derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
The anatomy of citizen science projects in information systems
Authors: Duong Dang; Teemu Mäenpää; Juho-Pekka Mäkipää; Tomi A. Pasanen
Year: 2022

Citizen science is an emerging approach for conducting research in the field of information systems. It refers to the participation of individuals with various backgrounds in research projects. It is necessary to match research implementation closely with plans because the anatomy of a citizen science project is quite complex. The literature shows that managing a long-term citizen science project is an even more complex task. To obtain a coherent understanding of citizen science in the field of information systems, we conducted a systematic literature review on the topic for which we used all the major information systems journals and conference proceedings. We devised the episode framework which consists of four blocks: design of pillars, the episodes of CS implementation, adjustment of activities, and post-implementation. The framework emphasizes the Weinhardt division of the project into separate episodes which are sequentially ordered but which we need to run in parallel because of the dynamic nature of a citizen science project when participants can join and leave freely. Moreover, in some projects, participants can take on different roles, which complicates project management further.
National Cultural Dimensions and Their Impact on Construction Project Management in Developing Countries: The Case of Ghana
Authors: Armstrong Amoah; J. Berbegal‐Mirabent; F. Marimon
Year: 2023

Construction project management (CPM) in developing countries (DCs) tends to experience high levels of failures. These failures have been attributed to technical, behavioural and economic factors. However, in an increased globalised world, understanding cultural dimensions and their impacts has become essential for effective CPM. This study examines the extent to which national cultural dimensions (NCDs) explain CPM in DCs. Six dimensions that were identified from the review were used in a survey of 140 project management (PM) experts. Using exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis, a scale was obtained and validated through structural equation modelling. The results reveal that the level of inequality and the orientation of a developing country with respect to time are able to significantly predict CPM in these countries. This study draws managerial attention to how different cultural dimensions and collaboration among project team members impact CPM. The value of this research lies in the creation of a model that contributes to the understanding of CPM in DCs from the cultural perspective. This will help project managers to properly devise ways of dealing with cultural misunderstandings, which will eventually lead to appropriate approaches to CPM in these countries.
The Impact of Leadership and Communication on Safety Culture Maturity Level
Authors: Natasya Andelia; Gerry Silaban; I. M. Syahri
Year: 2023

<div><table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" align="left"><tbody><tr><td align="left" valign="top"><p><em>Safety culture is the way workers behave safely when working without supervision. In addition, five levels categorized into pathological, reactive, calculative, proactive, and generative levels are used to evaluate the level of safety culture maturity. This research aims to determine the influence of leadership and communication on the level of maturity of safety culture at the State Electricity Company Project Management Center-Construction Management Implementation Unit IV. The type of research used in this research is quantitative research with a cross sectional research design. The research will be carried out at the limited liability company national electricity company project management center-construction management implementation unit IV which operates in the field of construction management services. The research was conducted from March to August 2023. The sample collection technique was total sampling. The research sample was 71 respondents. The research instrument used was a questionnaire. Data analysis using SEM-PLS or Partial Least Square- Structural Equation Modeling analysis using SmartPLS software.</em><em> </em><em>The research results show that leadership has a significant effect on the level of safety culture maturity (p value < 0.05), and communication has a significant effect on the level of safety culture maturity (p value < 0.05). Leadership and communication simultaneously have a significant influence on the level of safety culture maturity, with a combined contribution of 70.7% from these two variables. Meanwhile, the rest is influenced by other variables not examined in this research.</em><em></em></p><p> </p></td></tr></tbody></table></div><p><strong><em>Keyword: Communication, Leadership, Safety culture maturity level</em></strong></p>
Fault Prediction using Early Lifecycle Data
Authors: Yue Jiang; B. Cukic; T. Menzies
Year: 2007

The prediction of fault-prone modules in a software project has been the topic of many studies. In this paper, we investigate whether metrics available early in the development lifecycle can be used to identify fault-prone software modules. More precisely, we build predictive models using the metrics that characterize textual requirements. We compare the performance of requirements-based models against the performance of code-based models and models that combine requirement and code metrics. Using a range of modeling techniques and the data from three NASA projects, our study indicates that the early lifecycle metrics can play an important role in project management, either by pointing to the need for increased quality monitoring during the development or by using the models to assign verification and validation activities.
Mobile application for agreement tracking with Model - View - ViewModel, Kotlin and Android Studio design pattern
Authors: Carmen Jeannette Sampayo-Rodríguez; Rosalba González-Ambriz; Daniel Saucedo-León; Jonathan ALDANA-HERRERA
Year: 2022

