomes the currently existing fractured value propositions for construction-management systems. CCS Concepts •Software and its engineering•Software creation and management•Designing software
Innovation in student care: development of a comprehensive system for project management
Authors: Iris Cristel Pérez-Pérez,; Miriam Aguirre-Arias; Liliana González-Gamez
Year: 2024

The Spanish language dictionary defines sustainability as “what can be sustained or defended with reasons.” Sustainable development is making correct use of current resources without compromising those of future generations. A tool was designed to measure comprehensive medical centers which addresses the three key pillars, environmental, social (sociocultural) and economic, the data obtained was analyzed to generate a sustainability model that allows the aforementioned to move towards sustainable development giving solution to the current problems that affect them, considering all the actions, it is important to mention that the commitment of the parties is required to achieve the objectives.
Using of Digital Applications to Transform Project Management Processes and Manage Data in the Oil and Gas Industry
Authors: Timur Omarov; Gulnura Taikulakova
Year: 2023

The oil and gas sector is going through a digital transformation to maximize profits, deploying technologies such as Industry 4.0, cloud computing, IIoT, and systems integration. This study focuses on the use of digital applications specifically designed to enhance project management processes and data management, with a particular focus on work turnarounds in oil and gas company located in Kazakhstan. These innovative digital applications offer a way to facilitate efficient planning and analysis, adhering to the Minimum Functional Objectives (MFO) culture. That’s how they play a pivotal role in optimizing expenditures, preventing mishaps, and improving overall operational efficiency. However, the successful implementation of these applications is often hindered by several challenges, including the lack of appropriate digital platforms, a shortage of personnel trained in digital technology use, and a limited understanding and implementation of the MFO culture. This paper proposes a comprehensive suite of digital applications, encompassing Salesforce, TA Notes, TA Pro, PWC & A, and Mistras. These applications are specifically designed to improve the planning and execution of work, thereby playing a vital role in the digital transformation of project management processes in the oil and gas industry. The paper also underscores the potential of these technologies to revolutionize project management, while also discussing the challenges to their implementation and providing actionable solutions to overcome these hurdles.
Application of a Critical Chain Project Management Based Framework on Max-Plus Linear Systems
Authors: Hirotaka Takahashi; H. Goto; M. Kasahara
Year: 2009

We examine the possibility of applying the concepts of the feeding and the project buffers of Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM) on Max-Plus linear discrete event systems, using a simple model and numerical examples in order to control the occurrence of an undesirable state change in discrete event systems. As a remarkable outcome, we found that the application of a CCPM based framework on Max-Plus linear system was proven to be effective.
Building Information Modeling Capability in Mitigating Change Orders and Cost Overrun
Authors: Mohammad Al-Btoush; Aya Bassam; Saif Khraisat; Ja’far A. Aldiabat Al-Btoosh; N. Jasim; Taiseer Taiseer Rawashdeh; Ibrahim. F. Varouqaa
Year: 2024

The Jordanian construction industry faces notable challenges, particularly about variation orders (VOs), contributing to budget overruns and project delays. The Jordan Engineers Association poll in 2020 found that variation orders (VOs) accounted for 23% of cost overruns in construction projects in Jordan. Research undertaken by the Ministry of Public Works and Housing in 2019 found an average of 948 change orders per year, representing 25.5% of the total value of the projects. Our study introduces a highly tailored evaluation method to gauge the effectiveness of Building Information Modelling (BIM) in addressing these challenges. The study assesses the efficacy of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in diminishing variation orders (VOs) by examining sophisticated BIM functionalities. The study employs an intricate case study and diverse construction project data to construct a model that assesses the capacity of BIM to reduce project modifications and enhance cost efficiency. A novel approach has been devised to enhance the optimization of building information modeling (BIM) in the construction industry of Amman, Jordan. The objective of the concept is to minimize variation orders (VOs) and enhance project management. The study employs research approaches, such as semi-structured interviews and questionnaires, to pinpoint the essential abilities contributing to change orders. After comprehensively analyzing BIM's global and Middle Eastern applications, we created the model. The findings indicate that enhancing Building Information Modeling (BIM) capabilities can effectively mitigate the occurrence of variation orders within Jordan's building sector. The approach promotes the cooperation of stakeholders, sets quantifiable benchmarks, and strategically employs BIM for preliminary risk assessment. This research substantially enhances the productivity and cost-effectiveness of construction projects in Jordan, offering vital insights for professionals and policymakers.
Information Requirements on Alternative Measures for the Minimization of the Use of Biocides
Authors: H. Kremers; Traut Fiedler; S. Gartiser
Year: 2005

