derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
The Influence of Monitoring and Evaluation Reports On Sustainability of Donor-Funded Community-Based Education Projects: A Case of Arumeru District, Arusha Tanzania
Authors: Wilson Daniel John; Samson Emanuel Pallangyo
Year: 2024

The purpose of this study was to assess the influence of monitoring and evaluation Reports on sustainability of donor-funded community -based education projects in Arumeru district. The purposive sampling technique was used to select the participants. the study used a total of 102 participants. The study used a qualitative approach whereby interview and focus group discussion method were used during collection of data. An interview was used to gather data from the project implementers, whereas data from community members was collected through focus group discussion.  Data were analyzed using Content Analysis method.
The findings revealed that, , sustainability of donor-funded community-based education projects in Arumeru District lay down on community participation and project implementers. Sustainability of donor-funded community-based education projects require effective monitoring, and evaluation, as well as resource mobilization. The findings recommended that, community participation should be improved through provision of education, and effective communication to the people or community members. Provision of education and effective communication will rise up awareness for the community members about their participation roles in the sustainability of donor-funded community-based education projects in Tanzania. Also, project implementers should focus on building the capacity of the local community to make sure the project’s sustainability. This includes training community members in project management, leadership, and technical skills. By empowering the community, they will better be equipped with skills and knowledge that will help them to maintain and run the project after the donor funding had ended. Measurement and evaluation reports hold stakeholders accountable for the resources they have committed to the project. By providing regular updates on the project’s progress. Also, measurement and evaluation reports ensure that stakeholders remain engaged and motivated to continue their support.
Data quality as a key success factor for migration projects
Authors: D. Clément; Soumaya Ben Hassine-Guetari; B. Laboisse
Year: 2010

Organizations are facing the challenges of data migration, which results either from mergers and acquisitions due to the consolidation of the economy, or from upgrade of systems or finally from willingness to simplify the data storage architecture. A data migration is not a trivial task; either, it is a significant project undertaking. Because the data stored in the legacy systems is a strategic company asset, it needs to be analysed, measured, preserved and improved before being brought over to the target system. In this paper, we present business cases and best practices on how companies structure their data quality management in the particular context of data migration. We propose a comparison grid with classified items such as the project management teams, the data quality audit and the key quality indicators (KQIs), the data quality improvement activities, the optimum quality level calculation, the problem of the data references and the need for a data governance post migration.
Revealing the Project Management Office Manager’s Competencies: A Qualitative Study in Financial Industry
Authors: Siti Talidah; Advia Fildzah; Dr. Mohammad Ichsan; D. Dwidienawati; Maharani Syahratu Kertapati; Olinda Calista Yetri; Rafahana Ansiklia Kirana; Adji Pradana; R. Aditya
Year: 2023

This study aimed to validate previous studies’ five core competencies of PMO Managers. It describes the competencies of effective PMO Managers as evidence of PMO practices in companies. Researchers obtained data sources from five members of PMO Professional Indonesia (PMOPI) focused on the financial industry. This study uses a qualitative research approach, collecting the data using structured interviews with selected respondents. Certified experts have validated and calculated the percentage of occurrence of each core competency and the PMO management function. A final analysis of the data is conducted using NVIVO Software. The study has produced a percentage of the emergence of PMO managers’ competencies, especially in the financial industry, to validate the five core competencies from previous studies by specific dimensions. The analysis results of this validation, with an inter’, ’rater percentage of 95,31%, indicated that the data analyzed had high accuracy. This study reveals that business mainframe is a competency often applied in the financial industry PMO. The findings are 26,83%, significantly different from the results of other competencies. The Technical & Professional Specialty is 10,87%, Effective Intersocial Competencies is 15,85%, Organizational Stewardship is 10,98%, and Effective Personal Competencies is 3,05%. This study has provided new insight into PMO manager competencies which are required for PMO managers to perform their work effectively. This set of competencies is required by organizations that see the need to develop PMO managers’ capabilities in managing their projects.
Transformasi Pendidikan PAUD: Sosialisasi Best Practice Manajemen Pembelajaran Proyek Berbasis Kurikulum Merdeka
Authors: Upik Elok Endang Rasmani; Yuanita Kristiani Wahyu Widiastuti; Anjar Fitrianingtyas
Year: 2024

