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Sustainable Project Management in Denmark - Conceptualizations and Recommendations
Authors: Eva Lundahl; P. G. Harboe
Year: 2024

Project managers play a key role in the implementation of change pro-cesses, including the transition to sustainable business practices. De-spite the mandate to integrate sustainability into organizational practic-es in both public and private enterprises, many Danish project manag-ers either do not view sustainability as relevant to their practice, or do not possess the necessary knowledge to implement sustainability in their practice. Scandinavian studies with specific recommendations on how to apply sustainability goals to projects currently do not exist. On the other hand, a fair amount of English-language literature on the sub-ject has been published. To better understand if international research can be applied to Danish project management practice, we conducted a scoping review to answer two research questions: 1. How is sustain-able project management conceptualized in the literature? 2. What themes exist in the literature regarding sustainable project manage-ment practice? Based on the answers to these two questions, we de-veloped a set of recommendations for how Danish project-based or-ganizations can conceptualize and implement sustainable project management. Initially, we collected 188 articles and reports on the subject. The number of materials was then reduced after applying sev-eral quality criteria, and the remaining 84 articles were thematically an-alyzed. We identified five commonly used definitions of sustainable project management and can conclude that although the concept has evolved, we cannot discern a precise and usable definition. We there-fore propose a new definition of sustainable project management in this article. Based on the literature, we identified six organizational ar-eas where sustainable project management is meaningful. On this ba-sis, we present a series of recommendations on how project managers in Denmark and other countries can understand and tackle sustainabil-ity in a practice-oriented and meaningful way, both in relation to steer-ing groups, their own work as project managers, project management methods, and the establishment of measurable sustainability indicators in projects.
Adaptive Approach of System-engineering Project Management Skills Acquisition
Authors: N. Venelinova; Diana Antonova; I. Kostadinova
Year: 2021

The paper is aiming to propose an integrated approach of understanding, teaching, and applying Project Management (PM) body of knowledge for projects where specific integration between the PM approach and system, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) educational approach is almost mandatory. The proposed accelerated compatible system-engineering adaptive approach (ACSEA2) recomposes Project Management Institute (PMI), International Project Management Association (IPMA) and Australian PM Institute (AIPM) competency frameworks integrating them with not typical for PM other competency models and the expected knowledge and skills of the project leader to execute successfully the project life-cycle.
P-372 SETTING UP SOCIMED, AN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY AND DATA ANALYSIS COMPANY IN DJIBOUTI
Authors: Mohamed Omar Isman; Janvier Gasana; Benali Bennacer
Year: 2024


 
 
 Socimed.Sarl is the first national occupational safety and health (OSH) company specializing in OSH training of nurses and doctors, data analysis, and Project management/evaluation. Objective To offer OSH training with a certificate in collaboration with Faculty of Medicine of Djibouti, Higher Institute of Health Sciences, Hope Medical Polyclinic, and Mutualis Medical Center.
 
 
 
 SOCIMED consultants offer doctoral and high-level engineering training and solid technical bases. Participants receive continuous training in OSH methods, project management/evaluation, and data analysis.
 
 
 
 The team of SOCIMED consultants has medical specialists (occupational physician and cardiologist) and Other OSH and Data Analysis professionals. Health and Safety Committee (HSC) is a legal obligation according to the labor code of Djibouti, and SOCIMED helps to comply with it. Business legal obligations for setting up a medical unit vary according to the number and category of the establishment.
 
 
 
 The World Health Organization (WHO) defines a minimum of services that each country must provide in terms of primary prevention and occupational health. WHO emphasis in occupational health is on strengthening surveillance, the assessment of the burden of occupational health, the development of a data system by country, in order to better support occupational health policies and action plans at the national level.
 
 
 
 All companies are required by law to provide their employees with nursing care in the event of an accident at work. The company nurse carries out his duties in collaboration with doctors. This medical infrastructure allows rapid intervention in the event of an emergency and is also essential for prevention.
The effectiveness of applying the economic and technological dimensions of the kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s vision 2030 to achieve the competitive advantage of the Hail Region
Authors: Samer Hussein Alhamad; Sylvia Ismail Bani Hani; Abdesselem Dakhli; A. S. Almahayreh
Year: 2024