The German Biocide Law regulates the implementation of the Biocide Guideline 98/8/EG into the Chemicals Legislation (ChemG). The latter prescribes under Section §22, Paragraph 1a), Point 5, that the Competent Authorities for biocides shall make "Information on the physical, biological, chemical and other measures as alternatives or for minimizing the use of biocide products available to the public. “ In the framework of a project funded by the German Federal Environmental Agency (FKZ 203 67 448) the basis for this information obligation is compiled and proposals for realizing open access information in this domain are elaborated. Broadly disperse knowledge provides the basic foundation for the requirement analysis and structural design of a planned information system, whereby the different needs for information and advice of the future users shall be taken into account. Special attention is given to information sources that are relevant to biocide user groups (internet, databases, Standards, labels, institutes, industrial associations, consumer organizations, environmental protection groups, professional experts, etc.). From this, these sources can be systematically and reiteratively evaluated and provided in a stakeholder / life-situation oriented structure. The focus of this presentation is on information structure, process-/workflow, and user group oriented content availability. CODATA-Germany POB 20 05 48, D13515 Berlin, Germany office@horst-kremers.de 2 HYDROTOX GmbH (Project management) Bötzinger Str. 29, D79111 Freiburg, Germany info@hydrotox.de EnviroInfo 2005 (Brno) Informatics for Environmental Protection Networking Environmental Information Copyright © Masaryk University Brno, Brno 2005. ISBN: 80-210-3780-6
Directions of application of project management tools for the effective functioning of enterprises of the rocket and space industry
Authors: И.В. Чистов; Ю.Н. Дементьева
Year: 2024

В статье обращено внимание на деятельность корпорации «Роскосмос». Проанализированы итоги работы корпорации, которые пролили свет на имеющиеся недостатки в различных сферах ее деятельности. Указаны основные причины негативных последствий. Рассмотрен исторический опыт построения и развития ракетно-космической промышленности. Предложены стратегические и тактические меры, нацеленные на развитие промышленных предприятий ракетно-космической отрасли. Сделан упор на применении инструментов управления проектами для эффективного функционирования предприятий ракетно-космической промышленности.
 The article draws attention to the activities of the Roscosmos Corporation. The results of the corporation’s work are analyzed, which shed light on the existing shortcomings in various areas of its activities. The main causes of the negative consequences are indicated. The historical experience of the construction and development of the rocket and space industry is considered. Strategic and tactical measures aimed at the development of industrial enterprises in the rocket and space industry are proposed. The emphasis is placed on the use of project management tools for the effective functioning of enterprises of the rocket and space industry.
Scalable Agile Transformation Process (SATP) to Convert Waterfall Project Management Office into Agile Project Management Office
Authors: Ruba Mohammad Haj Hamad; Mustafa Al-Fayoumi
Year: 2018

Recently, the Project Management Office (PMO) has become the source of change and spirit of innovation within any organization. It determines the success of project management functions and achieves the organization's objectives. However, most banking organizations have a group of waterfall projects within a startup PMO; it is not established to use agile practices and methodologies. Therefore, transforming the waterfall project management office (WPMO) into agile PMO (APMO) is a challenging topic, especially when the organizational structure is not built as strongly projectized structure. This research paper wisely analyzed a real case study for an IT organization to understand all issues facing the WPMO. As a result of this, the research implements a full flexible process called the Scalable Agile Transforming Process (SATP) to transform WPMO into APMO within an IT organization. It also presents a new potential role called change coach, to guide, help, train, and support employees during the transformation journey. The results of this research study revealed the importance of transforming WPMO into APMO by using a clear process and steps. Moreover, this study could be useful and applicable for information technology enterprises.
Virtual Coaching for Change Management
Authors: Amina Zaghbib; Philippe Pernelle; T. Carron
Year: 2012

The research reported here takes place in the industrial Research and Development context. Competitiveness and innovation need change habits especially for R&D managers and stakeholders. They have to improve their operational and managerial skills. Our goal is to ensure the learning, the acquisition of concepts and foundations related to innovation process in order to enhance professional R&D practices. In this paper, we propose a way to build R&D actors skills and knowledge through the combination of training and professional practices and with appropriate tools. Therefore, we propose to develop an interactive virtual coach architecture integrated within a traced R&D project management device. This coach can accompany the professional device users in real time and regulate their behaviors regarding knowledge levels evolution and to perpetuate their skills. This approach is illustrated through an accompaniment session that we are performing with our team towards our clients. The intelligent reasoning of the coach is taken into account thanks to users activity traces analysis and multi agent architecture concepts described in this paper.
The Linkage between Renewable Energy and Project Management: What Do We Already Know, and What Are the Future Directions of Research?
Authors: Katarzyna Piwowar‐Sulej; M. Sołtysik; Szymon Jarosz; R. Pukała
Year: 2023