Pengabdian ini bertujuan untuk mentransformasi pendidikan anak usia dini (PAUD) melalui sosialisasi best practice manajemen pembelajaran proyek berbasis Kurikulum Merdeka di TK Negeri Garuda Surakarta. Metode yang digunakan adalah Participatory Action Research (PAR), yang melibatkan partisipasi aktif dari guru, orang tua, dan peserta didik dalam setiap tahap pengabdian. Proses ini dimulai dengan identifikasi kebutuhan dan tantangan yang dihadapi oleh guru dalam menerapkan pembelajaran berbasis proyek. Kemudian, dilakukan sosialisasi dan pelatihan best practice manajemen proyek sesuai dengan prinsip Kurikulum Merdeka. Hasil dari kegiatan ini menunjukkan peningkatan pemahaman dan keterampilan guru dalam mengelola pembelajaran berbasis proyek, serta meningkatnya minat dan partisipasi anak dalam kegiatan belajar. Temuan ini mengindikasikan bahwa metode PAR efektif dalam mengimplementasikan perubahan pendidikan yang partisipatif dan berkelanjutan di lingkungan PAUD. Dengan demikian, Pengabdian ini memberikan kontribusi penting bagi pengembangan pendidikan PAUD yang inovatif dan responsif terhadap kebutuhan anak. Guru-guru menunjukkan peningkatan pemahaman dan keterampilan dalam merancang, mengelola, dan mengevaluasi proyek pembelajaran. Anak-anak juga mengalami peningkatan motivasi dan keterlibatan, serta keterampilan sosial, emosional, dan kognitif.
Financial Literacy's Moderating Effect on Project Selection with Heuristic-Driven Biases: SMEs’ Entrepreneurial Market Development in Pakistan
Authors: H. Asif; Mariam Mansoor
Year: 2024

Certain biases on various project stages influence projects. Based on the moderating influence of financial literacy, the effect of heuristic-driven biases on project selection is evaluated in this research. The study aimed to evaluate how heuristics-driven biases affected the project management environment. A questionnaire with a five-point Likert scale is used to gather quantitative data. The study's target demographic comprises project managers and other senior employees at Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) with more than five years of experience. This study involved 200 participants, but only 151 responses were deemed authentic. Convenience sampling is the study's methodology. SPSS and Smart PLS3 are used for data analysis. The findings show that three behavioural biases, availability, representativeness, and under-confidence, have a negligible influence on project selection, but two behavioural biases—overconfidence and anchoring have a favourable impact. The research asserts that individuals do not succumb to these biases in many SMEs. The findings indicate that financial literacy does not moderate the association between heuristic-driven biases and project selection. Entrepreneurs, managers, investors, and businesses will gain immensely. Business owners should detect heuristic-driven biases to make better judgements. Controlling heuristic biases helps entrepreneurs make better decisions and implement productive business strategies. This research will help business owners manage their heuristic biases and grab business opportunities without making costly mistakes. This study offers a unique opportunity and the potential to improve the knowledge of entrepreneurial managers about the impact of heuristic-driven biases in the context of project management.
Development of a Bayesian Copula-based Spatial-temporal Method for Multivariate Drought Risk Analysis
Authors: Xin Yang; Yongping Li; G. Huang
Year: 2022

