derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Examining the Mediating Effect of Organizational Commitment and Job Satisfaction between Project Manager Emotional Intelligence and Project Success
Authors: Muhammad Sajid; Awais Ahmed; Rabia Abrar
Year: 2024

The main purpose of this study is to examine the impact of the Project Manager’s emotional Intelligence on HVAC project success in Pakistan settings along with the mediating effect of job satisfaction and organizational commitment to bring clarity to the assessment of the relationship between the Project Manager’s emotional intelligence and project success in Pakistan settings. A quantitative research strategy is applied to collect realistic data from 210 Project Managers (from all the entities involved in the execution phase of the project the important ones being Sub-Contractors, Equipment Distributors as well as Product Manufacturers) of the HVAC industry of Pakistan. The collected data was analyzed and examined by using Structured Equation Modeling through the Partial Least Square method. To analysis the collected data SPSS and Smart PLS software were used. The findings of this study showed that the Project Manager’s emotional intelligence is positively related to project success and suggest the most evident result that there is a healthy and positive effect of Job Satisfaction and organizational commitment towards the success of a project. These suggestions amplify the need of the upper management to understand the significance of the mediating roles and its willingness to take care of necessary steps for letting and giving room to the Intelligence of the Project Manager having a positive outcome on the project success. Originality: This is first study in project management in Pakistan settings and delivers an advanced knowledge of emotional intelligence along with its importance to Project Success
DEVELOPMENT OF A CORPORATE EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION SYSTEM WITH THE HELP OF MACHINE LEARNING METHODS AND METHODS OF ENSURING INFORMATION SECURITY
Authors: Oleksiy Ananchenko
Year: 2023

The article presents the concept and technical aspects of the development of a corporate educational information system using machine learning methods and modern approaches to ensuring information security. The proposed solution is aimed at educational institutions and provides adaptive management of the educational process, optimization of resources and increased information security. The main emphasis is on the development of the system architecture, which includes the efficient placement of servers, the use of containerization technology, system monitoring, version control, and the application of security protocols to protect data and the system as a whole. The use of two servers is proposed: one for basic computing tasks, data storage and support of basic services, and the other for backup, monitoring and protection against unauthorized access. To increase the flexibility and scalability of the system, Docker containerization technology is used, which allows isolating processes and simplifies integration with cloud services. An important component is the integration of external monitoring, which provides control over the availability of services in real time. Emphasis is also placed on the use of reinforced firewalls and backup Internet connections to increase the system's resistance to cyber threats and cyber attacks. Functionality of the system includes an intuitive interface with a number of interactive widgets, such as information about recently registered courses, uploading learning materials, an integrated calendar, displaying performance graphs and task lists. Users can quickly receive information about their progress and plan the next steps in the educational process. An important decision was to abandon the creation of our own corporate chat in favor of implementing ready-made solutions with a high level of security and support for teamwork. This allows you to significantly optimize the use of resources and focus on the development of the main functions of the system. In addition, the use of version control systems for effective project management is proposed, which allows isolating different stages of development and minimizing the risk of errors. The proposed concept of the corporate educational information system provides a comprehensive approach to the management of the educational process taking into account the requirements of modern technologies, increases the effectiveness of education and guarantees a high level of data security.
FLEXIBILITY OVER CONSERVATISM: A REVIEW OF AGILE METHODOLOGIES IN IT PROJECT TEAM MANAGEMENT
Authors: Andrii Faichak
Year: 2024

This article investigates the use of Agile methodologies in IT project management in Ukraine, highlighting their benefits compared to traditional, conservative approaches. In an environment characterized by rapid technological advancement and intense competition, Agile serves as an effective tool that allows companies to adapt flexibly to changes, utilize resources optimally, and ensure high product quality. The article reviews several main Agile frameworks such as Scrum, Kanban, Extreme Programming (XP), and Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe), analyzing their features, advantages, and potential limitations.
Simultaneous project portfolio selection and scheduling from contractor perspective
Authors: Mehdi Tavakolan; F. Chokan; Mostafa Dadashi Haji
Year: 2023

