derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
A Freshman Engineering Curriculum Integrating Design and Experimentation
Authors: E. Debartolo; Risa J. Robinson
Year: 2007

A pilot freshman curriculum has been designed and implemented in the Mechanical Engineering Department at the Rochester Institute of Technology. The four-course sequence gives freshmen an overview of a broad range of mechanical engineering activities, ranging from system design and project management, electronics and programming, to technical writing and presentations. Students take a two-quarter ‘Introduction to Mechanical Engineering Design’ course and a two-quarter ‘Measurements, Instrumentation, and Controls’ course. In each sequence, the first course gives students most of the basic tools they will need and the second is centered on an electromechanical Rube Goldberg design project, undertaken by the whole class. Students develop the design concept, build the system, and prove that it works. They are able to practice skills such as communications, teamwork, time management, and experimentation. The integrated first-year course sequences have been offered for two years and have proved successful. The students were clearly satisfied with their experience.
Roles of Women Engagement in Managing WASH Projects in Rural Areas: A Case Study of Mufindi District, Tanzania
Authors: Faidha Ram; Meda Mrim
Year: 2024

Women’s participation in managing Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) projects is crucial for the sustainability and success of these initiatives, yet remains significantly limited, particularly in rural areas. This cross-sectional study, conducted with 163 participants, explores the challenges and opportunities surrounding women’s roles in WASH project management, focusing on their participation, the influence of cultural practices, and the availability of capacity-building programs to support women's leadership. Findings show that while women engage in community outreach and planning, their leadership and decision-making roles are restricted by traditional gender roles and patriarchal norms. A lack of training programs further limits their leadership potential. Additionally, the study highlights a severe shortage of training programs aimed at empowering women to assume leadership roles in WASH management, particularly in rural areas where access to these resources is most limited. The study recommends gender-sensitive policies and expanded training initiatives to promote women’s inclusion and leadership in WASH management, essential for achieving sustainable outcomes.
Addressing Complexity in ISD: An Empirical Case Study
Authors: J. Owen; H. Linger
Year: 2011

The sociotechnical nature of ISD projects has driven the shift in focus from product delivery to facilitating organizational change. These projects are operating in an unstructured environment where they are becoming more complex in terms of technology, the interrelationships with stakeholders, emerging scope and organizational expectations. The projects are more strategic but also address a broader social dimension. The management of this complexity requires knowledge processes such as learning, sensemaking and reflective practice as well as drawing on practitioners' knowledge and experience. This paper conceptualizes these projects as value creating projects rather than being focused on a tangible product or artifact. A study of the rollout of an information system in an Australian Government Department that used the project as a vehicle for organizational change and value creation for the organization is presented. Through this empirical study it demonstrates the need to expand the repertoire of project management methods, processes, techniques and tools to deal with this complexity aligning with the 'Rethinking Project Management' (RPM) agenda [1].
Behavioral public policy bodies: New developments & lessons
Authors: Faisal Naru
Year: 2024

The field of behavioral public policy (BPP) has grown rapidly in the past 10 years, as is indicated by the rising numbers of BPP bodies that routinely apply insights and methods from behavioral science to improving the effectiveness and efficiency of public policy. This article reports on a count showing that between 2018 and 2024, the number of BPP bodies grew worldwide from 201 to 631 and increased on all continents. The article also summarizes results from a survey that asked representatives from 10 BPP bodies that varied by locale, political and cultural environment, and longevity to describe their group’s mission, functions, policy areas, challenges, and lessons for others. Common challenges include setting expectations, sustainability, and bridging the research–policy gap. Results from both the global analysis and the survey highlight that being in an “ecosystem” that includes outside advisors with experience in applying behavioral science and running local programs can enhance efficacy. Other lessons from the survey include the importance of focusing on solving problems rather than on applying a particular kind of intervention, being multidisciplinary (for example, by involving people with expertise in project management), designing for scale, presenting data in the context of a larger narrative, and formalizing operating procedures.
Research and practice of ministry-level software process improvement based on SW − CMM model
Authors: Xuefei Wang; KongYi Wu
Year: 2022