This article presents the results obtained from the development of a native Android mobile application that allows to manage meetings with different groups, manage and control the agreements made that are pending, in process or completed. The SCRUM framework was followed for project management, the sequential software engineering process, layout and simulation of the application in figma was performed and an architecture with the Model - View - ViewModel (MVVM) design pattern, a local database Room and the kotlin programming language was implemented in the Android Studio integrated development environment, which allowed obtaining a software that was easy to implement and maintain.
Managing the Unforeseen: An Interview With Abigail Wheeler
Authors: J. Campos
Year: 2012

Abigail Wheeler talks us through the project management required to develop creative eLearning while remembering the importance of developing yourself along the way.
Penggunaan Trello pada usaha Cheesecuit untuk meningkatkan branding Webake
Authors: Kanitha Dwi Meira; Putri Nur Shafa Kurniawan; I. Wahyuningsih; Rezky Aby Qofanny; Fazri Arizki; Yuningsih Yuningsih
Year: 2024

Penggunaan trello pada usaha Cheesecuit brand We Bake sebagai alat manajemen proyek untuk meningkatkan branding bagi produk unggulan Cheesecuit. Penelitian ini dilakukan untuk menganalisis bagaimana Trello memfasilitasi kerja sama tim dan manajemen tugas dalam strategi branding digital menggunakan metodologi observasi dan wawancara. Trello digunakan untuk merencanakan berbagai tugas, termasuk riset pasar dan penilaian merek menyeluruh. Tim dapat melacak perkembangan tugas branding seperti pembuatan konten media sosial dan pengumpulan umpan balik pelanggan dengan bantuan visualisasi proyek yang terorganisir. Hasil dari penelitian kami menunjukan bahwa penggunaan Trello dapat memanajemen sebuah proyek sehingga dapat meningkatkan produktivitas kolaboratif dan mendukung pelestarian identitas merek "We Bake" di pasar daring, meningkatkan reputasi produk cheesecuit berkualitas tinggi dan harga terjangkau.
Investigation on Kinds of Infrastructure Available for Projects Implementation in Public Secondary Schools
Authors: Nuru O. Rashid; Kassimu A. Nihuka
Year: 2024

The study was concerned with investigating the kinds of infrastructure available for projects implementation in public secondary schools in the West ‘A’ District of Zanzibar. The study employed descriptive survey research design. The target population comprised teachers and heads of schools. Sample size for this study was 255 respondents. Structured questionnaires and semi- structured interviews were used for data collection. Collected quantitative data were analyzed by using descriptive statistics (mean and standard deviations) while qualitative data were analyzed on data deduction technique. The study reveals significant variability in the availability of infrastructure necessary for project implementation in public secondary schools. While some schools have essential resources like computer labs and garden areas, many lack crucial facilities such as sports areas and technological support. The absence of established project timelines highlights a need for better project management practices. It is recommended that the district prioritize the equitable distribution of essential facilities, such as sports areas and technological support, across all public secondary schools. Additionally, implementing structured project management practices, including established timelines and regular progress assessments, will enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of infrastructure development and maintenance.
Role of Healthcare Leaders in the Digitalization of Health System: A Review
Authors: G. Fernando; M. Purva
Year: 2023