Abstract Optimum project portfolio selection is one of the critical topics in project management. Scheduling selected projects to maximize profit and making project portfolio execution feasible are essential issues in this topic. This research presents a comprehensive model for simultaneous project portfolio selection and scheduling while maximizing the project portfolio’s net present value (PPNPV) and minimizing its resource fluctuations (RF). The presented study considers resource constraints and integrates the selection and scheduling process to form the portfolio with the highest efficiency among different possible solutions from the contractor’s perspective in construction management. The optimum project portfolio with its schedule, resource usage, cash flow and profit are outputted as the results. The developed model has been utilized on six hypothetical projects with diverse task numbers and networks containing all kinds of relations, lags and leads. The results presented an efficient point between fulfiling both goal functions by increasing 8.2% PPNPV and decreasing 8.06% and 13.76% of RF parameters for both resources, respectively. Moreover, the model’s superiority is demonstrated by comparing the results with the existing literature. The model is validated by considering different scenarios and comparing the results with what is expected. Considering task level scheduling, all four types of task precedence relation types and task lags lead to more realistic project networks, therefore, modelling the projects’ situations more appropriately. In addition, contractor’s resource sharing policies are engaged in this study to model contractor’s financial situation more realistically. This model views project portfolio selection and scheduling form contractor’s perspective, therefore, it lets contractors to benefit from using detailed scheduling and modelling contractor’s resource sharing policies. It is demonstrated that the presented model allows contractors to form an optimum project portfolio while considering financial and resource constraints.
Identification and evaluation of collaborative relationships of internal project stakeholders: a social network analysis approach
Authors: M. Fallah; Mehrdad Agha Mohammad Ali Kermani; A. Moini; Javad Mashayekh
Year: 2023

PurposeThe present research is trying to construct the network of relationships between different department of an organization during the design and development of car engine. Analyzing the structure of the network, finding the patterns of collaborations, and determining the important departments are the main purposes of the present research.Design/methodology/approachImproving relationships during a project life is an effective way to enhance employee performance in project-oriented organizations. This paper examines the collaborative relationships between internal project stakeholders through social network analysis (SNA) in a project for the design and development of car engine. In the first step of the research, the network of internal stakeholders was studied based on collaboration in the common activities performed by the resources. Then, the network of correspondences between internal stakeholders was studied. Finally, the two networks were integrated into a single network.FindingsIn the integrated network, the “fuel and combustion department” had the largest degree centrality (i.e. highest collaboration with others). The “integration department” was found to have the highest closeness centrality (i.e. more rapid access to other nodes). Furthermore, the “procurement department” had the highest betweenness centrality (i.e. the most strategic department). Our results revealed the potential capabilities of SNA method for the project management in the vehicle industry.Originality/valueThe obtained results of the present research show us the value of applying SNA methods and concepts to analyze the inter-organizational network of the Project Stakeholders relationship.
Association Rule Mining for Improvement of IT Project Management
Authors: S. Sulova
Year: 2018

In this research we extract knowledge from human resources data, accumulated in IT companies for the right selection of teams to work on software projects. We are looking for interesting and unknown dependencies and connections in the data, based on which managers can form more cohesive and professionally working project teams. The proposed approach to improve the selection of teams working on IT projects is based on association rule mining and can be used by IT managers to select the members of the teams. The approbation of the proposed approach is made using the software product RapidMiner.
Identifying Risks in IT Projects for Developing Economies
Authors: P. Ra; O. Lee
Year: 2015

The emergence of information technology (IT) projects for developing economies is becoming a trend, as developing economies are striving to achieve modernization and industrialization. The IT project environment in developing economies is complex and susceptible to the economies' unique social, cultural, political, and financial contexts. This study proposes a framework for identifying the risks involved in IT projects for developing economies. For this, the study identifies unique characteristics of project management in the context of developing economies, which involve a broader stakeholder group, lack of precedence, infrastructural limitations, and cultural uniqueness. The study discusses how these characteristics shape project risk factors in terms of both internal (people, process, and technology) and environmental (legal and natural) elements of an IT project.
Planning a Risk Management System for PPP projects to Increase the Competitiveness of Business Structures
Authors: N. Nurmukhametov; K. Beketova; K. Khassenova; Saltanat Yusupova; A. Dubel
Year: 2023

This article addresses the critical need for effective public-private partnership (further - PPP) models amidst economic, social, and political challenges in Kazakhstan. The results of the study are aimed at improving the identification of risks for making informed decisions. It delves into scientific achievements relevant to assessing business activity and nurturing entrepreneurial culture. Employing comparative analysis, the research examines domestic PPP practices, drawing insights from statistical data. The findings emphasize PPP's role in ensuring national economic competitiveness, with legislative improvements positively impacting growth. The analysis of foreign practices critically examines the evolution of public-private partnership (PPP) development in Kazakhstan by juxtaposing it with the experiences of leading nations. The United Kingdom has demonstrated successful partnership models based on transparency, clear terms, and mutually beneficial relationships, serving as an example for Kazakhstan in enhancing collaboration between the public and private sectors. The SWOT analysis identifies inefficiencies, stressing the importance of transparent project teams and systematic risk management. Sectoral insights highlight a decline in private sector involvement, emphasizing the need for regulatory improvements and risk reduction in PPP implementations. The study emphasizes PPP's indispensable role in Kazakhstan's socio-economic development, advocating for continuous reforms and advanced risk management. The proposed PPP project management algorithm aims to foster efficiency, address challenges, and stimulate economic activity, paving the way for sustainable infrastructure development.
An executive project management approach to e-Government
Authors: P. Alexopoulos; M. Smyrli; Vasilios Bagiokos; Ioannis Kokaras; T. Petroula
Year: 2020

