derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Operationalizing a learning health system: A self‐assessment tool for interprofessional teams
Authors: V. C. Rentes; Claire Kalpakjian; Anne Sales; Andrew Krumm
Year: 2025

The operationalization of learning health system (LHS) principles remains challenging, with minimal guidance currently available to support interprofessional teams on the ground. Consequently, LHS initiatives often fall short of their intended objectives, resulting in wasted resources, delays, and mounting frustration among key stakeholders.To bridge this gap, we used design science and participatory action research to co‐develop an operational roadmap for interprofessional LHS teams. Data sources for roadmap design included quantitative and qualitative feedback from interprofessional stakeholders (n = 20) from an academic health system and a pragmatic literature review. Using these data sources, we conducted three design iterations until a final version was reached.The resulting roadmap specifies processes to be performed during project‐based LHS initiatives, and provides a self‐assessment tool that enables team members to quantitatively evaluate progress. For generalizability and standardization across settings, we used clinically neutral terminology to describe all elements in the roadmap. We demonstrated content validity through multiple rounds of data collection and analyses with stakeholders. A simulated demonstration is provided to illustrate how the roadmap may be used for team assessments in practice.Participants considered the roadmap to be an effective tool to assist project management and highly useful for evaluating teams' progress for planning and communication purposes. As a reference model, the roadmap may be re‐utilized across multiple LHS initiatives in any given health system to standardize and streamline LHS development. This research was conducted within a single department in an academic health system, and future research is needed to assess the roadmap's generalizability in other settings. To facilitate development of similar or complementary instruments, the detailed design methodology used in this research may be replicated and/or tailored in other contexts.
What the User Interacts With: Reflections on Conceptual Models for Semantic Wikis
Authors: François Bry; Michael Eckert; J. Kotowski; Klara A. Weiand
Year: 2009

Traditional wikis excel in collaborative work on emerging content and structure. Semantic Wikis go further by allowing users to expose knowledge in ways suitable for machine processing, e.g. using Semantic Web technologies. The combination of ease of use, support for work in progress and Semantic Web technologies makes Semantic Wikis particularly interesting for knowledge-intensive work areas such as project management and software development. While several Semantic Wikis have been put to practical use, the concepts their users interact with have been little discussed. This position paper explores this issue, showing that the design of a conceptual model is not trivial and showing the repercussions of each design choice. The issue is explored stressing the social aspect of Semantic Wikis.
A Study of Project Management System Acceptance
Authors: A. Ali; W. Money
Year: 2005

This study surveyed 497 project management software users in a wide variety of project-driven organizations to examine the relationships among: computer self-efficacy, information quality, system functionality, ease of use, project complexity, performance impact, organization size, project size, and user education, training and experience level. The findings indicated that information quality and project complexity are the dominant factors in explaining the levels of perceived system utilization; system functionality and ease of use have a significant effect on software usage; and that a strong relationship exists between perceptions of usage of software and project managers' performance. Inconsistent with prior research, training level was found to have no influence on project management software usage. However, software experience and education level had a moderate effect on the use of the software. Both organization size and project size had significant effects on the use of the software.
Project Management Methodology in the Context of Digital Transformation of the Enterprise
Authors: A. Tashkinov
Year: 2024

The article examines the Agile methodology, presents its advantages and disadvantages. A new way of interaction between project work participants at the enterprise is proposed. This approach to organizing project work takes into account new challenges of digital transformation and digital solutions aimed at implementing tasks in order to optimize the use of enterprise resources. The considered methodology of project management in the context of digital transformation of the enterprise includes the overall organization of work, effective interaction of participants, the formation of cross-functional working groups in the development of digital transformation projects, the implementation of the digital transformation strategy, and the development of digital culture. The proposed approach made it possible to form a theoretical and methodological basis for understanding the need to create and use cross-functional working groups in the implementation of digital transformation projects.
Application and prospect of machine learning techniques in cost estimation of building projects
Authors: Rui Wang; Hafez Salleh; Jun Lyu; Zulkiflee Abdul-Samad; N. M. Radzuan; Kok Ching Wen
Year: 2024