This research focuses on examining the impact of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 on the energy industry, specifically in the Hail region, by exploring the role of technological and economic strategies in fostering sustainable energy development. The study aims to identify key factors that facilitate the implementation of Vision 2030 to assess the current energy landscape in Saudi Arabia. By delving into the economic and technological dimensions of Vision 2030, the research seeks to determine the essential components that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia needs to establish systems and initiatives that align with global scientific and technological advances, ensuring competitiveness and progress in the global arena. By surveying 60 faculty members from Hail University, the study employs a descriptive-analytical approach to unravel how economic activities and technological advancements collaborate to shape a sustainable and competitive energy sector. The findings highlight the crucial role of technological innovations, including advances in administrative processes, human resource management, regulatory frameworks, and technical infrastructure related to energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies. Furthermore, the study evaluates economic aspects such as labor market reforms, skill development programs, and support for emerging energy enterprises. The results underscore the positive impact of technological and economic interventions on the energy sector in the Hail region, with significant improvements in energy project management efficiency and the creation of a conducive environment for sustainable energy practices. The study reveals that the integration of technological and economic initiatives has led to notable improvements in the energy sector, reflected in average values ranging from 68% to 84%. These results underscore the fundamental role of Vision 2030 in advancing sustainable energy development and underscore the importance of leveraging economic and technological strategies to achieve energy sustainability and competitive advantage. This research contributes to understanding how Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 is driving progress in the energy industry and emphasizes the importance of integrating economic and technological approaches in shaping a sustainable energy landscape. The findings provide valuable information for policymakers and stakeholders in the energy sector, highlighting the need for concerted efforts to harness economic and technological advancements to promote sustainable energy development. By showcasing the transformative impact of Vision 2030 on the energy sector in the Hail region, this study underscores the originality and importance of research in advancing the goals of sustainable energy development in Saudi Arabia.
The Study of Metal Resource Management Module and Process by Analyzing Information
Authors: Sungmo Jung; Seoksoo Kim
Year: 2008

Following the trend of constructing high rise and multi-complex buildings, the importance of resource management from the aspect of construction project management is being emphasized. Metal work resources are critical in most of construction projects, it became a target for special management. However, existing improvement measures for resource management are merely concentrating on the document automation only. In addition, such improvements rarely benefit metal millwork management. Therefore, the study has determined work process of metal work resource management, for the metal millwork is one of the most important construction materials in most of construction projects, and proposed a web based module for improving such management task.
The Relevance of Large Language Models for Project Management
Authors: S. Karnouskos
Year: 2024

The rise of artificial intelligence, particularly the emergence of large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, continuously reveals numerous advantages across various domains. However, the area of project management has not yet been sufficiently explored. This study fills the research gap by conducting an empirical evaluation of three well-known LLMs: OpenAI's ChatGPT-3.5 and ChatGPT-4, as well as Google's Bard. The evaluation involves subjecting these LLMs to tests designed to prepare professionals for project management certification by the Project Management Institute. The findings cast a positive light on all three LLMs, with each model achieving scores exceeding 82%. Key insights acquired include: LLMs demonstrate the ability to effectively answer project management certification exam questions; LLMs and project managers should be viewed as a dynamic and complementary partnership; and project management certification should evolve to include an assessment of how project managers collaborate with LLMs to enhance project management.
Agile methodologies at an educational context: a systematic review
Authors: Tiago Fossati Otero; Regina Barwaldt; Luiz Oscar Homann de Topin; S. V. Menezes; M. Torres; Andre Luis Castro de Freitas
Year: 2020

This is a work in progress and the category is research. This paper presents a systematic review on the usage of agile methodologies in educational environments. During history, multiple strategies were created in order to solve the necessity of helping students on building their knowledge. The arrival of new technologies opens new possibilities due to the easy access to information, and this fact transforms student’s profiles worldwide. In this context, it is important to find new ways to assist learners through the journey of learning while improving their motivation. Recently, the application of agile project management methodologies, such as Scrum and Extreme Programming, has emerged as an option to be adopted inside the classroom aiming to improve learning. Due to their capabilities of flexibilization of student’s self-regulation, these methodologies have become an interesting option in an educational environment hence their high adaptability to requirements changes that may occur during the time. In other words, new requirements can be perceived by the teacher, for instance, learning a new tool that was not planned on before, and, therefore, the class plan can be modified to accommodate this new necessity. Through the mapping of the literature it was possible to obtain a knowledge base on the subject and to understand the current state of the research on the topic.
Proposed Project Selection & Prioritization Framework during Front-End Planning (FEP) for Revitalization Project Portfolio at Indonesian Oil Refinery Plant
Authors: Ridha Satria; Rahayu Setiawati Arifin; Emelia Sari
Year: 2023

