derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
OS 26-03 MOBILE DEVICE BASED ELECTRONIC DATA CAPTURE SYSTEM IN PHARMACEUTICAL CLINICAL TRIAL: A FEASIBILITY STUDY
Authors: Jing Zhang; Lei Sun; Yu Liu; Hongyi Wang; N. Sun; Jia Yu; Yao He; Sijin Yan; Puhong Zhang
Year: 2016

Objective: To evaluate the feasibility and acceptability of a mobile device based electronical data capture (mEDC) system applied in one randomized clinical trial (RCT). Design and Method: The mEDC, an android smartphone-based application, was developed to support real-time data capture, project management and quality control in a multicenter randomized double-blinded parallel controlled pharmaceutical trial. Four user interfaces are shown in Figure 1. The RCT is to evaluate the efficacy of telmisartan (40mg) and hydrochlorothiazide (25mg) monotherapy in high sodium intake patients with mild to moderate hypertension in 14 hospitals, including one baseline survey and three follow-ups. A designated qualitative study was conducted to evaluate its feasibility and acceptability during implementation of project. Fifteen investigators, including fourteen doctors and one nurse in local hospitals, two clinical research associates (CRA) and one senior data manager were interviewed by personal depth, face-to-face interview. Nvivo 9.0 was applied to analyze the records and theme framework method was used to obtain outcomes. Results: With support of mEDC, 1333 patients were recruited, and 1037 patients of them successfully completed all visits during 2 months. The average time was needed around 53 minutes for 141 questions of all visits per patient. Nearly all the interviewees were satisfied with the features of smooth manipulation, user-friendly interface, real-time data transfer, procedure control, patient screening, central randomization, blinded drug allocation, visit organization, automatic data check and real-time remote monitoring. The average satisfaction score was 9.2 (10 as full mark). All the investigators and CRAs expressed their expectation of using the app again in the future. The senior data manager evaluated the mEDC and found it safe in data transferring and storage. Very rare occasion of unstable wireless internet access was complained by investigators. Conclusions: mEDC was a feasible and acceptable tool to support RCT. High quality research may benefit from mEDC's real-time and multi-user features. Figure. No caption available.
An algorithm for justifying the choice of a contractor based on the assessment of risk tolerance, taking into account losses from risk situations and the costs of eliminating their consequences
Authors: S. Vikulov; Aleksandra N. Astashenko; Aleksandr O. Zubov
Year: 2023

Subject. This article deals with the development of a methodology for justifying the choice of a contractor based on the assessment of risk resistance, taking into account losses from risk situations (combinations) and the costs of eliminating their consequences.
Objectives. The article aims to develop an algorithm for justifying the choice of a contractor based on the assessment of risk resistance.
Methods. For the study, we used the methods of economic and mathematical modeling, statistical analysis, economic analysis, models and methods of mathematical forecasting, optimization of project management processes, and the methods of justification of economic decisions under uncertainty and mathematical modeling.
Results. The article identifies the distinctive particularities of the existing models of investment and construction projects. The article describes and presents the author-developed approach to designing an algorithm for justifying the choice of a contractor based on risk tolerance assessment.
Relevance. The practical significance of the results lies in the possibility of justifying the choice of the contractor based on the assessment of risk resistance.
Construction of Virtual Simulation Experiment Platform for Intelligent Construction Based on Statistical Machine Learning  System  Modelling
Authors: Pu Zhang
Year: 2024

In the construction of a virtual simulation experiment platform for intelligent construction, cutting-edge technologies converge to revolutionize traditional project management methodologies. By harnessing the power of virtual reality, statistical modeling, and machine learning, this platform empowers stakeholders to predict, optimize, and simulate construction projects with unprecedented accuracy and efficiency. This paper introduces the Virtual Statistical Machine Learning (VS-ML) platform and demonstrates its application in intelligent construction processes. Through comprehensive experimentation and simulation, the VS-ML platform accurately estimates construction project parameters, optimizes resource utilization, schedules tasks efficiently, and classifies project outcomes with high accuracy. Numerical results from our study showcase the platform's effectiveness in various aspects of construction project management. For instance, in construction projects estimation, scenarios ranging from Scenario 1 to Scenario 10 exhibit project durations between 100 to 150 days, cost estimates ranging from $470,000 to $550,000, and safety ratings varying from "Good" to "Excellent". Furthermore, labor efficiency and material waste estimations across scenarios demonstrate percentages ranging from 85% to 93% and 3% to 7%, respectively, with corresponding safety ratings. Additionally, task computations elucidate the durations, start dates, end dates, and resource allocations for individual tasks within construction projects. Lastly, classification results exhibit the predicted probabilities and class labels for samples, showcasing the platform's ability to accurately predict project outcomes. Overall, the findings underscore the potential of VS-ML in revolutionizing traditional construction practices through data-driven approaches, leading to improved project management, cost savings, and enhanced safety standards in the construction industry.
THE ROLE OF STRATEGIC PROJECT MANAGEMENT IN THE FIELD OF CULTURE IN UKRAINE DURING THE WAR
Authors: Tetyana Stepanova
Year: 2023