Digitalization of health system is defined as adaption of digital technology in health care service to offer high quality patient care. WHO has directed to implement digital system to health care service in order to achieve sustainable development goals. However, digitalization of health care system is lagging behind compared to other business environment due to poor leadership skills of the health care leaders. The objective of this review is to identify the roles and attributes of the health care leaders in order to perform in digital world. Best 30 articles were referred from the 80 articles related to digitalization of health care and leadership to write this review. Leaders need to come out of their comfort zone and understand the rapidly changing business field with the digitalization. Healthcare leaders are advised to go beyond their traditional leadership style and develop new leadership skills. The transformational leadership theory was identified as the starting point for ‘new-genre leadership’ models emphasizing that a leader’s style should be visionary, ideological, and participative, servant, or authentic where digital leader needs to perform. Leader-member exchange theory focuses on the nature and quality of the relationship between leaders and their team members which is the ideal for implementation of the digital health. Therefore, digital leader need to be flexible and adaptable to new ideas, intellectual curiosity, having transformative vision, forward-looking perspective, change-oriented, open minded, adaptable, innovative and a hunger for new knowledge. They need to be maintained a more egalitarian and results-oriented approach unlike previous traditional leaders. In addition, healthcare leaders need to developed better skills to manage finances, understanding of project management timeline and alternative options before digitalization of the health system. Digital leaders need to developed attributes such as the ability to influence, inspiring a shared vision, being proactive, and ability to avoid blaming others, being visionary and being innovative. They need to develop their analytics capability of the health care leaders are essential to ensure effective professional leadership. Delegation of work and effective communication are very important attributes a leader should perform when dealing with the digital health. To effective digitalization of health system to improve patient care service health care, leaders need to develop new leadership skills.
A Study Case about a Software Project Management Success Metrics
Authors: Rogério T. O. Lacerda; L. Ensslin; S. Ensslin
Year: 2009

For years, the success of a project is measured using the cost, time and quality, but to restrict the assessment in these dimensions for the evaluation of success of the Project Management has been challenged both by the academic community and by practitioners. Differences emerge from the fact that these criteria are restricted to efficiency, while the results of the project are evaluated in a more comprehensive way, including effectiveness and strategic alignment. The objective of this research is to propose a methodology for identification, measurement and integration of those aspects that explain quantitatively what success is in the perspective of decision-makers in a developing software corporation. This process has helped in negotiations between the stakeholders of the project, and consequently, has helped the chief project officer to select and prioritize strategic projects within the demands of new products.
Using Project Performance to Measure Effectiveness of Quality Management System Maintenance and Practices in Construction Industry
Authors: Tiong Kung Leong; N. Zakuan; Muhamad Zameri Mat Saman; M. Ariff; Choy Soon Tan
Year: 2014

This paper proposed seven existing and new performance indicators to measure the effectiveness of quality management system (QMS) maintenance and practices in construction industry. This research is carried out with a questionnaire based on QMS variables which are extracted from literature review and project performance indicators which are established from project management's theory. Data collected was analyzed using correlation and regression analysis. The findings indicate that client satisfaction and time variance have positive and significant relationship with QMS while other project performance indicators do not show significant results. Further studies can use the same project performance indicators to study the effectiveness of QMS in different sampling area to improve the generalizability of the findings.
Traceability for Managing Evolutionary Change
Authors: Patrick Mäder; Matthias Riebisch; I. Philippow
Year: 2006

Traceability links can provide essential support for evolutionary development of software, beyond requirements engineering e.g. for reuse & design decisions, design and code comprehension, effort estimation, checks for completeness and project management. For maximum support, traceability links are required not only for large grained artifacts but for fine grained ones as well. The establishment and the maintenance of these links is crucial, because inconsistent links prevent the aimed positive effects. However, a high effort for traceability links would inhibit the positive effects as well. In this paper, the state of the art approaches of definition and application of traceability links are investigated. They are integrated together with link update operations within development methods. The investigation and the integrated approach was evaluated in various projects in research and industry in the fields of both forward and reverse engineering.
CONCEPTUAL PROVISIONS FOR PROJECT MANAGEMENT OF THE CREATION OF A NETWORK-CENTRIC MILITARY COMMAND AND CONTROL SYSTEM
Authors: Yu. Kucherenko; A. Nosyk; D. Kamak; E. Pershyna
Year: 2023

The article reveals the peculiarities of modern warfare and the use of inter-mission groups in it, and also considers the increasing role of the use of automated military systems and various information, reconnaissance, strike systems and other means of inter-mission groups in the conduct of hostilities. 
The article reveals the necessity of solving the problem of management of the project on creation of network-centric military systems as complicated organizational-technical systems and reveals the conceptual provisions to be taken into account when realizing such a project. 
It is shown that the main and determinative moment at management of the project of such systems creation, should be the planned rational execution of a certain quantity of works on their creation with account of the following requirements: observance of terms of their performance, application of principles of parsimony, realization of a necessary level of quality of the system. 
It is advisable to use this material both for the managerial personnel and research officers of armed forces, who perform activities on scientific and technical support of processes of design and development of network-centric control systems of military purposes.
CONCEPTUALIZING COMMUNICATION EFFICIENCY IN ENERGY SECTOR PROJECT MANAGEMENT: THE ROLE OF DIGITAL TOOLS AND AGILE PRACTICES
Authors: Gideon Oluseyi Daramola; Adetomi Adewunmi; Boma Sonimiteim Jacks; Olakunle Abayomi Ajala
Year: 2024

