derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
The Impact of Remote Work Policies, Employee Mental Health Support, and Agile Project Management on Organizational Resilience
Authors: Hendra N. Tawas; Fitri Riyanti; Dedi Saputra; Nur Abdillah; Irianti Irianti
Year: 2024

This study examines the impact of remote work policies, employee mental health support, and agile project management on organizational resilience. The primary objective is to qualitatively analyze the literature to understand how these practices contribute to building and sustaining resilience within organizations. The research employs a qualitative literature review methodology, synthesizing findings from academic articles, industry reports, case studies, and empirical studies to provide a comprehensive understanding of the relationship between these factors and organizational resilience.
The literature review methodology involves systematically collecting and analyzing scholarly sources that explore various aspects of remote work policies, employee mental health support, and agile project management. The study categorizes the literature into key themes, such as the benefits and challenges of remote work, the importance of mental health initiatives for employee well-being, and the effectiveness of agile methodologies in project management. Thematic analysis is used to identify patterns and trends in how these practices interact to enhance organizational resilience.
The findings reveal that remote work policies, when effectively implemented, offer flexibility, improve work-life balance, and maintain productivity during disruptions. Employee mental health support, including counseling services, stress management programs, and fostering a supportive workplace culture, significantly enhances employee well-being and reduces burnout, contributing to overall organizational stability. Agile project management, characterized by its flexibility, iterative approach, and emphasis on collaboration, enables organizations to quickly adapt to changes and efficiently manage projects under varying conditions.
Application of modular construction method to constructing buildings: advantages and barriers
Authors: Chuwei Chen
Year: 2023

This study aims to investigate the advantages and barriers of modular construction method that could facilitate the leverage of this method in practice by effectively overcoming barriers in the process. Three typical modular construction cases: Leishenshan Hospital in Wuhan, media residence hotel for the 2018 Winter Olympic Games in Pyeong-Chang and Global Academy in Hayes, were selected and analysed. Findings show that modular construction method can shorten construction time, facilitate collaborations between stakeholders, enable effective management, save labors and costs, reduce waste, and minimize impacts on local community. The eco-friendly design allows the modular buildings to be recycled or relocated for some other use purposes. The engagement of current engineering technologies upgrades the construction quality and enhances the project management. It is expected that modular design and construction would be an appropriate option to construct multifunctional buildings, particularly for short-term events or in some urgent circumstances. On the other hand, it is suggested that more effective logistic approaches should be used to transport modules to the site and new technologies focusing on flexibly resizing or reshaping modules could be developed. The modular technology is expected to be employed in constructing more permanent buildings by improving the quality and sustainability.
The TerraMax autonomous vehicle
Authors: D. Braid; A. Broggi; G. Schmiedel
Year: 2006

The TerraMax vehicle is based on Oshkosh Truck's Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement truck platform and was one of the five vehicles able to successfully reach the finish line of the 132 miles DARPA Grand Challenge desert race. Due to its size (30 000 pounds, 27′ 0″ long, 8′ 4″ wide, and 8′ 2″ high) and the narrow passages, TerraMax had to travel slowly, but its capabilities demonstrated the maturity of the overall system. Rockwell Collins developed, integrated, and installed the intelligent Vehicle Management System, which includes vehicle sensor management, navigation, and vehicle control systems. The University of Parma provided the vehicle's vision system, while Oshkosh Truck Corp. provided project management, system integration, low level controls hardware, modeling and simulation support, and the vehicle. © 2006 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
Team Formation in Software Engineering: A Systematic Mapping Study
Authors: Alexandre Costa; F. Ramos; M. Perkusich; Emanuel Dantas; E. Dilorenzo; Ferdinandy Chagas; A. Meireles; D. Albuquerque; L. Silva; H. Almeida; A. Perkusich
Year: 2020