In this study, a Bayesian copula-based spatial-temporal analysis (BCSA) method is developed for multivariate drought risk analysis. BCSA can help identify drought variables and to build dependent structure of variables (duration-severity and severity-area). BCSA was applied to a real case in Central Asia (1918-2018). Some major findings can be summarized: (i) Central Asia suffered 72 droughts in 1918-2018, and droughts are mainly concentrated in Karaganda and Kyzylorda states of Kazakhstan; (ii) drought is more frequent in spring and summer than autumn and winter; (iii) due to interaction effect on variables, joint guarantee rate is less than design guarantee rate, and joint guarantee rate can provide a new reference for drought project design; (v) when design dependability is 0.99, 0.98, 0.95, 0.90 and 0.80, multivariate drought risk would be 3%∼7%, 6%∼14%, 13%∼27%, 23%∼39% and 35%∼52%, respectively. The above findings can provide decision support for drought mitigation and project management.
Application of Improved Frog Leaping Algorithm in Multi objective Optimization of Engineering Project Management
Authors: Yongxian Wang; Junxia Ma; Yanrong Zhang
Year: 2023

The development of information has promoted the development of various industries, and the development of industries will inevitably lead to intensified competition, including the construction industry. To enhance the competitiveness of construction enterprises in the industry, a multi-objective optimization model for construction project management has been proposed. At the same time, carbon emission was included as one of the optimization objectives in the experiment. This can also align the construction industry with the concept of modern green development. A non-dominated sorting genetic algorithm with elite strategy was proposed to improve the hybrid frog leaping algorithm, and the improved hybrid frog leaping algorithm was used to solve multi-objective optimization problems. The improved hybrid frog leaping algorithm performed better in solving multi-objective optimization problems. The improved hybrid frog leaping algorithm found a total of 132 Pareto solution sets, while the non-dominated sorting genetic algorithm with elite strategy only found 23 Pareto solution sets. And the solution set of the improved hybrid frog leaping algorithm is closer to the optimal position. The optimized duration and cost of the improved hybrid frog leaping algorithm are lower, with an optimal duration of 135 days and a minimum cost of $20,000. A multi-objective optimization model for engineering project management incorporating carbon emissions was successfully constructed in the study, and the multi-objective optimization problem was solved.
Bike Rental System Using PHP
Authors: D. K; Abishek B
Year: 2024

This project is simple to sign up for the user and customer have logged in to the website for bookings by entering their user’s name and password. Every bike has information available. Details provided by clients, such as the booking dates, for reservations. Features and an overview are also included in the bike information. One more feature Simple to pre- return and return for the bicycle. The reservation's return date has passed Give a daily fine of 200 rupees each day. All control is with the admin. The admin has the ability to add bikes and view their details. Administrators can easily operate and comprehend it. When an administrator views the bike's details and detects a problem, the vehicle is deactivated. Check out the booking details and report any issues (such as a misaligned mob name or a customer license image). An admin cancelled a reservation. The user won't have any trouble understanding, using, or navigating the relatively straightforward design. Keywords: Bike rental system, Urban mobility, System implementation, Project management, Sustainability, Smart transportation
Preface: 4th International Conference on World Economy and Project Management (WEPM 2023)
Authors: Darnell Masefield; Quanli Lin
Year: 2023

The 2023 4th International Conference on World Economy and Project Management (WEPM 2023) was successfully held from 04 to 05, November, 2023 in Singapore. This conference is the premier forum for the presentation of new advances and research results in the fields of world economy, economic policy, financial investment, project management, innovation management, e-business management, and social science. The events brought together researchers, scientists, experts, and scholars from various areas to discuss problems and solutions in these fields, to identify new issues, and to shape future directions for research. 
WEPM 2023 was composed of 3 sessions with 6 keynote speeches and 27 oral reports presented in this conference. Each keynote speech and oral report took 20-30 minutes and 5-10 minutes, respectively. All papers included in the conference proceedings were peer reviewed according to international standards. 
We would like to deeply acknowledge all the parties involved in making WEPM 2023 successfully held. Besides, we wish to thank all authors and participants for providing their valuable contributions for this proceeding as well as the reviewers for their constructive recommendations and criticism aiding to improve the presented papers. 
With best regards, 
WEPM Conference Organizing Committees 
Singapore
USING THE DELPHI TECHNIQUE AND EFQM MODEL APPROACH TO BUILD A CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECT PERFORMANCE
Authors: Van Luy Tong; Truong Van Luu
Year: 2024