With the continuous innovation of computer software technology, the e-government and other related information work of government departments has received increasing attention. Ministry-level information software projects are characterized by large scale, wide range of users, complex business logic, long project cycle, and large amount of post-operation and maintenance. In order to guarantee the quality of software projects, improve work efficiency, strengthen software process management capability, and effectively deal with software project risks, the article takes SW-CMM model as the basic framework, starts from three management models: project management process, engineering management process, and support activity process, and splits them into 12 sub-process domains according to the actual needs, and elaborates and analyzes the software process improvement of ministry-level information projects The main points of software process improvement for ministry-level information technology projects are elaborated and analyzed. Combining with the software engineering process improvement practices of actual software organizations, the corresponding implementation strategies are elaborated in six aspects, including controlling key links, covering the whole life cycle, promoting development standards and specifications, strengthening requirements management, enhancing project asset management and strengthening risk management, which provide an optimal solution for the process improvement of ministry-level software projects.
Faktor-faktor yang Mempengaruhi Produktivitas Tenaga Kerja Konstruksi: Tinjauan Literatur
Authors: Revianty Nurmeyliandari Nurhendi; Mukhlis Nahriri Bastam
Year: 2023

Produktivitas konstruksi mempunyai hubungan yang erat dengan produktivitas tenaga kerja konstruksi. Produktivitas tenaga kerja dalam konstruksi memiliki peran yang sangat penting dalam mencapai keberhasilan proyek. Hal ini melibatkan banyak aspek, mulai dari memastikan progres yang cepat, pengendalian biaya yang efisien, hingga menghasilkan kerja yang berkualitas tinggi. Oleh karena itu, manajemen dan pengelolaan produktivitas tenaga kerja konstruksi yang efisien dan efektif menjadi factor krusial dalam mencapai sebuah proyek konstruksi yang sukses. Dengan produktivitas tenaga kerja konstruksi yang tinggi, proyek konstruksi dapat di selesaikan lebih cepat, lebih efisien dan lebih menguntungkan. Sehingga produktivitas yang baik harus dikelola dengan baik oleh tim manajemen proyek untuk mencapai keberhasilan proyek konstruksi. Salah satu upaya untuk meningkatkan produktivitas tenaga kerja koknstruksi adalah dengan memahami dan mengidentifikasi faktor-faktor yang dapat mempengaruhi produktivitas tenaga kerja konstruksi. Dengan mengidentifikasi faktor-faktor yang dapat memberikan pengaruh positif dan negative terhadap produktivitas tenaga kerja konstruksi tersebut maka dapat membantu tim manajemen proyek untuk meningkatkan produktivitas tenaga kerja konstruksi, yang akhirnya keberhasilan sebuah proyek konstruksi dapat dicapai dengan lebih mudah 
The construction productivity has a close relationship with construction labour productivity. The labour productivity in construction has a crucial role to play in achieving project success. This involves many aspects, from ensuring fast progress, efficient cost control, to providing high quality work. Therefore, efficient and effective management and management of construction labour productivity is a crucial factor in achieving a successful construction project. With high construction labour productivity, construction projects can be completed faster, more efficiently and more profitably. Hence, high productivity must be well managed by the project management team to achieve a successful construction project. One of the efforts to improve construction labour productivity is to understand and identify factors that can affect construction labour productivity. The identification of factors that can positively and negatively affect the productivity of construction labour can help the project management team to improve the productivity of construction labour, which in turn can make the success of a construction project easier to be accomplished.
Design of digital twin system for aquaculture
Authors: Jiyuan Zhang; Shaojia He; Guangyi Zou
Year: 2023

With the rapid rise of aquaculture in China's agricultural power, especially the management and application of aquaculture, while expanding the scale, it also brings the risk of information docking and unbalanced management mode. The main challenges include: the synchronization of the whole process technology and project management; The parallelism of physical entity information and visual data. To solve the problems faced by the current aquaculture industry, we systematically analyzed the business and information transmission business process of the farm information management system. According to the business requirements and technical difficulties of each module, we finally adopted the technology based on react, spring boot and cesium.js. On the one hand, the system improves the effect of decision-making assistance through visual simulation of spatial data; On the other hand, feasible breeding plan and personnel dispatch plan are formulated through visualization.
Project Management of Companies’ Financial Recovery
Authors: A. Bobyleva; N. Popov
Year: 2023

The article is devoted to preventive measures for the financial recovery of companies under a threat of bankruptcy. These measures are not regulated by legislation or are only partially regulated and, as a rule, are aimed at obtaining a unique result – the restoration of the company's activities. This makes it possible to use project management technologies. The study classifies companies that may need financial recovery projects, identifies restructuring procedures known in both developed and developing countries, shows the heterogeneity of financial recovery projects and their differences depending on various determinants. Special attention is paid to the specific features of such projects’ management: in particular, the existence of stabilization phase, the necessity of organizing successful negotiations and mediation during the implementation of projects, the development of other intangible components of the success of financial recovery projects along with the search for new financing, postponement of payments on old debts.
Enterprise Infrastructure Planning - Modelling and Simulation Using the Problem Articulation Method
Authors: S. Tan; Kecheng Liu
Year: 2005