The article explains the role of strategic management of cultural projects in Ukraine during the martial law. In particular, the author summarizes the key problems of management in the domestic cultural sector, which are based on the outflow of talent, reduced funding and declining demand for cultural products and services. In this regard, strategic project management in the field of culture is becoming more important, as the conditions of constant underfunding, declining demand and the consequences of the war threaten the development of Ukrainian culture. Cultural project management requires a systematic approach to the planning, implementation and control of cultural initiatives and events, with a special emphasis on their creativity, specificity and sociocultural impact. Constant underfunding and the exacerbation of the consequences of the war highlight the need for strategic project management in the field of culture. Project management in times of war should take into account the creative nature of projects, their specificity and impact on the socio-cultural environment. War conditions pose serious challenges for the preservation of historical and cultural heritage and the promotion of cultural projects. Financial management becomes a key aspect, requiring the development of financing strategies, taking into account unstable conditions and mobilization of investments for the efficient use of resources. In the context of the military conflict, it is important to focus on marketing strategies to support Ukrainian culture, emphasize its uniqueness and stimulate patriotic sentiment. Resource management includes optimizing the use of human and material resources, as well as developing talent management systems to retain and attract creative professionals to the cultural sector. Strategic project management in the context of war implies innovative development aimed at creating new cultural products that meet modern challenges. At this point, it is important to develop a clear and distinct strategy for the country's cultural development, which should be formed through cooperation with key stakeholders in the cultural sphere. Each representative of the cultural environment should be familiarized with and agree with the priorities of cultural policy for its successful implementation and contribution to the achievement of global goals.
The BREEAM, the LEED and the DGNB certifications as an aspect of sustainable development
Authors: Anna Piętocha
Year: 2024

Some of the most significant problems of industrialised countries are increasing consumerism, the growing demand for more and more energy and other natural resources, and the depletion of non-renewable sources. The visible consequences are environmental pollution and global warming. To address these issues, there is growing pressure on the use of alternative energy sources, the use of natural resources and the introduction of new technologies. The use of multi-criteria building certification systems, which evaluate their performance, is becoming increasingly common in the building industry. The BREEAM, the LEED, and the DGNB are among the most popular methods for assessing sustainable architecture, and they project management tools. The main task of the article was to define and describe the impact of documents related to sustainable development certificates on contemporary design and living and working conditions, as well as to demonstrate the relationship between the quality of architecture and environmental protection. Another goal is to indicate how dynamically the number of certificates issued in Poland is increasing. The study used the necessary research methods: analysis and criticism of applicable documents and literature, as well as an intuitive method based on personal experience. The scope of the work includes a discussion of the most frequently obtained certificates: the BREEAM, the LEED, and the DGNB, the achievements of which prove the use of solutions conducive to sustainable development.
Strategies for digital transformation in construction projects: stakeholders' perceptions and actor dynamics for Industry 4.0
Authors: T. Dolla; Karuna Jain; Venkata Santosh Kumar Delhi
Year: 2023

This study explores and presents the roadmap of industry 4.0 for the Indian construction industry with particular reference to project management practices. Accordingly, this study explores stakeholder dynamics for adopting digital technologies in the construction sector, especially those affecting construction project management. The study adopted one focus group with five participating panellists that provided the qualitative data. This is followed by a questionnaire survey with wider practitioners from the public and private sectors to validate the findings and rank the hypothesis to enable the implementation. Based on a focus group, this study proposes thirteen hypotheses describing stakeholders' dynamics. Furthermore, based on the questionnaire survey validation, this study finds that the top four strategies are stakeholder integration, process re-engineering, training activities, and the need to generate federated data. We interpret the journey of industry 4.0 in the construction industry as having its effect from at least four perception frames: redundancy, accommodation, amplification, and introduction. Practitioners can make process changes in their organisations while delivering projects using industry 4.0 in the construction sector. The findings are contextual to the Indian construction industry. While there is a richness of data that emanated from experienced practitioners, future case studies could enhance the applicability of the findings. The article takes a visionary stand to enable practical aspects of adopting industry 4.0 in its full measure.
Technocreativity, Social Networks and Entrepreneurship: Diagnostics of Skills in University Students
Authors: Patricia Comesaña-Comesaña; Anna Amorós-Pons; Inna Alexeeva-Alexeev
Year: 2022