This study presents a new conceptual framework for evaluating the performance of construction projects, based on an adaptation of the European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM) model. Although the EFQM model is widely used for quality management and performance evaluation, there have been few studies to date that have used it to measure the performance of projects, which is a very important issue in the construction industry. The EFQM model is designed for organisations, so if it is to be used for construction projects, appropriate modifications are needed. That is, the criteria and attributes of the original EFQM model need to be modified. Therefore, the aim of the study is to develop a new set of criteria and their attributes. The attributes are drawn from previous studies and adapted to construction projects. The set of criteria and their attributes form a conceptual model for measuring construction project performance. The model was validated through semi-structured interviews with 20 experts. The results of the study showed that the conceptual model had five enabler criteria, two result criteria, and 50 criteria attributes. The qualitative and quantitative analysis results of the Delphi technique confirmed the importance of these criteria and their reliability. The results of the study will contribute to promoting the application of the EFQM model in the field of construction project management. In addition, stakeholders can use the model as a tool to evaluate the performance of construction projects.
Very small entities (VSE); The final systems engineering (SE) frontier
Authors: A. D. Robinson
Year: 2018

International standards are designed to codify engineering practices for uniformity and consistency. The origin of systems engineering, and software development standards comes out of the development of large systems and targets their use for large enterprises. Many industries in our global economy recognize the contribution of very small organizations to the health and wealth of not only emerging country economies but, their essential contribution to mature countries. Very small entities (VSEs) consist of organizations of five (5) to twenty-five (25) persons and are considered a significant portion of the systems and software developers throughout the world. Large organizations using the Systems Engineering Standard, OSO/IEC 15288, found a need to better qualify the small companies with which they were doing business. There was a strong desire to: 1. Improve or make product development efficient by using Systems Engineering methodology 2. Elaborate tailored practical guidance to apply to VSEs in the context of prime or subcontractor, of commercial products 3. Contribute to standardization The ISO standards, for use by organizations of twenty-five (25) people or less, was perceived as overly complex. In 2005, the first meeting of ISO/IEC JTC1 SC7 Working Group (WG) 24 was held, and the work on ISO/IEC 29110 series began. At the 2009, International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) International Workshop (IW), the Association Françoise pour l'information Scientifique (AFIS) (French INCOSE Chapter) and INCOSE established the Systems Engineering for Very Small and Micro Enterprises (VSMEs) WG. The ISO/IEC 29110 is considered a child of the ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288, distilled to the perfect essence of Systems Engineering with a complete set of DNA from its parent, ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288. This paper will discuss the intended users, the importance of VSEs, a product development approach, opportunities for VSEs using the ISO/IEC 29110 as a business proposition, and the basic tools provided by the ISO/IWEC 29110 to get a product started. We will introduce the operational framework of the ISO/IEC 29110 Basic Profile Group which includes Project Management Process, System Definition and Realization, Product Development Process (PDP) for limited resources, as well as Roles, Activities, and Tasks to develop a product with as few as 5 people using nine (9) Deployment Packages (DPs). Engaging very small business partners for Systems Engineering projects using an ISO Standard designed just for them is a new frontier with unlimited opportunities for women and minorities to remove barriers to entry into business sectors with an unusually high bar to entry.
Framework for Measuring ERP Implementation Readiness in Small and Medium Enterprise (SME): A Case Study in Software Developer Company
Authors: A. Hidayanto; Muhammad Azani Hasibuan; P. W. Handayani; Y. G. Sucahyo
Year: 2013