PurposeMachine learning (ML) technologies are increasingly being applied in building cost estimation as an advanced method to overcome the challenge of insufficient data and subjective effects of experts. To address the gap of lacking a review of ML applications in building cost estimation, this research aimed to conduct a systematic literature review to provide a robust reference and suggest development pathways for creating novel ML-based building cost prediction models, ultimately enhancing construction project management capabilities.Design/methodology/approachA systematic literature review according to preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analyses (PRISMA) was adopted using quantitative bibliographic analysis and qualitative narrative synthesis based on the 70 screened publications from Web of Science (WOS) and Scopus databases. The VOSviewer software was used to prepare the thematic focus from the bibliographic data garnered.FindingsBased on the results of a bibliographic analysis, current research hotspots and future trends in the application of ML to building cost estimation have been identified. Additionally, the mechanisms behind existing ML models and other key points were analyzed using narrative synthesis. Importantly, the weaknesses of current applications were highlighted and recommendations for future development were made. These recommendations included defining the availability of building attributes, increasing the application of emerging ML algorithms and models to various aspects of building cost estimation and addressing the lack of public databases.Research limitations/implicationsThe findings are instrumental in aiding project management professionals in grasping current trends in ML for cost estimation and in promoting its adoption in real-world industries. The insights and recommendations can be utilized by researchers to refine ML-based cost estimation models, thereby enhancing construction project management. Additionally, policymakers can leverage the findings to advocate for industry standards, which will elevate technical proficiency and ensure consistency.Originality/valueCompared to previous research, the findings revealed research hotspots and future trends in the application of ML cost estimation models in only building projects. Additionally, the analysis of the establishment mechanisms of existing ML models and other key points, along with the developed recommendations, were more beneficial for developing improved ML-based cost estimation models, thereby enhancing project management capabilities.
Engaging Students in Open Source: Establishing FOSS Development at a University
Authors: Matthias Mueller; Christian Schindler; W. Slany
Year: 2019

Open source is widely used for educational purposes in higher education around the world. While many educators use open source resources for teaching, there seems to be few contributions to such projects of students as part of their university courses. In this work we present our experience on establishing open source development from student contributors as part of their university curriculum. Since 2010 more than 300 students from Graz University of Technology have been involved in the presented Catrobat project and have gained knowledge about agile software development as well as several related domains, e.g., project management, marketing, or graphical design. In this paper we provide detailed insights into the project’s organization and evaluate in a study how students feel in this setting. As we conclude, bringing open source to university courses is an effective practical approach based on social learning and provides benefits for students and researchers.
Perancangan Manajamen Proyek Sistem Informasi Penggajian Karyawan
Authors: Perancangan Manajamen; Proyek Sistem; Informasi Penggajian; Karyawan Maharani; S. Informasi; Penggajian Karyawan Manajemen Proyek
Year: 2024

An employee payroll information system is an important component in an organization for managing employee salary data and payments effectively and efficiently. This research aims to analyze the factors that influence the success of employee payroll information system project management. The research method used is the waterfall method, which includes planning stages, needs analysis, system design, implementation, as well as testing and evaluation. This system is designed to automate the payroll process, from calculating salaries, withholding taxes, to creating financial reports. With this information system, it is hoped that it can reduce human error in the payroll process and increase employee satisfaction through transparency and accuracy of salary data. Where the implementation results show a significant increase in the speed and accuracy of payroll. Key factors for the success of this project include active involvement of stakeholders, use of appropriate technology, and effective risk management.
Stepwise approach to establishing multiple outreach laboratory information system-electronic medical record interfaces
Authors: L. Pantanowitz; Wayne LaBranche; W. Lareau
Year: 2010

Clinical laboratory outreach business is changing as more physician practices adopt an electronic medical record (EMR). Physician connectivity with the laboratory information system (LIS) is consequently becoming more important. However, there are no reports available to assist the informatician with establishing and maintaining outreach LIS-EMR connectivity. A four-stage scheme is presented that was successfully employed to establish unidirectional and bidirectional interfaces with multiple physician EMRs. This approach involves planning (step 1), followed by interface building (step 2) with subsequent testing (step 3), and finally ongoing maintenance (step 4). The role of organized project management, software as a service (SAAS), and alternate solutions for outreach connectivity are discussed.
A Survey of Maturity Models from Nolon to DevOps and Their Applications in Process Improvement
Authors: James J. Cusick
Year: 2019