Abstract— Due to their aging, refinery facilities face the threat of suffering from incidents and accidents. Even fatal injury may be caused if running without proper maintenance planning. The revitalization project is performed intended to replace, repair, or increase production capacity at an existing refinery. Like other projects in the construction sector, the revitalization project tends to experience the same common flaws in their performance; project delay, cost overrun, scope creeping, operational mishaps, and canceled or stopped. The best time for a project to experience idea development, conduct scope changes, prepare excellent project engineering, etc., is at the Front-end Planning stage. This paper focused on project selection and prioritization at the Front-end Planning. The focus is then zoomed in to the sub-stage of Front-end Planning (initiation, conceptual, and basic engineering design). The aim is to eliminate the infeasible and unpromising projects that cannot meet the requirement. This focus is necessary before more resources are expended, which can ignite catastrophic events in the organization, primarily financial.The literature reviews have been done on the references to develop a comprehensive framework that decomposes the front-end planning into three sub-phases, providing the platform for project selection in each stage with its different focus and objectives. The new framework is proposed emphasizing the gate review and decision gates for those three sub-stages under the Front-end planning phase. The framework also provides the windows of having different selection criteria at each stage; hence the proper criteria will be efficiently used at the right time. Project proposals must go through a prioritization process since the organization's resource is not unlimited. Project proposals would experience the evaluation and selection as an individual project and, at a subsequent level, would be evaluated as part of the project proposals pool where the Project Management Office will prioritize the suitable projects worth execution.
Modified genetic algorithm for project scheduling
Authors: В.В. Коротков
Year: 2022

В работе описывается модифицированный генетический алгоритм решения задачи составления расписания выполнения проекта с учетом ресурсных ограничений. Актуальность исследования обусловлена обширной распространенностью проектной формы организации деятельности и крайне высокой вычислительной сложностью рассматриваемой задачи, что требует дальнейшего улучшения существующих эвристических алгоритмов для возможности эффективного планирования крупных проектов. Имеющиеся генетические алгоритмы основаны на методах кодирования порядка работ и реализациях генетических операторов, которые слабо учитывают особенности задачи. В связи с этим предлагается использование альтернативного метода кодирования и соответствующего оператора кроссовера, которые, в отличие от классических подходов, позволяют вычленять в качестве наследуемых признаков относительные, а не абсолютные положения работ. В работе рассматриваются основные свойства подобного кодирования, представимого в виде квадратных булевых матриц. Представлен оператор отображения, позволяющий привести булевы матрицы к каноническому строчному виду. Было проведено сравнение полученного генетического алгоритма и классических реализаций на тестовой выборке задач. Предложенные подходы продемонстрировали потенциальную эффективность, особенно при планировании крупных проектов. Результаты работы могут представлять практическую ценность при разработке систем поддержки принятия решений в проектном менеджменте.
 The paper describes a modified genetic algorithm for solving resource-constrained project scheduling problem. The relevance of the study is due to the widespread prevalence of project organization of activities and the extremely high computational complexity of the problem under consideration. Further improvement of existing heuristic algorithms is needed to enable efficient planning of large projects. The available genetic algorithms are based on activity order encoding methods and implementations of genetic operators, which does not fully take into account the specifics of the problem. Therefore, the paper proposes an alternative encoding method and the corresponding crossover operator, which, unlike classical approaches, highlights relative rather than absolute positions of activities as inherited features. The study regards the main properties of such encoding which can be represented as square Boolean matrices. A mapping operator that helps to reduce Boolean matrices to a canonical row form is also introduced. The resulting genetic algorithm and classical implementations were compared using a test set of tasks. The suggested approach has shown potential efficiency, especially with large projects. The findings can be of practical importance in the development of decision support systems for project management.
Resource Discovery for the Twenty-First Century: Case Studies and Perspectives on the Role of IT in User Engagement and Empowerment.
Authors: B. Eden
Year: 2023

and moves, and collection maintenance, like weeding. What makes Project Management in Technical Services standout from other similar works, is the balance of theoretical information and practical application. While each chapter is a case study, the authors go beyond “this is what we did” to explain their projects within the context of project management theory and describe the thought behind the choices made throughout each process. While obviously useful to technical services professionals tasked with completing similar projects, the project management skills highlighted in the work may be applied library-wide to any project.
Medical Writing Competency Model — Section 1: Functions, Tasks, and Activities
Authors: D. Clemow; B. Wagner; C. Marshallsay; D. Benau; Darryl L’Heureux; David Brown; Devjani Ghosh Dasgupta; Eileen Girten; Frank Hubbard; Helle-Mai Gawrylewski; H. Ebina; Janet Stoltenborg; John York; Kim Green; L. F. Wood; L. Toth; Michael M. Mihm; N. Katz; Nina-Maria Vasconcelos; Norihisa Sakiyama; R. Whitsell; S. Gopalakrishnan; S. Bairnsfather; Tatyana Wanderer; T. Schindler; Y. Mikyas; Yumiko Aoyama
Year: 2018