This paper presents the first exploratory results of a research integrated in a more global project on digital and entrepreneurial skills of students at the University ***. The study reveals gaps in professional skills such as problem solving, strategic thinking and creativity. For this reason, a pedagogical pro-ject is created integrating the use of social media in training (entrepreneur-ship), research (knowledge management) and university transfer. The aim is to develop skills in digital talent, (techno)creativity and to implement work methodologies, such as design thinking and growth hacking. In addition, it will encourage self-learning of the students, improve their e-competences, creative capacity and practical skills for a better adaptation to the needs of social demand, where knowledge transfer generates development and growth scenarios (startup) and fosters innovation (competitive capacity). This inno-vative initiative will enable Higher Education students to acquire the most demanded skills in a multidisciplinary labour market that also requires spe-cific ones in creativity, strategic capacity, project management, product in-novation, solution generation and entrepreneurship. This is what forms the basis of an integral project of triangular synergy between University, Busi-ness and Society.
PENGEMBANGAN APLIKASI MANAJEMEN PROYEK UNTUK PENERAPAN TOTAL QUALITY CONTROL MANAGEMENT (TQCM) PADA ORGANISASI HIMATEP FIP UNM
Authors: Maghfirah As Sa’adah; Arnidah; Andromeda Valentino Sinaga
Year: 2023

Manajemen proyek yang dibutuhkan mampu dikelolah secara digital sehingga mudah diperoleh rekam jejak digitalnya dengan demikian baseline program atau proyek yang dilaksanakan dan direncanakan mudah dievaluasi. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk 1) mengetahui tingkat kebutuhan aplikasi manajemen proyek, 2) mendesain aplikasi manajemen proyek, 3) mengetahui tingkat validitas dalam penggunaan aplikasi, 4) mengetahui tingkat kepraktisan dalam penggunaan aplikasi. Penelitian ini dilakukan dengan menggunakan pendekatan R&D (Research and Development). Penelitian ini dikembangkan dengan menggunakan model Borg and Gall. Penelitian ini dilakukan dengan enam tahap yaitu potensi dan masalah, mengumpulkan informasi, desain produk, validasi desain, perbaikan desain, dan uji coba produk (uji kepraktisan). Penelitian ini dilakukan di Sekretariat HIMATEP FIP UNM. Subjek dari penelitian ini adalah 22 orang mahasiswa dan 2 orang validator yang terdiri dari validator materi/isi dan validator media. Teknik pengumpulan data dengan menggunakan teknik wawancara dan angket. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa 1) identifikasi tingkat kebutuhan media manajemen proyek berada pada kualifikasi dibutuhkan, 2) desain aplikasi manajemen proyek menggunakan aplikasi Trello, 3) hasil pengujian kevalidan media Trello oleh ahli materi/isi berada pada kualifikasi valid dan ahli media/desain berada pada kualifikasi sangat valid, 4) hasil yang diperoleh untuk mengukur kepraktisan produk dengan melakukan uji coba terhadap kelompok kecil yang menunjukkan hasil kualifikasi praktis kemudian melanjutkan uji coba kelompok besar yang menunjukkan kualifikasi sangat praktis. Berdasarkan hasil analisis tersebut dapat disimpulkan bahwa media berbentuk Trello valid dan praktis digunakan dalam memanajemen proyek.
Innovation in Information Systems Education-V The Management of Outsourcing: Development of a Module with Implications for the IT Curriculum
Authors: Roberto Evaristo; J. Audy; R. Prikladnicki; Leonardo Pillati; L. Lopes
Year: 2005

We describe the development of a short module involving a globally distributed task with the objective of not only creating student awareness about the difficulties of managing outsourcing but also giving them experience in the process of learning about subtleties of project management and information requirements determination in a distributed environment. Professors from the U.S. and Brazil at both the graduate and undergraduate level were involved. Courses ranging from IS Strategy and Introduction to IS to IS Project Management and Systems Analysis and Design were the target of the modules developed. A detailed discussion of the exercise, its role in the courses in which it was used and the results achieved are also presented.
Assessing the Efficiency of Waterfall and Sprint-Based Approaches in Software Development Projects
Authors: Harika Sanugommula
Year: 2024