This paper traces the history of Maturity Models and their impact on Process Improvement from the early work of Shewhart to their current usage with DevOps. The history of modern process improvement can be traced at least to Shewhart. From his foundational process contributions and those of other innovators a variety of methods and tools to aid in process quality advancement were developed. This paper begins by reviewing those early steps and then focuses on the emergence of Maturity Models in the 1970s with initial approach by Nolan. The broad adoption of Maturity Models that followed through the success of the CMM and then the CMMI approaches is detailed. This then leads to a general survey of additional models developed for such areas as IT Service Management, ITIL, Project Management, Agile Development, DevOps, CERT, and MDM among others. Finally, this paper discusses the application of these models in the support of process improvement and their limitations. Readers of this paper can expect to gain an appreciation for the origins of these models and surrounding methods as well as an ability to conduct comparative analysis of such models to aid in their selection and application. 
Keywords: Process Improvement, Process Engineering, Maturity Models, Capability Maturity Models, CMM, CMMI, ITSM, ITIL, Agile, DevOps, History of Science, History of Computing, Software Engineering, Quality.
New Product Development During the Last Ten Years: The Ongoing Debate and Future Avenues
Authors: Giacomo Marzi
Year: 2021

Research on new product development (NPD) has grown considerably over the last 30 years interweaving with serval fields of study such as strategy, marketing, supply chain management, and project management. This article offers an overview of the development of the NPD management literature published over the last ten years (2008 to 2018) in 1226 peer-reviewed articles. By applying bibliometric analysis, we have discovered the existence of five research clusters focused on the following main thematic areas: the NPD process, the integration of diverse knowledge sources for NPD optimization, the relationship between NPD and corporate strategy, the role of users and consumers in the NPD process, and the supplier involvement in the NPD activities. In respect of each area, we selected and reviewed the most relevant contributions and presented the emerging theoretical approaches and best practices. Also, the analysis has helped us to uncover the existence of promising research areas that have been scarcely explored. As a result, we formulated some suggestions for further research to fill in the existing gaps.
An Empirical Investigation on Software Practices in Growth Phase Startups
Authors: Orges Cico; Anh Nguyen-Duc; M. L. Jaccheri
Year: 2020

Context: Software startups are software-intensive early-stage companies with high growth rates. We notice little evidence in the literature concerning engineering practices when startups transition to the growth phase. Aim: Our goal is to evaluate how software startups embrace software engineering practices. Methodology: We conduct a survey guided by semi-structured interviews as an initial step, to be followed by field questionnaires as part of a future exploratory study. We use open coding to identify patterns leading to themes we use to state our hypotheses. To identify our samples, we use purposive sampling. Results: Specifically, we analyze seven startup cases during the first qualitative phase. We obtain five anti-patterns (no-documentation, no-agile, no-code intellectual property protection, cowboy programming, no-automated testing) and corresponding patterns (readable code, ad-hoc project management, private code repositories, paired and individual programming, ad-hoc testing) in adopting software engineering practices. We state 10 corresponding hypotheses we intend to corroborate by surveying a more significant number of software startups. Contribution: This study, throughout its recommendations, provides an initial road map for software startups in the growth phase, allowing future researchers and practitioners to make educated recommendations.
Operation of a Corporate Information System for Project Activity Management in the Activities of an IT Enterprise
Authors: N. Makarov
Year: 2024

The issues of operating a corporate information system for managing project activities in the field of IT enterprises are considered. The basic principles of the functioning of such systems, their role and importance for effective project management in the IT sector are presented. Particular attention is paid to methods for optimizing and improving the processes of operating information systems to increase the productivity and competitiveness of enterprises.
A conceptual model of functioning of e-commerce project
Authors: Andrii Khlevnyi; Iulia Khlevna; Liliia Kashapova
Year: 2023

Background. Management of e-commerce projects, which is aimed at individual orders, is gaining more and more value. This is due to the transformation of business and consumer demands. The results of the analysis of literary sources made it possible to establish the openness of the issue of combining the project approach and electronic commerce tools. It has been established that for a rational combination it is appropriate to form project management tools and e-commerce tools (platforms, design, analytics, etc.) that satisfy the project conditions and business models in the network. Methods. Two stages of selection of tools for online projects of personalized orders are proposed. Expert methods are the basis of the first stage of tool selection. Experts are IT and production specialists. The next stage of the analysis of tools that will be timely and ensure the competitiveness of the project in the conditions of electronic commerce is the processing of statistical information of the project, which is proposed to be selected from the database and knowledge base of the project. Results. The triad of knowledge in the development of an online project of personalized orders is presented; a conceptual model of e-commerce project management aimed at individual orders. This model is based on information analytics of the information space of the project. The work presents an example of the application of the presented concept in online projects of personalized orders in the confectionery sector. Сonclusions. The implementation of the conceptual model will increase the effectiveness of the implementation of small business creation projects or the development of existing ones.
Age differentiated usability evaluation of project management software
Authors: J. Bützler; C. Bröhl; Nicole Jochems; C. Schlick
Year: 2013