Although the development and the implementation of Renewable Energy (RE) solutions are crucial for the transformation of countries towards sustainability, Project Management (PM) may help companies to introduce these solutions, although no study analyzes and synthetizes previous research on the interplay between PM and RE. The article aims to fill this gap by presenting an analysis of publications that address the analyzed issue and are indexed in the Scopus database. The article utilizes bibliometric analysis, network analyses, and in-depth qualitative studies published before 2023. The first method examines research productivity in the context of authors, institutions, and designations. The second method examines the authors’ and keywords’ networks. The third is more comprehensive and focuses on contributions to both project management and the technological domain provided by articles, which constitute H (Hirsch)-Core in this research field. Based on the bibliometric analysis, it can be concluded that the scientific structure of the “project management–renewable energy” (PM-RE) field consists of 335 documents, which were published, in total, by 672 authors and in 135 journals. There are four keyword clusters, with blurred boundaries between them. In the PM area, organizational issues, focusing on project effectiveness, cooperation with stakeholders, and project evaluation methods were discussed. In the RE area, the main focus was on wind energy, technological issues, and the implementation of technologies in the end-to-end communication architecture for smart grids, photovoltaic systems, biomass projects, or the exploitation of geothermal resources. The article directly indicates the areas that should be addressed in future research. This study is the first literature review that explores the PM–RE research field. It provides knowledge that can be the subject of improving technologies and project management issues in the energy industry.
Building a framework for the senior capstone experience in an information computer technology program
Authors: Charles J. Lesko
Year: 2009

In developing an undergraduate capstone experience the fundamental focus characteristically centers on individual reflection of the college experience and demonstration, in a very practical sense, of the newly developed skill, methodology, and knowledge gleaned through the study of each student's chosen course of study. Capstone experiences typically encourage students to integrate facets of their area of concentration into a final effort typically coinciding with their last or senior year of study.
 Today's technology-focused academic programs face some unique challenges, not the least of which is maintaining a level of relevance as well as timeliness about the effort. In building a framework for technology-focused capstone experiences, there must also be a forward-looking agenda that further prepares students for coming challenges in today's globally-active workforce. Softer skills such as teaming, collaboration, project management, technical writing and oral presentation are all critical to the success of the capstone experience.
 This effort describes the early considerations taken in the development of a capstone experience for an undergraduate Information Computer Technology (ICT) degree program. The capstone experience describes the thought process behind the development of a traditional face-to-face course offering that covers the last two semesters of each undergraduate's program. Further discussions cover identification of capstone projects, scalability and class management, student team establishment and requirements, capstone project proposal and execution, classroom presentation requirements, and a brief review of student feedback from the first full year's experience. Finally, there is a brief discussion of the issues associated with development of a capstone experience for distance education students within the program that looks to yield many of the same objectives that are outlined for the face-to-face students.
Application of Protege and SPARQL in the field of project knowledge management
Authors: Hai Dong; F. Hussain; E. Chang
Year: 2007

Protege is a set of open-source ontology design software developed in Stanford Medical Informatics. SPARQL (protocol and RDF query language) is recommended by W3C, to represent the RDF (resource description framework) graph - a set of triples that consist of a subject, a predicate and an object as the basic expression of data stored in OWL- based knowledge base. In this paper, we propose an ontology-based project knowledge management methodology, by means of Protege and SPARQL, to solve the issues in project management activities. By introducing a set of new ontology notations, we present the conceptual model of our ontology to realize the function of knowledge management in project organizations. Following that, we realize the prototype in Protege and validate it by means of SPARQL. Finally we make comments on our project and plan our future work.
From the Editor
Authors: C. Bredillet; Ingénieur EC Lille; Ordo Ab Chaos; C. Bredillet
Year: 2007

The Link Research—Practice: A Matter of “Ingenium” (Part 3) Continuing the discussion from the previous “Letter From the Editor” (PMJ, December, 2006), I would like to introduce some burning issues that should be considered, in my view, with a greater attention in order to support sound translations between project management research and practice. I will address first the contextual and situational changes in business environment and, second, the implications in terms of research approaches and relationship with practice.
Minimization of the Makespan a Project in the Critical Chain Project Management Framework Using a Max-Plus Linear Representation
Authors: H. Goto; Hajime Yokoyama
Year: 2015