Current systems development costs rise almost exponentially as development time increases, underlining the importance of effective project management and enterprise planning. Enterprise infrastructure planning offers an avenue to efficiently improve and shorten design time; and to develop a system of high quality and with considerably lower operating and development costs. The Problem Articulation Method (PAM) is a method for articulating business and technical requirements in an organisation. It is capable of assimilating the internal systems changes in response to the dynamics and uncertainties of the business environment. The requirements and specifications from this analysis constitute as a baseline for managing changes, and provide the mechanism by which the reality of the enterprise and its systems can be aligned with planned enterprise objectives. An illustration of planning and development of a procurement system will be used to demonstrate the enterprise infrastructure requirements using a discrete-event enterprise simulation package “Enterprise Dynamic”. This paper will examine the capability of PAM in the articulation and simulation of complex enterprise requirements.
DESIGN APPROACH TO CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION WORKS IN ROAD CONSTRUCTION
Authors: КНЯЗЬКИНА О.В. КНЯЗЬКИНА О.В.; М. ХАМИТОВ Р; НЕЧУНАЕВ В.Ю. НЕЧУНАЕВ В.Ю.; МОРИН С.В. МОРИН С.В.
Year: 2024

Данная статья рассматривает важность успешного управления проектами в дорожной отрасли в контексте реализации государственной программы по развитию инфраструктуры. Результаты научных исследований подчеркивают необходимость комплексного подхода к управлению проектами, включая тщательную проработку проектных решений и участие в проектах "жизненного цикла". Статья обращает внимание на низкое качество проектов в отрасли и предлагает стратегию управления объектом на всех этапах, от проектирования до содержания в период гарантийного срока.
 This article examines the importance of successful project management in the road industry in the context of the implementation of the state program for infrastructure development. The results of scientific research emphasize the need for an integrated approach to project management, including careful elaboration of design solutions and participation in "life cycle" projects. The article draws attention to the low quality of projects in the industry and suggests a strategy for managing the facility at all stages, from design to maintenance during the warranty period.
Project Management Office (PMO) implementation and business management, a systematic review of the last decade
Authors: José Luis Montalvo Mejía
Year: 2024

El presente artículo de revisión tiene como objetivo reconocer la evolución del proceso de implementación de Oficinas de Dirección de Proyectos (PMO) y su aporte en la mejora de la gestión empresarial. Metodológicamente se utilizó un enfoque sustentado en el método analítico, basado en una revisión de literatura y de investigación sobre la base de estudios previos, con enfoque sistemático para actualizar y responder a una o más preguntas de investigación planteadas. Para revisar el estado del estudio detalladamente y procurando el menor nivel de sesgo posible, se utilizaron algunos de los criterios sugeridos por el enfoque PRISMA. Se incluyeron estudios cuantitativos publicados como artículos científicos, informes breves, y tesis doctorales o de maestría. Los resultados reconocen importantes aportes ya que el modelo y la herramienta aclaran cuáles son las funciones de la PMO, que son herramientas útiles para la auditoría, planificación, intervención/control e investigación. La implementación de una PMO es una respuesta a la necesidad de una organización de gestionar proyectos exitosos a través de una sólida gestión de recursos, planificación estratégica y liderazgo profesional. Se concluye que una PMO basada en el estándar del Project Management Institute (PMI) puede mejorar sus procesos gerenciales, alcanzando un mayor rendimiento.
Optimizing Transportation Project Design and Management: The Impact of Building Information Modeling (BIM) Implementation at Delta Construction Company Ltd. in Vietnam
Authors: Vu Duc; Hung Phu
Year: 2024

The primary objective of this study is to assess the application and effectiveness of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in the design and management of transportation projects, focusing specifically on Delta Construction Company Ltd. This research aims to explore how BIM influences project outcomes, including design accuracy, cost efficiency, and project timelines, particularly within the context of the Vietnamese construction industry. To achieve this, a mixed-methods approach was employed, combining quantitative data from surveys of employees and experts with qualitative insights from in-depth interviews. The results reveal that the implementation of BIM has led to significant improvements in both the design process and project management at Delta Construction Company Ltd. Specifically, the use of BIM has reduced design time by an average of 15% to 20% and has enhanced project management by providing more accurate tools for monitoring progress and quality control. These findings underscore the potential of BIM to optimize construction processes and improve overall project outcomes. However, the study also identifies challenges related to software integration and the need for comprehensive training to fully realize BIM’s benefits. The conclusions drawn from this research suggest that with continued investment in training and better integration of BIM systems, companies in Vietnam can significantly enhance their project efficiency and quality, contributing to the sustainable development of the construction industry.
The model of optimal distribution of renewable resources in the management of the criminal threat prevention project and the methodology of its program realization
Authors: А.А. Жирнов; А.С. Овчинский; В.Ф. Макаров; И.В. Гурлев
Year: 2024