Computer aided project management is a useful tool in project planning especially when dealing with large and complex project plans. Project planning is often accomplished by older employees due to their knowledge and experience. This paper describes a usability study in which three off-the-shelf software tools were investigated regarding execution times, fixation durations and user acceptance for two different age groups. As a result deficits in the de-facto standard are detected and implications for further research are derived.
Full Stack Web Development: Vision, Challenges and Future Scope
Authors: Kashif Iqbal
Year: 2024

This paper presents a comprehensive overview of various facets of full stack web development. Rapidly emerging as a pivotal branch within the Computer Science and Engineering sector, full stack web development represents a significant stride towards shaping the future of the IT industry. Full stack developers play a central role in managing both the back-end and front-end development of websites and web applications. Their responsibilities span across data management, client interactions, system engineering, and design. The demand for full stack developers remains robust owing to their versatile skill set and adeptness in web development, consequently commanding high remuneration compared to other professions. Full stack developers primarily operate within the web stack, native application stack, or mobile stack domains. Given their involvement in both server-side and client-side development, full stack developers assume leadership in project management, ensuring cohesive coordination and monitoring project progression. Keywords: Full stack web development, Front-end, Back-end, Programming, Server-side, Client-side, Development, ETC.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT IN COMPLEX TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS: CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES
Authors: Inna Hordieieva; Vitaliy Omelyanenko; Ihor Krysovatyy; Myroslava Oprysok; Ilya Kostin
Year: 2024

The paper delineates essential facets of hybrid management in the realm of infrastructure projects and programs, elucidating pivotal concepts, methodologies, and models integral to this approach. A comprehensive examination of the extant status of infrastructure project implementation at the regional level is undertaken, encompassing an inquiry into terminology, regulatory frameworks, and financial management standards specific to this domain. Noteworthy attention is devoted to global practices in program implementation at the regional level, as well as contemporary strategies for overseeing infrastructure projects and programs. The culmination of this investigation is the formulation of a refined scientific and applied framework for hybrid management at the regional level. This conceptual framework is rooted in the integration of project management knowledge systems and is delineated by its adaptation to the methodology of project program management. Within the parameters of this articulated concept, a convergent system for the utilization of project management methods and approaches in the context of efficient project program management has been devised.
STATE INNOVATION POLICY OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION: FORMS, TOOLS, PRINCIPLES, DIRECTIONS OF DEVELOPMENT
Authors: В.С. Артамонов
Year: 2023

В статье обосновывается актуальность исследования особенностей инновационной политики Российской Федерации в современных условиях. Рассмотрены основные составляющие и их формы, входящие в понятие государственная инновационная политика. Прямые и косвенные формы, инструменты и механизмы, принципы национальной инновационной политики. Обоснована важность развития проектного управления на региональном и муниципальном уровне как основного инструмента инновационной политики. Отмечена важность определения и закрепления на национальном уровне направлений инновационной политики. Обоснованно влияние реализации национальных проектов на уровень инновационной активности. Представлена разработанная структура государственной инновационной политики, включающая в себя формы, инструменты, принципы и направления развития. Дано определение государственной инновационной политики.
 The article substantiates the relevance of studying the features of the innovation policy of the Russian Federation in modern conditions. The main components and their forms included in the concept of state innovation policy are considered. Direct and indirect forms, tools and mechanisms, principles of national innovation policy. The importance of the development of project management at the regional and municipal levels as the main instrument of innovation policy is substantiated. The importance of defining and fixing the directions of innovation policy at the national level was noted. The influence of the implementation of national projects on the level of innovation activity is substantiated. The developed structure of the state innovation policy, which includes forms, tools, principles and directions of development, is presented. The definition of state innovation policy is given.