The minimization of the makespan of a project is targeted under the critical chain project management (CCPM) framework. Although the conventional CCPM discipline does not pay attention to the optimality of the solution, the execution sequence of tasks would highly affect the makespan. We hence construct an optimization problem of minimizing the makespan, and develop a solving method for this. In calculating the objective function value, a discrete algebraic system referred to as max-plus algebra plays a key role. The developed algorithm bases on branch-and-cut and branch-and-bound methodologies, by which an exact optimal solution can be obtained.
The Project Book: A Toolkit for Stakeholder Management in International Development Projects
Authors: Aida Romero de Miguel; M. A. Pérez-Ezcurdia; Faustino N Gimena-Ramos
Year: 2024

This article presents a methodology of management of International Development Projects designed for offshoring agents that, on a traditional project management basis (phases and processes), adds an open documentary system (Project Book) and the application of participatory action research techniques. The Project Book enhances transparency and therefore confidence and engagement. Participatory action research techniques support intercultural management of the projects’ stakeholders. The methodology has been tested in three cases of «health», «production», and «education sectors», executed in Colombia. The quality and success of the project after the application is characterized by an 80 % acceptance of the agents.
MANAJEMEN PROYEK DALAM MANAJEMEN SISTEM INFORMASI: METODOLOGI TINJAUAN LITERATUR SISTEMATIS
Authors: Ammorhita Azza Natania Ertri; Yessy Arye Yustraini; S. Azzahra; Javas Aryadinata
Year: 2023

Manajemen proyek adalah aspek penting dari manajemen sistem informasi untuk memastikan kelancaran pelaksanaan proyek dan menjamin pemanfaatan sumber daya yang efisien. Keberhasilan setiap proyek tergantung pada komunikasi, risiko, manajemen biaya, dan pengambilan keputusan tepat waktu. Penilaian kualitas dilakukan untuk mengevaluasi keandalan, validitas, dan kekuatan bukti dari setiap data yang dipilih. Data yang dianalisis akan menjawab pertanyaan penelitian dan membahas metode dan pendekatan dominan dari tahun 2019-2023. Dalam proses pencarian, kriteria inklusi dan eksklusi digunakan untuk mengidentifikasi studi yang relevan serta penilaian kualitas digunakan untuk menentukan apakah sebuah studi memenuhi kriteria inklusi dalam tinjauan. Manajemen proyek dan metodologi SLR dapat digunakan sebagai alat yang efektif untuk mengelola proyek dalam konteks manajemen sistem informasi. Oleh karena itu, Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengidentifikasi studi kasus dan metode penelitian mengenai manajemen proyek menggunakan data yang diperoleh dari jurnal terkait dalam kurun waktu 2019â€“2023.
ANALISIS YURIDIS AKIBAT HUKUM TIMBULNYA PEMUTUSAN KONTRAK SECARA SEPIHAK TERHADAP INVESTOR PADA PERJANJIAN BOT (BUILD OPERATE TRANSFER)
Authors: Imelda Fertikel Putri Handayani
Year: 2023

. The contract in a Build-to-Transfer agreement that is starting to develop is known as a BOT Agreement or Build Operate Transfer, referring to a project transfer method that is often used in large infrastructure projects. Is a private legal entity that obtains a business license from the government or public sector to finance, design and build, implement and own a project within a certain period of time. The aim is for the private sector to get back the results of its investment and then transfer project management to the government or public sector. However, if in the process there is a unilateral termination of the contract, the party being terminated will have legal consequences that will cause loss or suffering for him. So my writing analyzes the legal consequences that arise from conflicts or implications in cases of unilateral contract termination by the government or the public sector so that investors' rights are maintained and are not harmed.
Evaluating Pred(p) and standardized accuracy criteria in software development effort estimation
Authors: A. Idri; Ibtissam Abnane; A. Abran
Year: 2018

Software development effort estimation (SDEE) plays a primary role in software project management. But choosing the appropriate SDEE technique remains elusive for many project managers and researchers. Moreover, the choice of a reliable estimation accuracy measure is crucial because SDEE techniques behave differently given different accuracy measures. The most widely used accuracy measures in SDEE are those based on magnitude of relative error (MRE) such as mean/median MRE (MMRE/MedMRE) and prediction at level p (Pred(p)), which counts the number of observations where an SDEE technique gave MREs lower than p. However, MRE has proven to be an unreliable accuracy measure, favoring SDEE techniques that underestimate. Consequently, an unbiased measure called standardized accuracy (SA) has been proposed.