This article provides Section 1 of the 2017 Edition 2 Medical Writing Competency Model that describes the core work functions and associated tasks and activities related to professional medical writing within the life sciences industry. The functions in the Model are scientific communication strategy; document preparation, development, and finalization; document project management; document template, standard, format, and style development and maintenance; outsourcing, alliance partner, and client management; knowledge, skill, ability, and behavior development and sharing; and process improvement. The full Model also includes Section 2, which covers the knowledge, skills, abilities, and behaviors needed for medical writers to be effective in their roles; Section 2 is presented in a companion article. Regulatory, publication, and other scientific writing as well as management of writing activities are covered. The Model was developed to aid medical writers and managers within the life sciences industry regarding medical writing hiring, training, expectation and goal setting, performance evaluation, career development, retention, and role value sharing to cross-functional partners.
Classical Theories of Regional Growth and Modern Methods of Socio-Economic Development
Authors: Н.И. Мак
Year: 2021

В статье рассмотрены факторы, характеризующие регион или муниципалитет с точки зрения экономического развития, основные классические теории регионального развития, приведены формы прямого и непрямого влияния на развитие региона. Также кратко рассмотрена хронология становления проектной деятельности как современного метода управления социально-экономическим развитием региона, определены цели внедрения и развития проектного управления и представлено нормативное обеспечение данного механизма в органах государственной власти. Обозначена перспектива развития проектного управления в органах исполнительной власти за счет использования положений теории «креативного класса».
 In this article we will discuss the factors that characterize region and local from economical growth view, the main classical theories of regional development, the forms of direct and indirect influence on the development of the region. And also, short historical review of the formation of project management as a modern method of managing the socio-economic development of the region is given, the goals of implementation and development of project management are determined and the legal basis in government bodies is presented. The prospects for the development of project management in executive authorities through the use of the provisions of the theory of "creative class" are outlined.
Dynamic and Ordinary Capabilities: A Project Management Perspective
Authors: Nicholas J. Ashill; P. Williams; Mohammed Sajid Khan; E. Naumann
Year: 2022

The project management literature has typically focused on project efficiency measures, such as time, cost, and quality, but rarely examined broader measures of project success, such as customer satisfaction and customer loyalty. In this article, we apply a resource-based theory framework and examine both ordinary and dynamic capabilities of the firm and their influence on customer satisfaction and repurchase intentions. We also include the firm's corporate reputation and explore its moderating influences on variables in the model. Data from 491 project managers indicate that one dynamic capability (relational) is three times stronger at predicting customer satisfaction than one of the ordinary capabilities (project). Another dynamic capability (product) is not a significant predictor of customer satisfaction. Customer satisfaction is the strongest determinant of repurchase intentions and fully mediate the impact of the firm's dynamic and ordinary capabilities on repurchase intentions. When the sample is split according to corporate reputation, for the group who saw the focal firm reputation ranked first in industry, the project (ordinary) capabilities and relational (dynamic) capabilities have similar influences on satisfaction. However, for the group who saw other firms’ reputation ranked first, relational capabilities are stronger than project capabilities at predicting satisfaction.
Training scrum with gamification: Lessons learned after two teaching periods
Authors: Ulrich Schäfer
Year: 2017

Scrum is an agile project management method for modern software, or more generally, product development. Scrum principles are easy to understand, but its different roles, artifacts and meetings need to be trained in practice to ensure participants act appropriately in the course of a larger project. We report on a gamification (or game-based learning) approach to train Scrum to electrical engineering and computer science students using the Minecraft game. The main motivation of the idea is to concentrate on the agile framework itself instead of on software development or engineering issues. In this paper, we describe two teaching periods with approximately 110 students in total at a university of applied sciences. We modified the setup in the second run. We compare the two versions and present a critical discussion including findings and lessons learned from the teaching experiments.