This conceptual paper explores how digital tools and agile practices can enhance communication efficiency in energy sector project management. It posits that the integration of technology such as project management software, real-time data sharing platforms, and agile methodologies can significantly streamline communication, ensuring more responsive and adaptable project management. The paper develops a conceptual framework that outlines the interactions between these technologies and project management practices, suggesting pathways for implementation and potential impacts on project success. The paper will use a conceptual analysis approach, drawing on existing theories and models from the fields of information technology, agile methodologies, and project management. It will build on these foundations to propose a novel framework, illustrated with hypothetical scenarios and potential outcomes. The paper is designed to contribute to the academic discussion by not only reviewing existing knowledge but also by proposing new conceptual frameworks that can guide future research and practice in the management of energy projects, particularly focusing on the critical aspect of communication. 
Keywords: Communication Efficiency, Energy Sector, Project Management, Digital Tools, Agile Practices.
Mitigating Co-Activity Conflicts and Resource Overallocation in Construction Projects: A Modular Heuristic Scheduling Approach with Primavera P6 EPPM Integration
Authors: Khwansiri Ninpan; Shuzhang Huang; Francesco Vitillo; Mohamad Ali Assaad; Lies Benmiloud Bechet; Robert Plana
Year: 2024

This paper proposes a heuristic approach for managing complex construction projects. The tool incorporates Primavera P6 EPPM and Synchro 4D, enabling proactive clash detection and resolution of spatial conflicts during concurrent tasks. Additionally, it performs resource verification for sufficient allocation before task initiation. This integrated approach facilitates the generation of conflict-free and feasible construction schedules. By adhering to project constraints and seamlessly integrating with existing industry tools, the proposed solution offers a comprehensive and robust approach to construction project management. This constitutes, to our knowledge, the first dynamic digital twin for the delivery of a complex project.
Perancangan Aplikasi Project Managament Berbasis Web di Bidang Pembangunan dan Aktivasi dengan Model Agile Scrum
Authors: Salma Dewi Nurhabibah; Ardityo Danoesoebroto
Year: 2024

PT. Indonesia Comnets Plus (ICON PLUS) SBU West Java Region in the Development and Activation Division requires an application that can improve efficiency in data processing because previous data was processed manually and not integrated. The purpose of this study is to design and implement a web-based project management application using the Laravel framework and using the agile scrum writing method. The stages carried out from the beginning are planning the project (Project Planning), then creating a product backlog, then doing sprint planning, doing sprints, doing daily scrums, doing sprint reviews, which design is implemented. After the system is built, testing is carried out on the system using Black Box Testing and User Acceptance Testing (UAT). The results of the design of the web-based project management application in the development and activation division produce 4 user actors, namely Super Admin, Staff, Maintenance, and Technicians. The implementation of this system utilizes information technology by optimizing management to manage data efficiently, access information quickly, and facilitate communication between parties involved in managing the web-based project management application in the development and activation division. Keywords: project management, agile scrum method, data processing efficiency
A Metrics Suite for Measuring Software Components
Authors: V. Venkatesan; M. Krishnamoorthy
Year: 2009

Software metrics can provide an automated way for software practitioners to assess the quality of their software. The earlier in the software development lifecycle this information is available, the more valuable it is, since changes are much more expensive to make later in the lifecycle. As far as the ComponentBased Software Engineering is concerned, the metrics can help estimate, plan and identify areas to improve quality, reduce costs, enhance project management and facilitate risk management. Ultimately the success of the CBSE projects can be ensured from the metrics. In this paper we define seventeen metrics for seven component characters. It includes three functional characters namely the suitability, accuracy and complexity and four non-functional characters namely the usability, maintainability, reusability and performance. The metrics are arrived at, based on a metric model. The metrics are then validated with a case study.