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An Organisational Evaluation Capability Hierarchy Model for Self-diagnosis1
Authors: Colin Sharp
Year: 2005

The use of Capability Maturity Models in financial management, project management, people management and information systems management in a wide variety of organisations indicates the potential for an Organisational Evaluation Capability Hierarchy to guide the self-diagnosis of organisations in building their evaluation maturity. This paper is about the theory behind this growing trend in organisational governance and organisational diagnosis, and explores its relevance to evaluation theory and practice. This theoretical analysis may have long-term practical benefits for evaluation practitioners, as is being developed in the fields of project management, financial management, and people management in a wide range of organisations.
Toward a Method Engineering Framework for Project Management and Machine Learning
Authors: M. Uysal
Year: 2023

Adopting or tailoring a project management (PM) method for the domain-specific requirements of Machine Learning (ML) and Software Engineering (SE) has been a major challenge. However, the review of the literature cannot provide sufficient work, and thus engineering PM processes for ML remains neglected. Therefore, this paper presents the theoretical and methodological aspects of a study, which is also the third and last part of an integrated research project conducted for Baskent University Hospital Ankara (BUHA). The outputs of the study are twofold: (a) a method engineering (ME) framework for ML PM; and (b) a new hybrid PM for ML projects. The research approach combined the guidelines and principles of Design Science Research and Action Research methods. It is thought that this study may be regarded as promising, and an attempt to improve SE and PM processes of ML in the healthcare domain.
Predictive analytics for project management
Authors: Florian Schützko; H. Timinger
Year: 2023

This paper deals with master data from the project management environment. A general approach for predicting project outcome including goal achievement is developed. A first implementation in RapidMiner Studio V9.10 based on a decision tree algorithm is derived and discussed. The purpose of this paper is to provide a basic understanding of the topic and to adapt the theory to existing enterprise data. The potential of predictive analytics for project management is illustrated and a promising practical implementation with existing software is derived and demonstrated.
DIRECTION OF CHANGES IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT METHODOLOGIESTS – CONSEQUENCES FOR THE TEAM
Authors: Agnieszka Peszko
Year: 2023

The aim of this article is to present the directions of the project management methodologies changes over previous years as well as to direct attention to the consequences of these changes to project teams. Traditional and agile approach to the project management is characterised based on literature research and available data. Directions of the project management methodologies changes are presented using case study. Specific changes introduced to project management standard PMBoK Guide (7th edition) are pointed out. Evolution of traditional PRINCE2 methodology to PRINCE2 Agile is shown, great popularity of SCRUM agile methodology is presented too. In addition characteristics of the teams applying universal and agile methodologies are indicated based on literature describing project teams analysis. In summary the attention is directed to the fact the consequence of the methodologies changes are followed by changes in competence needs of the team members realising projects.
Analisis Faktor Penyebab Pembengkakan Biaya Pada Proyek Konstruksi
Authors: Alfred Eliasman Zalukhu; Dermawan Zebua; Carsa Alim Lase; Felix Nitema Harefa; Friski Dermawan Zebua; A. Loi
Year: 2024

Cost overrun is one of the problems that often occurs in the implementation of construction projects, which can have an impact on reducing project efficiency, productivity and profitability. This research aims to identify and analyze the main factors causing cost overruns on construction projects. The research methodology used includes questionnaire surveys and interviews with project stakeholders, such as contractors, consultants and project owners.  The research results show that the main factors causing cost overruns are design changes during project implementation, inaccurate cost estimates, fluctuations in material prices, less effective project management, and late payments by the project owner. In addition, external factors such as poor weather conditions and government policies regarding construction also contribute to increased costs.  This research suggests a proactive approach to project planning and control, including improving the quality of cost estimates, risk management, and effective communication between all parties involved. By understanding the factors that cause cost overruns, it is hoped that construction projects can be carried out more efficiently and in accordance with the planned budget.
Empirical investigation of success factors for offshore software development outsourcing vendors
Authors: S. Khan; Mahmood Niazi; Rashid Ahmad
Year: 2012