In this paper, we describe the basic components of an IT system to plan, perform, monitor and measure Ministries' activities connected with the priorities of the Greek government's program. E-Government requires organisational transformation coupled with front-end and back-end IT systems. Particularly in Greece, reform of Greek Government through the establishment of Structure for the Coordination of the Government Work (SCGW) was coupled with a high-level Project Management IT system. This IT system, called MAZI, implements an ambitious abstracted project management model that identifies five up to seven hierarchical levels in describing activities in order to easily provide a holistic image of all Ministries' projects. The content of each record in the system is condensed, is related to others, is a part of an expanding ecosystem and participates in its evaluation.
From Entrepreneur to Big Player: A Case Study of a Software Company in Taiwan
Authors: R. Shaw; Sheng-Pao Shih; Ta-Yu Fu; Chia-Wen Tsai
Year: 2013

The software industry faces drastic changes in technology and business operations. The research structure of this study is based on the business model for software industries proposed by Rajala in 2003. The researcher employed an ex post facto research design to conduct a case study of the Galaxy Software Service Co., a company that is representative of the software industry in Taiwan. The main research goal of this study is to explore how this particular company developed into a large software company in the Taiwanese software sector, which is characterized by a prevalence of small-and medium-sized businesses, over a period of 25 years. This study employs a case study design and relies on in-depth participation and interviews to acquire a complete data set of the company's internal operations. The evolution of the business model from the company's inception until the present day has been divided into four phases: the entrepreneur phase, the growth phase, the stable phase, and the innovative breakthrough phase. The company developed into a major player in the software industry for 3 reasons: it has always insisted on a product differentiation strategy based on the sole reliance on software products, it started out as a software products dealer and gradually developed its own research and development capability, and it built a large-scale project management capability and received CMMI certification. These factors make the company stand out from other System Integrated businesses in the Taiwanese software sector offering both hardware and software products.
Rekayasa Lapangan Pengaturan Jarak Tiang Pancang Steel Pipe Sheet Pile (SPSP) Pada Proyek Perkuatan Dermaga Berlian Surabaya
Authors: Moch. Zaenuri Arifin; Machmud Effendy
Year: 2021

Bermula dari hasil evaluasi pemancangan tiang Steel Pipe Sheet Pile (SPSP) menggunakan penyambung Clutch C+T pada Proyek Perkuatan Dermaga Berlian Surabaya pada titik pancang nomor 01 sampai dengan titik pancang nomor 459. Setelah dilakukan evaluasi dan dilakukan pengecekan titik koordinatnya ternyata titik pancang nomor 459 tersebut telah mengalami pergeseran kearah kiri atau kearah nomor kecil dari gambar rencana (Detail Engineering Design).  Dari hasil perhitungan evaluasi, pengukuran pengecekan koordinat dan jumlah tiang pancang yang telah terpasang pada titik koodinat tiang nomor 459, dimana titik tersebut telah terjadi pergeseran kearah nomor kecil dimana jarak dari tiang ke tiang lebih sempit  dengan jarak rata-rata +/- 19 mm. dari jarak tiang yang ditetapkan dalam gambar rencana (Detail Engineering Design). Dengan adanya pergeseran jarak dari tiang ke tiang yang menyempit tersebut sehingga pada titik tiang nomor 459 telah terjadi pemborosan jumlah tiang +/- 7 tiang.Dengan adanya permasalahan diatas, pihak Project Management Office (PMO) PT. Pelindo III meminta pada Team Management Konstruksi (MK) PT. Virama Karya untuk melakukan rekayasa lapangan untuk mengatur jarak antar tiang  Steel Pipe Sheet Pile (SPSP) agar jumlah tiang sebanyak 1362 yang ditetapkan dalam Detail Engineering Design bias mencukupi sampai dengan titik koordinat yang telah ditentukan, atau kalau dimungkinkan bisa efisiensi jumlah tiang yang telah direncanakan sehingga bias efisiensi beaya.
Getting Crowdsourcing Right: Aligning Crowdsourcing Goals and Decision‐Making Processes
Authors: Min Shuai; Nadia Steils; Benoît Gailly
Year: 2025