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is a product that enables organizations achieving their competitive advantage. However, the failures of ERP implementation are still considered quite high. This research was conducted to formulate the framework of self-assessment of open source ERP implementation readiness, which focused on the ERP pre-implementation aspects. The proposed ERP implementation readiness assessment framework was developed using the Fuzzy-based ANP (Fuzzy ANP), where the examined readiness factors are grouped into three categories, namely project management, organizational, and change management readiness. In order to see the application of the framework, we conducted a case study on an SME engaged in software development. We did focus group discussion with Chief Technology Officer, Chief Strategy Officer and Project Manager. The results showed that the company is not ready to implement open source ERP. Although the company is strong in the human resources aspect, they are still weak in other aspects so that they need some strategies to improve their level of readiness before implementing open source ERP.
Self-Directed and Self-Designed Learning: Integrating Imperative Topics in the Case of COVID-19
Authors: A. Ebrahimi
Year: 2023

Self-directed learning and self-design became unexpectedly popular and common during the COVID-19 era. Learners are encouraged to take charge of their learning and, often the opportunity to independently design their learning experience. This research illustrates the use of technology in teaching and learning technology with a central theme of promoting self-directed learning with engaging self-design for both educators and learners. The technology used includes existing tools such as web page design, Learning Management Systems (LMS), project management tools, and basic programming foundations and concepts of big data and databases. In addition, end-users and developers can create their own tools with simple coding. Planning techniques, such as Visual Plan Construct Language with its embedded AI, are used to integrate course material and rubrics with time management. Educators may use project management tools instead. The research proposes a self-directed paradigm with self-designed resources using the existing technology with LMS modules, discussions, and self-tests. The research establishes its criteria for ensuring the quality of content and design, known as 7x2C. Additionally, other criteria for analysis, such as Design Thinking, are included. The approach is examined for a technology-based business course in creating an experiential learning system for COVID-19 awareness. Likewise, among other projects, an environment for educating learners about diabetes and obesity has been designed. The project is known as Sunchoke, which has a theme of Grow, Eat, and Heal. Educators can use their own content and rubrics to adapt this approach to their own customized teaching methods.
ANALISIS PENGGUNAAN APLIKASI MANPRO PADA LIFE CYCLE PROYEK KONSTRUKSI
Authors: Mirna Yani
Year: 2024

Di masa era digital sekarang ini dituntut seluruh aktifitas dalam tahapannya dilakukan dengan menggunakan bantuan teknologi, salah satunya adalah aplikasi Manpro, yang merupakan salah satu  alat bantu dalam manajemen proyek. Pada proyek Grange Park Fatmawati – Apartement dan Fasilitasnya, PT Erakencana Tunggal  selaku pemilik proyek menggunakan aplikasi Manpro sebagai platform komunikasi dalam koordinasi online dan memonitoring pekerjaan. Aplikasi Manpro ini diharapkan dapat membantu para pelaku konstruksi dalam melakukan pengawasan proyek. Aplikasi ini  dapat mengurangi hambatan dalam hal komunikasi serta dapat meningkatkan visibilitas pada proyek dengan menggunakan pelaporan online, sehingga dapat meningkatkan efisien dan produktivitas proyek. Penelitian  menggunakan pendekatan kuantitatif yaitu dengan menggunakan metode Pairwise Comparison untuk mendapatkan bobot penggunaan aplikasi Manpro di setiap tahap life cycle proyek serta menghitung tingkat kelayakan dan kepuasan pengguna aplikasi Manpro, dalam hal ini pihak owner dengan menghitung customer satisfaction index (CSI). Hasil penelitian menunjukan bobot penggunaan aplikasi Manpro terbesar pada tahap pengawasan dan pengendalian sebesar 28.2 %. Dengan nilai kelayakan aplikasi Manpro di keseluruhan tahap life cycle sebesar 84 % (sangat layak).  Serta tingkat kepuasan owner dalam menggunakan aplikasi ini termasuk dalam kriteria satisfied (puas) dengan nilai  sebesar 83.09%.