derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Exploring Strategies To Implement Project Management Tools And Techniques Among Startups In Nigeria
Authors: Azeez Olatubosun Shodeinde
Year: 2024

There is plethora of evidence in the literature linking the implementation of project management tools and techniques (PMTT) by companies to timely project execution, prevention of cost overrun and efficient project outcomes. However, existing studies have hardly focused on strategies which may contribute to the effectiveness of PMTT at startup companies. This study was motivated to close this knowledge gap. With a descriptive survey design, qualitative data were collected from staff stakeholders of startups based in Lagos, Nigeria. A purposive random sampling technique was used to select 10 stakeholders each from 10 startups, making 100 participants in the study. The retrieval rate was 100% as prior consent of management of each startup was sought before the instrument administration. The data were analysed using a mix of frequency counts, percentages and logistic regression. Findings revealed that performance-based strategy makes PMTT attractive to the company’s employees while the structure-based strategy is more effective to sustain the stakeholder commitment to PMTT. Also, industry-based strategy is important to keep the company and its staff updated of technology-enhanced PMTT. It is therefore recommended that the startup firms should prioritize skills and competencies of staff while deploying the PMTT. More importantly, the firm’s structure and culture should encourage the adoption and implementation of the PMTT by its stakeholders.
Manajemen Risiko Keselamatan Dan Kesehatan Kerja Pembangunan Gedung Perpustakaan UIN Sayyid Ali Rahmatullah Tulungagung
Authors: Muhammad Rijal Khori Atmaja; Sony Susanto; Fitry Rahmawaty
Year: 2024

Manajemen proyek berkonsentrasi pada masalah jadwal dan biaya. Bagaimana melaksanakan .proyek sesuai jadwal dan biaya yang direncanakan merupakan fokus dari manajemen proyek. Penyebab dasar terjadinya kecelakaan kerja adalah tidak adanya manajemen yang baik untuk menangani risiko-risiko bahaya kerja, komitmen perusahaan mengenai kerja aman dan nyaman serta budaya lingkungan kerja aman. Pembangunan ini merupakan termasuk bangunan cukup berisiko dalam hal kecelakaan kerja. Penggunaan teknologi tinggi dan metode pelaksanaan yang tidak akurat serta kurang teliti dapat mengakibatkan kecelakaan kerja. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menilai risiko K3, untuk mengetahui pengendalian risiko K3 pada pembangunan gedung perpustakaan UIN Sayyid Ali Rahmatullah Tulungagung. Sampel dalam penelitian ini berjumlah 40 responden. Teknik pengumpulan data melalui  kuesioner. Metode menggunakan matriks risiko bersumber dari AS/NZS 4360 : 2004. Berdasarkan hasil penelitian Penilaian risiko K3 dari hasil penelitian didapat faktor risiko kategori high yaiti kinerja buruk dengan nilai 0,812. Penanganan risiko yang terjadi pada pembangunan gedung adalah diperlukan koordinasi antar penanggung jawab, diadakannya meeting berkala, memberikan informasi yang dianggap perlu, melakukan pelatihan training, monitoring pekerja lapangan
Evaluating the Role of Requirements Engineering Practices in the Sustainability of Electronic Government Solutions
Authors: A. Alzayed
Year: 2024

The efficacy of electronic government (E-Government) initiatives relies significantly on requirements engineering (RE). Every government wants sustainable solutions in the implementation of E-Government projects. The current research has adopted a mix of research methods. After conducting a comprehensive systematic literature review (SLR), the author conducted a case study to evaluate the proposed model. This research conducts an SLR of the contemporary literature on the success and failure factors of E-Government projects. Additionally, there is an association between the failure factors and the utilization of RE practices. A comprehensive search of electronic databases yielded a total of 71 pertinent articles. After meticulous screening and quality assessment, the data were extracted for analysis. A total of 62 papers were eventually selected. The SLR addressed the distinct hurdles encountered by government bodies. The findings indicated a positive relationship between the utilization of RE practices and the attainment of project success. Various aspects, such as project management practices, stakeholder engagement, and effective communication, were identified as factors that can reduce failures in E-Government projects. The deficiencies observed in E-Government initiatives were linked to inadequacies in implementing RE practices. The other issues identified were insufficient requirement elicitation, limited stakeholder involvement, and inadequate validation and verification of requirements. This study also presented a conceptual framework illustrating the difficulties in E-Government and the practices of RE. Statistical data analysis techniques were employed to examine this conceptual framework. This study suggests that managers examine and evaluate their E-Government project failure reasons and factors on a periodic basis to sustain and continuously enhance E-Government project success.
Building information modeling (BIM) in project management: a bibliometric and science mapping review
Authors: Zhaofeng Ye; M. Antwi-Afari; A. Tezel; Patrick Manu
Year: 2024