The mismatch between crowdsourcing goals and decision making across the crowdsourcing process is likely to not only generate participants' negative feelings but also unsatisfactory outcomes. However, the crowdsourcing literature has thus far mainly focused on how to make decisions at each stage of the process, overlooking the alignment between crowdsourcing goals, decision making and project outcome satisfaction. To address this gap, our research conducted in‐depth interviews with managers involved in crowdsourcing, triangulated with secondary data from real‐life contests to provide a comprehensive analysis. Specifically, we empirically examine the influence of three types of crowdsourcing goals, namely, fishing, hunting and collective production; on decision making at each stage of the crowdsourcing process, that is, ideation, selection, implementation and evaluation. We additionally observe how the alignment between crowdsourcing goals and decision making affects managers' perception and evaluation of the crowdsourcing initiative. We thus contribute to the crowdsourcing and innovation management literature by investigating project‐related crowdsourcing decision making in line with predefined crowdsourcing goals and provide a blueprint for managers toward a more effective project management style.
PM4NGS, a project management framework for next-generation sequencing data analysis.
Authors: Roberto Vera Alvarez; L. Pongor; Leonardo Mariño-Ramírez; D. Landsman
Year: 2021

BACKGROUND
FAIR (Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability, and Reusability) next-generation sequencing (NGS) data analysis relies on complex computational biology workflows and pipelines to guarantee reproducibility, portability, and scalability. Moreover, workflow languages, managers, and container technologies have helped address the problem of data analysis pipeline execution across multiple platforms in scalable ways.


FINDINGS
Here, we present a project management framework for NGS data analysis called PM4NGS. This framework is composed of an automatic creation of a standard organizational structure of directories and files, bioinformatics tool management using Docker or Bioconda, and data analysis pipelines in CWL format. Pre-configured Jupyter notebooks with minimum Python code are included in PM4NGS to produce a project report and publication-ready figures. We present 3 pipelines for demonstration purposes including the analysis of RNA-Seq, ChIP-Seq, and ChIP-exo datasets.


CONCLUSIONS
PM4NGS is an open source framework that creates a standard organizational structure for NGS data analysis projects. PM4NGS is easy to install, configure, and use by non-bioinformaticians on personal computers and laptops. It permits execution of the NGS data analysis on Windows 10 with the Windows Subsystem for Linux feature activated. The framework aims to reduce the gap between researcher in experimental laboratories producing NGS data and workflows for data analysis. PM4NGS documentation can be accessed at https://pm4ngs.readthedocs.io/.
PENERAPAN METODE AGILE DALAM MANAJEMEN PROYEK: SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW
Authors: N. Hidayah; Nur Muhammad Asnadi
Year: 2024

Rapid developments in the business world encourage organizations to be more adaptive and responsive in the face of challenges. To create new products and stay competitive with competitors, organizations need to plan carefully. Efficient project management and optimal use of resources are key to success in this regard. The Agile method has been recognized as an approach that can meet the needs of organizations in the face of rapid change. Therefore, this research will use the Systematic Literature Review (SLR) method to review and summarize previous studies related to the application of Agile methods in project management. After conducting a search with several conditions, the researcher collected journal articles, as many as 16 relevant journal articles were collected for review. The results of the study show that the application of Agile methods helps significantly in project management.
The Impact of IT Decision-Making Authority on IT Project Performance in the U.S. Federal Government
Authors: Min-Seok Pang; Gwanhoo Lee
Year: 2021

Many information technology (IT) projects in the U.S. federal government have been plagued with failures and overruns in recent years, wasting a large amount of tax revenues and undermining the public’s confidence in the government’s ability to manage such resources and deliver on its commitments. What affects the performance of IT projects in the federal government? We find that prior literature on IT project management from the private sector setting is inadequate to answer this question. In addition, to the best of our knowledge, information systems (IS) research thus far has not considered how the decision-making authority of an IT unit influences IT project performance at the organizational level. We leverage several unique characteristics of the public sector, vis-à-vis for-profit firms, in developing our theory and hypothesis. Utilizing official datasets on IT projects and human resource records, we find that the more IT managerial officials and supervisors a federal bureau has, the lower time overruns it experiences in its IT projects. Interestingly, this relationship is weakened when the bureau has a larger number of ongoing IT projects. Our findings offer new theoretical insights for the IT project management literature and provide meaningful policy insights into government IT management.
A prototype for project management game development using high level architecture
Authors: Ronald Ekyalimpa; S. Abourizk; Y. Mohamed; F. Saba
Year: 2014

Construction games teach students various concepts of managing project risks, making critical resource allocation and utilisation decisions, activity sequencing and other related construction issues. Past game development environments range from programs running monolithically on standalone computers to synthetic environments that support distributed modules (programs) running concurrently on different computers. This paper discusses one such environment, the construction synthetic environment (COSYE) based on high level architecture (HLA), which has potential as a game development environment. Then a framework for developing project management games within COSYE is proposed, based on experiences from previous game developments. Examples of games discussed include the bidding game, a tunnelling game and a crane lift planning game. This framework is meant to simplify game development. The paper highlights specifications for an administrator, a player and a simulator module.