В статье рассмотрены возможности применения проектного подхода к управлению деятельностью подразделений уголовного розыска. Актуализирована задача разработки моделей управления проектами противодействия криминальным угрозам. Указаны недостатки, по мнению авторов, не позволяющие без адаптации использовать существующие модели распределения ресурсов в исследуемой предметной области. Дано определение проекта противодействия криминальным угрозам. Предложены общие параметры такого проекта, позволяющие сформулировать задачу распределения возобновляемых ресурсов. Определенную новизну представляет подход к расчету минимального количества возобновляемых ресурсов, требуемого для реализации k-ой работы проекта. Сформулирована задача распределения возобновляемых ресурсов проекта противодействия криминальным угрозам, целью которого является раскрытие преступления. Для решения сформулированной задачи предложена оптимизационная модель целочисленного программирования. Приведен численный пример решения задачи и методика программной реализации предложенной модели в табличном процессоре. Рассмотрены особенности, которые, по мнению авторов, следует учитывать при применении предложенной модели и методики на практике, и возможные направления последующих исследований: исследование вида зависимости продолжительности работ проекта от количества исполнителей и других факторов; разработка базы знаний о параметрах проводимых работ.
 The paper considers the applicability of a project approach to managing the activities of criminal investigation units. The problem of developing project management models for countering criminal threats is underscored. The disadvantages that do not make it possible to use the existing models of resource allocation in the subject area under study without significant adaptation are indicated. The criminal threat prevention project has been defined. The general parameters of such a project are given, which helps to determine the problem of renewable resource allocation. The approach to calculating the minimum amount of renewable resources required for the implementation of the k-th operation of the project. The problem of allocating renewable resources of the criminal threat prevention project, the purpose of which is to solve a crime, is defined. To solve this problem, an appropriate model of integer programming is proposed. A numerical example of the problem solution and a method of software implementation of the proposed model in a tabular processor are given. The features that the authors believe should be taken into account when applying the proposed model and methodology in practice and possible areas of future research are considered: the study of the project duration dependence type on the number of performers and other factors; the development of a knowledge base on the parameters of the conducted operations.
The Influence of Usefulness of an IT Project Management Methodology on its Acceptance and Application by Individuals - Moderating Effects of Needs, Gender, and Age: a Needs Expectancy
Authors: K. Mohan; F. Ahlemann
Year: 2010

Despite the overwhelming advantages of using an IT project management methodology, organizations are rarely able to motivate their staff to use them. While empirical research states that the usefulness of a methodology is the single most important determinant of its acceptance and use by actual users, studies have not examined which aspects of usefulness are more important for which type of people in which situations. Our study is a step toward filling the gap in methodology evaluation, development, and adoption literature, which to date has not developed a theoretically and practically complete as well as relevant typology of the usefulness of a methodology and has also not studied the effect of personal traits such as needs. Based on needs and expectancy theories, we develop a conceptual model that holds that individual needs and contextual factors such as gender and age determine which aspect of the usefulness of a methodology has a bigger effect on individuals’ intentions to actually use the methodology.
Is Non Technical Person a Better Software Project Manager?
Authors: Z. Jalil; A. A. Shahid
Year: 2008

All over the world software industry is facing the threatening failure rate of software projects. The scenario is worst in Pakistan having very immature software industry where projects are mostly over budgeted, over scheduled, and get low customer satisfaction. Organizations are spending a lot on project management training to make their projects successful but still the rate of software projects failure is very high. Project managerpsilas knowledge, skills, and experiences are just not giving required results. This paper is based on the results of a survey conducted about the skill set of software project managers, their experience and education level, and success rate of their projects. The conclusions are made about the required skill set of technical as well as non technical project managers of Pakistan in particular and of the world in general.
Lessons learned from the failure of a Minnesota's major e-business healthcare project
Authors: Dien D. Phan
Year: 2011

Despite substantial progress in project management in the past decades, management of outsourced system development projects remains a major challenge for project managers and sponsors. The rapid growth of e-business in the past decades has created a surge of new development projects to replace the old legacy systems. However, while there are many published studies about in-house development projects, few studies explore outsourced projects, especially those that failed. This paper presents a case study of the failure of the HealthMatch project at the State of Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) from the qualitative systems view. The paper ends with success/failure factors and lessons learned.