Offshore software development outsourcing is a contractual business of high-quality software production at offshore destinations with significant cost-saving. The objective of this research paper is to identify and analyse factors that are important to be addressed by vendor organisations in order to be competitive in outsourcing business. We have performed questionnaire surveys with 53 experts from a total of 20 different countries. We asked the participants to rank each success factor on a fivepoint scale to determine the perceived importance of each success factor. Our survey included success factors identified in the previous findings of our systematic literature review study. We have identified factors such as cost-saving and appropriate infrastructure, which are considered critical by the outsourcing clients. Our results indicate that appropriate infrastructure, cost-saving and efficient project management are common in three types of experts (i.e. junior, intermediate and senior). We identified cost-saving as being common in four groups of experts (i.e. developers, managers, senior managers and others). We have also identified cost-saving as being common in three types of organisations (i.e. small, medium and large). Cost-saving and appropriate infrastructure should be addressed by vendor organisations in order to compete in the offshore outsourcing business.
Key success factors for the implementation of quality management systems in developing countries
Authors: Iryna Tanasiichuk; Olha Karaman; L. Natrus
Year: 2023

Background Despite the tremendous progress made in advancing laboratory medicine in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), inadequate quality management systems (QMSs) remain a problem and barrier to provision of reliable laboratory services in resource-limited settings. Therefore, it is useful to study the experience of medical laboratories in LMICs that have successfully implemented QMS. Aim This review identified key success factors (KSFs) for medical laboratories in LMICs implementing QMS in accordance with the International Organization for Standardization standard 15189 as a pathway to improving laboratory quality. Methods Applying Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews procedures, we conducted a targeted search of studies from LMICs published between 2012 and 2022 to identify KSFs. Thirty-two out of 952 references retrieved were considered relevant and included in this review. Grounded theory was used to extract key features of the included studies to derive KSFs. Results Ten KSFs for medical laboratories striving to implement QMS were identified and described. These KSFs were integrated to create a model of success for laboratory QMS implementation. The model consists of three underlying factors, namely preparing for change, resource availability, and effective project management, each comprising three separate KSFs. Institutional commitment was identified as the core of the model and is integral to ensuring the quality of laboratory services. Conclusion Laboratories planning to implement a QMS can benefit from understanding the KSFs demonstrated in this study as this would help them to identify the necessary changes to implement and set realistic expectations about the outcomes of QMS implementation.
Enhancing Project Management Education: Investigating the Effectiveness of Flipped Learning and Active Experiential Learning Approaches
Authors: Sharifah Rosfashida Syed Abd Latif; Thirumeni T. Subramaniam; Azmi Che Leh; Mohd Tajuzzaman Hassanor
Year: 2024

This study proposes an in-depth investigation into the efficacy of combining flipped learning and active experiential learning methodologies within the context of project management education at Open University Malaysia. The primary aim is to overcome the shortcomings of the traditional lecture-based teaching approach, which often falls short in engaging students and equipping them with the practical skills required for effective project management in real-world scenarios. By transitioning towards a more student-centered model through the implementation of flipped classrooms, this research seeks to enhance student engagement, learning outcomes, and overall satisfaction with the course. Employing a mixed-methods approach, the study will involve quantitative and qualitative techniques to gather comprehensive data. This includes pre- and post-assessment of students' knowledge and understanding of project management principles, alongside surveys and reflective journals to capture students' perceptions of the learning experience. The participant base will consist of students enrolled in a project management course, allowing for direct observation of the pedagogical strategies' impacts. The anticipated outcomes of this research are twofold. Firstly, it aims to provide empirical evidence on the effectiveness of integrating flipped learning and active experiential learning in project management education. Secondly, it seeks to offer actionable insights for educators and educational institutions on how to design and implement more engaging and effective instructional strategies. Ultimately, this study aspires to contribute significantly to the literature on educational methodologies in project management, paving the way for enhanced educational practices and student preparedness for professional success.
Critical Path Analysis and Risk Management of Extract Product for Panduretin A and Pinostrobin Product Development Project of Thailand Center of Excellence for Life Sciences (Public Organization)
Authors: Chanaphon Saengruengrong; Supakorn Charoenprasit; Choosana Tianthong
Year: 2024