PurposeThe impact of building information modeling (BIM) on various aspects of project management has attracted much attention in the past decade. However, previous studies have focused on a particular facet of project management (e.g., safety, quality, facility management) and within identified target journals. Despite numerous existing studies, there is limited research on the mainstream research topics, gaps and future research directions on BIM in project management. This study aims to conduct a bibliometric and science mapping review of published articles on BIM in project management and to identify mainstream research topics, research gaps and future research directions in this domain.Design/methodology/approachA science mapping approach consisting of bibliometric search, scientometric analysis and qualitative discussion was used to analyze 521 journal articles that were retrieved from the Scopus database and related to BIM in project management. In the scientometric analysis, keyword co-occurrence analysis and document analysis were performed. This was followed by a qualitative discussion that seeks to propose a framework summarizing the interconnection between the mainstream research topics, research gaps and future research directions.FindingsSix mainstream research topics were found including (1) BIM-enabled advanced digital technologies, (2) BIM-based reinforcement and enhancement, (3) BIM and project composition, (4) BIM project elements and attributes, (5) BIM-based collaboration and communication and (6) BIM-based information and data. Moreover, this study discussed six research gaps, namely, (1) integration of BIM and other digital technologies, (2) future maturity of BIM applications in project management, (3) application of BIM in project components and processes, (4) role of BIM application in project elements and attributes, (5) impact of collaboration and communication in BIM application and (6) stability of information and data interaction. Furthermore, future research directions were discussed.Originality/valueThe findings and proposed framework contribute to providing a deeper understanding to researchers, policymakers and practitioners in the development of related research and practice in the domain of BIM in project management, thus, promoting digital transformation in project management. Overall, it adds to the global knowledge domain in BIM and promotes the need for digital and data integration, BIM maturity and BIM collaboration.
Leveraging Data Analysis Tools for Enhanced Project Decision Making
Authors: Shodh Sagar; Vanitha Sivasankaran; Balasubramaniam; Rahul Arulkumaran; Nishit Agarwal; Anshika Aggarwal; Dr Punit Goel
Year: 2023

In today’s rapidly evolving business environment, leveraging data analysis tools has become essential for enhanced project decision-making. This paper explores how advanced data analysis tools contribute to more informed and strategic project management decisions. By harnessing the power of data analytics, organizations can gain deeper insights into project performance, identify trends, and predict potential risks with greater accuracy. The integration of sophisticated data analysis tools enables project managers to analyse large datasets, uncover hidden patterns, and make data-driven decisions that significantly improve project outcomes. 
The paper examines various data analysis tools, including statistical software, machine learning algorithms, and visualization platforms, highlighting their role in optimizing decision-making processes. It discusses the benefits of these tools, such as enhanced forecasting capabilities, improved risk management, and the ability to make real-time adjustments based on evolving project dynamics. Additionally, the paper addresses the challenges associated with implementing data analysis tools, such as data quality issues, the need for skilled personnel, and the integration of diverse data sources. 
Through case studies and practical examples, the paper demonstrates how organizations have successfully utilized data analysis tools to achieve better project results. It emphasizes the importance of a strategic approach to data analysis, where tools are not only employed to process data but are also integrated into the decision-making framework to drive project success. The findings suggest that embracing data analysis tools is crucial for organizations seeking to enhance their project management practices and achieve a competitive edge in the market.
Risk management in large-scale information system projects
Authors: Diego Armando Castillo-Ñopo; Khateryn Fiorela Loyola-Blanco; Raul Castro-Marca; Gian Davor La Rosa-Gavino; Jherson Giovanny Aragón-Retuerto; Hegel Alvaro Rafael-Sifuentes; W. Marín-Rodriguez
Year: 2024