This paper presents a comparative study of the Waterfall model and sprint-based work tasks in project management.
The Waterfall model, known for its linear and sequential approach, has been a cornerstone of software development
since its inception in the 1970s. On the other hand, sprint-based work tasks, primarily used in Agile frameworks like
Scrum, represent a flexible, iterative approach suited to modern, dynamic project requirements. This paper explores
the key characteristics, advantages, and limitations of both models, as well as the contexts in which each is most
effective ending with real time examples. Through a detailed analysis, this paper provides insights into selecting the
optimal project management methodology based on project requirements, team dynamics, and organizational goals.
Keywords
Waterfall Model, Agile, Scrum, Sprint, Project Management, Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), Iterative
Development, Sequential Development
Optimising construction waste management in Sri Lanka through Circular economy strategies: a focus on construction and renovation and use and operate stages
Authors: H. C. Victar; A. Waidyasekara
Year: 2024

PurposeConstruction and Demolition (C&D) Waste Management (WM) poses significant challenges in Sri Lanka, contributing to environmental degradation and resource depletion. To address these issues, this study explores the application of Circular Economy (CE) strategies in minimising waste generation and optimising resource utilisation in Sri Lankan construction industry. The research focuses on the construction and building renovation and use and operate stages of the building project life cycle, recognising their significance in waste generation and resource consumption.Design/methodology/approachThe research employed a qualitative approach, utilising the Delphi technique through three rounds of expert interviews. Seventeen experts were involved in the first round, followed by fifteen in the second round, and twelve in the final round. The collected data was analysed using manual content analysis methods.FindingsThe research findings revealed fifteen C&D WM issues in the construction and building renovation stage in Sri Lanka, along with suitable strategies to overcome each of them. Similarly, eight C&D WM issues were identified for the use and operate stage of the building, and corresponding strategies were provided to address each issue. By adopting CE strategies such as modular design and material reuse, construction projects can optimise the project's timeline, cost, and quality factors. These strategies enable efficient resource allocation, reduce waste generation, and contribute to the overall sustainability of the project. The impact of CE strategies on mitigating these issues within the project management iron triangle was also discussed.Originality/valueThis paper entails delving into how construction, building renovation, and operation stages of a building's life cycle intersect with CE strategies, which profoundly influence operational efficiency and long-term sustainability. By incorporating principles such as energy efficiency, water conservation, and circular product design, the paper illuminates how these strategies facilitate decreased energy usage, enhanced resource management, and diminished waste production throughout the building's lifespan.
Microblogging in Project Management: Improving Project Communication and Documentation with Status Information
Authors: M. Böhringer; Dirk Röhrborn
Year: 2014

Microblogging represents a significant change in enterprise communication, shifting from a push to a pull model where information consumers subscribe to relevant information sources. Especially scenarios with high degrees in information quantity and complexity may benefit from this approach. This is the case for project management, which can well be supported by microblogging tools. This paper introduces the technology’s concept, motivates use cases and discusses two examples as well as available software tools. Microblogging in Project Management: Improving Project Communication and Documentation with Status Information
EXPLORING UKRAINIAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO UNDERSTANDING RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION IN THE UNIVERSITIES OF THE USA
Authors: K. Shykhnenko
Year: 2023

This study examines the contributions of Ukrainian researchers in understanding research administration practices in the United States (US) universities. A non-systematic literature review approach was employed, utilising keyword-based strategies and predefined criteria for source selection. Data extraction and qualitative synthesis were conducted to analyse the findings. The review of research administration practices in US universities by Ukrainian scholars reveals important insights. Firstly, there is a recognised shortage of skilled research managers in US universities. The professionalisation of research management through specialised qualifications and continuous professional development is identified as a significant trend. Secondly, innovation activities, technology transfer centres, and funding sources are found to be crucial in fostering entrepreneurship, optimising resources, and supporting research and development efforts. Thirdly, international cooperation, regulatory mechanisms, and strategic planning play pivotal roles in governing research activities. The reviewed studies encompassed a wide range of themes pertaining to research governance and administration in the United States including higher education management theory, managerial training in US universities with a focus on Masters in Administration programs, the scientific capacity of US universities, technology transfer, research ethics, the legal framework for research, fundraising strategies for research, the dissemination of research findings, grant writing practices, and the restructuring of the educational system to prioritise research. Based on these findings, the study recommends that Ukrainian universities enhance their research administration practices. Incorporating courses on transferable skills, research ethics, project management, and leadership within Ph.D. programs is suggested. Adopting best practices from US universities, particularly in areas such as technology, management, finance, and legal aspects, can contribute to improving research administration practices and fostering international cooperation in Ukrainian universities. An untapped research area involves assessing how research administration practices drawn from US universities and the creation of technology transfer centres can enhance research governance in Ukrainian higher education.