The objectives of this study are 1) to analyze the critical path of the product development project and 2) Analyze and study risk management guidelines for product development project. by studying the details of the project according to the request for an extension of the project implementation period causing delays in the implementation of the project from reviewing the project management of the researchers or the person in charge of the project and planning the implementation. It was found that there were uncontrollable external factors causing the project to be unable to complete as planned. to help analyze the critical path of the project with CPM (Critical Path Method) techniques. The analysis results showed that the project had 11 critical activities out of 13 total activities due to 2 reasons: There is no emergency management plan. and no plan to support risks Methods for troubleshooting in order to control the cause include: Forms for risk reporting and project monitoring should be provided to facilitate the project committee members to be able to use them to control and monitor the performance according to the set schedule.
Peningkatan Keterampilan Pengelolaan Proyek Sistem Informasi Melalui Pelatihan Pembuatan Website Bagi Mahasiswa Universitas Muhammadiyah Jambi
Authors: Zul Akbar; Muhammad Ikhsan; Helmina Helmina; R. Dani; Trie Hierdawati
Year: 2023

This community service aims to enhance the information systems project management skills of students through website development training. The methods employed include initial study, planning, implementation, and evaluation. The results of the community service demonstrate the successful improvement of students' information systems project management skills through the training and website development activities. Evaluation using questionnaires reveals that all students rated the training as "good". Moreover, the community service proved to be effective in achieving the goal of enhancing students' skills. Recommendations include the continuation of sustained training, further exploration of theoretical concepts, collaboration with industry partners, and ongoing evaluation. The theoretical implications highlight the applicability of information systems project management concepts in website development.
Improving the efficiency of control over compliance with safety regulations in the production of work
Authors: В.М. Рублева
Year: 2022

Для управления строительным проектом важны не только сроки, стоимость и каче ство, но и планы в области безопасности, строительной техники и мероприятий по устранению вли яния зимнего периода, на строительство в составе проектно-сметной документации. Литература по безопасности строительства была проанализирована с целью выявления рисков, влияющих на без опасность на строительной площадке, и мер, которые могут быть приняты для смягчения или уменьшения небезопасных условий. Из-за различий в строительной отрасли и окружающей среды в разных странах существуют некоторые расхождения в результатах, касающихся факторов безопас ности.
 For construction project management, not only timing, cost and quality are important, but also plans in the field of safety, construction equipment and measures to eliminate the influence of the winter period on construction as part of design estimates. The literature on construction safety has been reviewed to identify risks that affect site safety and measures that can be taken to mitigate or reduce unsafe conditions. Due to differences in the construction industry and the environment in different countries, there are some discrepancies in the results regarding safety factors.
A TOMADA DE DECISÃO NA GESTÃO DE PROJETOS:
Authors: Moisés Luna Brandão; Uajará Pessoa Araújo; Isabel Cristina Sartorelli; R. Campos; Naja Brandão Santana
Year: 2023

O objetivo deste estudo é investigar a relação entre os padrões decisórios de gerentes de projetos (GPs) dos setores de Engenharia e TI e as suas escolhas relativas às dimensões do Triângulo de Talentos (TT), uma ferramenta criada pelo Project Management Institute (PMI). Quanto aos procedimentos metodológicos, adotou-se a Metodologia Q, visando capturar aspectos subjetivos ao sugerir aos participantes que estabelecessem os itens mais prioritários das dimensões do TT. Os resultados apontam uma inclinação leve ao vértice estratégico do TT. As discussões apresentadas enfatizam um assunto por vezes desconsiderado: a tomada de decisão como processo cognitivo no que se refere ao gerenciamento de projetos. Assim, elas favorecem o estabelecimento de um elo entre conceitos de mercado e pesquisas acadêmicas.
The strategic impact of tax regulation on the performance of a telecommunication company
Authors: Phindile R. Nene; N. Moraka
Year: 2023

Abrupt regulatory and statutory requirements add to the complexity of sustainable businesses and may impact their strategies and their performance. This research aims to investigate such regulatory impacts, for example, the full end-to-end telecommunications (telco) industry is complex and requires focused strategies right from the product catalogue down to rate cards, price configuration, system capacity, network depletion rules, billing engines, and customer invoices. Failure to apply the correct value-added tax (VAT) change in these elements can result in over or underbilling of customers. An undercharge influences the operator’s revenue, causing a loss, not just because of the 1 percent VAT increase. Consequential damage points to that an overcharge may increase customer complaints and result in reputational risk that is not limited to customer churn. A mixed-method design was applied where interviews provided qualitative results and financial statements of mobile telephone networks (MTN) were used for quantitative analysis. Results showed that the VAT change increased the liability transactions from the balance sheet of the year 2018 compared to 2017 (Nene, 2019). This research recommends efficiency in project management that involves the review of old legacy systems, conducting impact analysis and contentiously updating the enterprise architecture framework.
KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS FOR THE CREATIVE INDUSTRY
Authors: Ing. Lukas Vartiak; Ing. Miriam Garbarova
Year: 2024