This article deals with project management in information systems, whose relevance lies in the vital importance of these systems in modern companies. Information systems are essential for decision making and data management in today's interconnected world. Project management, on the other hand, coordinates elements such as scope, resources, costs, schedules and risks to achieve defined objectives. The systems development life cycle (SDLC) structures the process, encompassing phases such as scope definition, planning, execution, monitoring and closure. These phases are integrated with risk management, which identifies, evaluates and mitigates threats and opportunities. Mitigation strategies act before adversity, while contingency planning prepares for the unforeseen. That is why risk management is integrated throughout the project life cycle to anticipate and address challenges. The combination of both aspects is critical in a constantly evolving technology environment. In addition, organizational culture and communication play a critical role. A culture of awareness and accountability, transparency in communication and active stakeholder participation are essential. Training and continuous adaptation allow learning from past experiences and improving practices.
K-means clustering method based on artificial immune system in scientific research project management in universities
Authors: Yanmin Zhao; Shuai Chen; Tinggui Chen
Year: 2017

In order to solve the data analysis problem in scientific research management universities, this paper puts forward a K-means clustering method based on artificial immune system. Firstly, the hidden rules and knowledge in the scientific data are found out in order to provide decision opinion for the development of education and scientific research. And then, the key research domain and creative characteristics of the subject can be obtained. Finally, the simulation results show that the method is feasible and effective.
Web Project Development: Emergency Management
Authors: S. Fedushko; O. Trach; Yuriy Syerov; N. Kryvinska; Jennifer R. Calhoun
Year: 2023

Web projects are crucial to a company’s online presence and significantly impact its success. Risk management is a component of web project management to identify, assess and potentially control threats to the success of projects. The research methodology includes systematic and analytical analyses of the members’ management of risks associated with web project users. The results and implications reveal that assessing the intensity of risk management measures for the sustainability of web projects regarding risks is imperative. The capacity for emergency management in web projects is essential for identifying, assessing, and controlling potential threats, reducing the probability of project delays or failure. Emergency management offers several critical benefits to web projects, including improved data protection, increased continuity of operations, reduced downtime, enhanced reputation, and increased efficiency. Effective emergency management throughout the web project life cycle organization ensures that the project is completed on time, within budget, and to stakeholders’ satisfaction while being prepared for potential emergencies. This research develops best practices and standards for future projects, increasing project success rates.
Towards a new approach of continuous process improvement based on CMMI and PMBOK
Authors: Yassine Rdiouat; Naima Nakabi; Khadija Kahtani; A. Semma
Year: 2021

A process-centric approach helps an organization to improve the way it works with. It allows scalability and provides a way to capitalize knowledge on best practices. It also makes better use of resources and helps to understand trends. PMBOK is a project management methodology, while CMMI is a model for process improvement. In this paper, we conduct a study on PMBOK and CMMI frameworks to show that they can be converged and complementary. We expect this paper research will be useful for organizations to deploy a new approach of continuous process improvement based on pooling CMMI and PMBOK.
Evaluating the Application of Construction Projects Management Methodologies during Construction Projects Execution in Charities Organization
Authors: Ezzat Sadek; Esam Husein
Year: 2024

Over the past four decades, particularly in the Arabian Gulf region, there has been a significant increase of non-governmental charitable institutions leading to a wide spread of their humanitarian assistance, social services and diverse construction projects in impoverished and developing countries. Successful implementation of charitable construction projects requires proficient leadership, administrative accumen, and scientific expertise to achieve project objectives in terms of scope, time, cost and quality. This study delves into existing research on extrapolation, utilizating both quantitative and qualitative approaches using digital statistical analysis. By examining all the resolution points and axes, a set of essential criteria has been identified. The criteria can be considered as successful benchmarks for charitable organizations aiming to enhance the implementation of their construction projects.
Using Knowledge-Based Intelligent Reasoning to Support Dynamic Equipment Diagnosis and Maintenance
Authors: Y. Yao; Gilbert Y. P. Lin; A. Trappey
Year: 2006

This research focuses on the development of a rule-based intelligent equipment trouble-shooting and maintenance platform using JAVA Expert System Shell (JESS) technology. A prototype system is designed and developed combining rule-based knowledge system and inference engine to support real-time collaborative equipment maintenance across geographical boundary. The main modules of the system include diagnosis knowledge management, project (or case) management and system administration. The knowledge management module consists of key functions such as knowledge type definition, knowledge component definition, document definition, mathematical model definition, rule and rule-set management. The project management module has key functions such as project definition, projectâ€™s role management, projectâ€™s function management and projectâ€™s rule-set execution. Further, a Thin-Film Transistor Liquid-Crystal Display (TFT-LCD) production equipment diagnosis and maintenance system is designed and implemented to demonstrate the intelligent maintenance capability. The prototype system enhances agility of TFT-LCD collaborative manufacturing processes with real-time equipment diagnosis and maintenance.
The potential of the empathic ability for the performance of civil engineering projects
Authors: Guus Keusters; Frédérique Batelaan; Froukje SleeswijkVisser; E. Houwing; H. Bakker
Year: 2023


Purpose
The increasing complexity of civil engineering projects necessitates focusing on new competencies of project participants. Based on the research on team performance and design processes that are more closely linked to the relevance of the project context, it is hypothesised that empathic abilities could play an important role in the performance of civil engineering projects. Therefore, this study aims to investigate whether performance can be improved by focusing on empathic abilities during the integrated design phase.


Design/methodology/approach
Semi-structured in-depth interviews with experts were conducted to explore the relevance of empathic abilities and their interaction with performance in a real-life infrastructure project. The project team’s empathy level was measured by means of a survey using Davis’ Interpersonal Reactivity Index method. Finally, differences between expected and measured levels of empathy were analysed.


Findings
The results provide insights into how empathic abilities interact with performance. The measurement indicates that, on average, professionals in the civil engineering industry score relatively low on empathy. In addition, differences were identified between the expected distribution and the measured empathy levels of the team, implying a potential for improvement, in particular by increasing the empathic abilities of the project management and increasing gender diversity.


Originality/value
To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this study is the first to investigate a relationship between empathy and the performance of civil engineering projects. The results provide initial insights into the empathic ability of civil engineering project teams and the potential of empathy to improve performance. Furthermore, from an empathy perspective, this study advocates increasing the gender diversity of project teams to improve performance.
An Objective Compliance Analysis of Project Management Process in Main Agile Methodologies with the ISO/IEC 29110 Entry Profile
Authors: Sergio Galvan-Cruz; Manuel Mora Tavarez; Rory V. O'Connor; Francisco Acosta; Francisco Javier Álvarez Rodríguez
Year: 2017

Software Process Improvement efforts (SPI) are pursued by organizations for improving the overall quality of their software development processes. However, very small entities (VSEs) avoid them by the lack of required financial and other organizational resources. In contrast, VSEs use agile software development methodologies (ASDMs), but these ASDMs do not foster adherence to best scholastic practices promoted by SPI. Furthermore, while a new ISO/IEC standard (29110) has been recently released for VSEs, it was not designed taking account the ASDM approaches. Thus, we investigate the extent of adherence of main ASDMs (two industrial and one academic type) with this new standard. Initial results provide evidence on the strong need to enhance the two industrial ASDMs (XP and SCRUM). In contrast, the academic ASDM (UPEDU) fits the standard very well but it is scarcely used by VSEs. Hence, it is concluded that there is a knowledge gap between the praxis with ASDMs and the recommended scholastic software processes like the ISO/IEC 29110 standard for VSEs.
Investigating the common problems of implementing public projects in government offices in Herat province
Authors: M. Kabiri
Year: 2020

In today's society, project management knowledge is of great importance due to the increasing expansion of various public and private sector projects. However, using traditional project planning and control solutions has left managers with numerous problems. One of the major challenges for managers in Afghanistan is the lack of resources needed for project allocation, especially the technical and expert forces. On the other hand, accelerating the implementation of projects has become unavoidable due to the increasing needs of the community and time constraints. This field-based and analytical study seeks to investigate the common problems of implementing public projects in Herat governmental offices. The results of this study show that in the past, few projects were planned and managed with project management techniques. Today although the field of project management has encompassed and accelerated most projects and the majority of projects in the provincial offices. However, majority of the projects that are designed, planned and implemented in Herat governmental offices still failed to qualitatively satisfy key stakeholders and complete the project within the designated timeframe, which in turn has resulted in liquidity shortage because of unrealistic estimates without considering the relative economic stability situation and government policies.
Preparing STEM Students for Leading Positions through Supervising Younger Students
Authors: Beatrice Rich; Jane Worlitz; Christine Goldmann; Mathias Schulze; S. Kazula; R. Woll
Year: 2018

Social and leadership skills are often neglected during studies (especially in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths) subjects). It is precisely these skills that are urgently needed in professional life. The CoMeT “Concepts, Methods and Techniques for Project Management” module was developed to meet the need to acquire social and leadership skills. After a preliminary consideration an overview of the module is given. First, the teaching and learning concept is presented and insights into the seminar work are given. In addition to the competence-oriented examination methods, the integration of digital elements are presented. The continuous further development of the module, adapted to the needs of students and the economy, is a constant goal of the teachers. For this reason, there are already transmission possibilities of the module in planning. Instead of instructing groups of students in project work, pupils are to be introduced to science and study through small projects.