At present, the economy is developing technologically, and the creative economy makes use of new knowledge, technology and human creativity. The creative economy consists of the creative and cultural industries. Many authors deal with the issue of the creative economy and conclude that the creative industry has the potential to lead the economic sector or the economic level of regions. This paper addresses the issue of key performance indicators in the creative industries. It defines concepts such as creativity, the difference between creative and cultural industries and key performance indicators (KPIs). The research for this paper focused on the world's most awarded agencies for creativity, the world's most awarded brands for creativity and the world's most awarded countries for creativity. KPIs can be used to identify and compare the work of organisations in the creative and cultural industries. If the goals of the organisation are set and selected correctly, KPIs will provide measures of effectiveness in achieving them. The aim of this paper is to define key performance indicators for the creative industries. The method of collecting and processing information was used to collect information and then process the information related to the given topic. The method of analysis and synthesis was used to select a number of secondary data from internet sources and to trace the relationships between the chapters. The method of comparison was used to compare the information obtained. The methods of induction and deduction are used to evaluate and draw general conclusions. One of the main sources of data for the piece was the WARC Rankings 2023: Creative 100, which represents the most awarded campaigns and companies in the world. The KPIs were developed in six areas: financial, client, project, people, sales and website. Financial KPIs are the most important and reflect the performance of the creative agency as a whole. Customer KPIs show performance for the customer domain, track cost per customer and track the customer satisfaction index. Project KPIs focus on the moving parts of the project, regardless of the project management methodology. People KPIs include specific and quantifiable metrics to measure people performance, effectiveness and productivity. In sales, monthly sales growth, sales target attainment, cost as a percentage of sales and shopping basket abandonment rates are monitored. Performance monitoring should be important to all business units because it shows and reflects performance that is important to the achievement of goals or the survival of the business or institution.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Librarian Involvement in Grant Projects
Authors: Marci D. Brandenburg; S. Cordell; Justin Joque; Mark P. MacEachern; Jean Song
Year: 2017

Librarians are excellent research collaborators, although librarian participation is not usually considered, thereby making access to research funds difficult. The University of Michigan Library became involved in the university’s novel funding program, MCubed, which supported innovative interdisciplinary research on campus, primarily by funding student assistants to work on research projects. This article discusses three different MCubed projects that all benefited from librarian involvement. These projects spanned across many areas from translational research to systematic reviews to digital humanities. Librarian roles ranged from mentoring and project management to literature searching.
ОСОБЛИВОСТІ ВРАХУВАННЯ ФАКТОРУ РИЗИКУ В УПРАВЛІННІ ІННОВАЦІЙНИМИ ПРОЕКТАМИ
Authors: О.В. Пилипяк; Віталій Бакай; Людмила Сачинська
Year: 2024

 
It is shown that the problem of taking into account the risk factor in the management of innovation projects is acquiring a new sound and a qualitatively new level of relevance today. Under martial law, the economic system functions in special conditions of turbulence, when, on the one hand, it is difficult to talk about efficiency without innovation, and on the other hand, it is necessary to apply new approaches to managing innovation projects, since the standard methods developed no longer work properly. The essence of the basic approaches to taking into account the risk factor in the management of innovation projects is considered. The problems of risk assessment in decision-making on innovative projects are highlighted. The conditions for the influence of risks on innovative decisions for the pre-investment, investment and post-investment phases are shown. The relationship between risk and return for alternative innovative projects and a specific innovative project is reproduced. The conditions for the emergence of risks and uncertainty in the economic system are separately characterized. The factors that contribute to the manifestation of uncertainty in the management of innovation projects are systematized. The article provides a classification of project losses, in particular, additional project costs in excess of the planned ones, project costs that do not bring the expected effect and losses due to lost opportunities. One of the possible options for positioning project losses in three-dimensional space through such elements as the zone of unacceptable losses, the zone of undesirable losses, the zone of acceptable losses, and the zone of planned losses is presented. One of the common options for identifying risks through the search for the overall risk of an innovative project is reproduced.  It is shown that further research on project risk in the field of innovation project management should be carried out in the plane of applying the mathematical apparatus to describe the factors-causes and factors-consequences of risks.