Context: Software team formation is an important project management activity. However, forming appropriate teams is a challenge for most of the companies. Objective: To analyze and synthesize the state of the art on the software team formation research. Additionally, we aim to organize the identified body of knowledge in software team formation as a taxonomy. Method: Using a Snowballing-based systematic mapping study, 51 primary studies, out of 2516, were identified and analyzed. We classified the studies considering the research methods used, their overall quality, and the characteristics of the formed teams and the proposed solutions. Results: The majority of the studies use search and optimization techniques in their approaches. Also, technical attributes are the most frequent type considered to build individuals’ profiles during the team formation process. Furthermore, we proposed a taxonomy on software team formation. Conclusion: There is a predominant use of search-based approaches that combine search and optimization techniques with technical attributes. However, the adoption of non-technical attributes as complementary information is a tendency. Regarding the research gaps, we highlight the level of subjectivity in software team formation and the lack of scalability of the proposed solutions.
A New Model for Successful CPOE Deployment and Implementation in Hospitals
Authors: M. M. Altuwaijri
Year: 2008

In spite of the importance of information technology (IT) for many health organizations to help manage the enterprise daily transaction, IT project failure rates still remain high. This suggests continued exploration of new process model and organization structure to nurture strong project performance. In this paper we propose a new model for successful implementation of IT projects. The proposed model calls for the establishment of a program management office (PMO) to implement corporate strategy for project management and to transform the organization into a learning one. The model is explained in details using an example of a Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE) implementation.
Designing, deploying, and studying internationally networked collaboration
Authors: Elisabet Arnó; A. Duin; B. Maylath; B. Mousten; Giuseppe Palumbo; Sonia Vandepitte; Greta Goetz
Year: 2018

Members of today’s diverse and global workforce increasingly perform their work as part of cross-cultural virtual teams (CCVTs). CCVTs are those teams connected via technology and comprised of people in various locations around the globe whose primary objective of virtual collaboration is to launch, develop, and complete its assigned task. In addition to discipline and technical knowledge, today’s working professionals need cross-cultural competence. As the majority of students will be expected to work effectively on CCVTs, it is imperative to include collaborative work on realistic projects as a means to develop language skills, project management skills, application of specialized skills and knowledge, and intercultural competence. 
Over the past 18 years, the Trans-Atlantic & Pacific Project (TAPP) has connected 29 universities in 16 countries on four continents, linking writing classes to usability testing and translation studies classes in collaborative projects. TAPP’s main aim is to share insights into collaborative writing across borders and cultures, and, in the course of this work, to gain intercultural competence. The network of partners participating in TAPP establishes links between students in different countries so that each learns from the other. In so doing, students become aware of the diversity of the world community in which their documents travel. 
The purpose of this workshop is to guide attendees in learning how to join TAPP or to design and run collaborative global virtual collaborative projects on their own. Presenters will share research and practice that addresses the structural, relational, interactional, and technological components of TAPP projects, with emphasis on the study of intercultural competence developed as a result of student global virtual collaboration. Participants will design an international collaborative project based on the TAPP model; this will include how to run and gain support for international collaborative projects in a political environment of rising nationalism.
ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE ON CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS IN JOS, NIGERIA
Authors: Y. N. Sanda; Natalia A. Anigbogu; Rhibetnaan D. Panshak; Abdulganiyu Bello
Year: 2023

The use of drugs and other related substances in the construction industry is fast becoming a serious challenge. These substances when abused could have negative impact on the psyche of workers which affects the success of construction projects. This study therefore assesses the impact of substance abuse on construction projects with view to suggest possible measures for ameliorating those impacts towards successful project management. Questionnaire was used in collecting the data; mean score and charts were the instruments used in analysing the data. The major causes of substance abuse on construction sites were the stress of working long hours and pressure to meet up with strict deadlines. Substances commonly abused were locally brewed beer (burkutu), cannabis and prescription drugs such as emzol and tutoline. The rate of substance abuse among construction was adjudged to be high. Substance abuse affects workers’ ability to achieve project specifications, compromises clients’ satisfaction, causes cost and time overruns. The study suggests developing workplace drug and alcohol policies, pre-employment and random testing of workers and harsh punitive measures for offenders as effective strategies against substance abuse on construction sites in the study area.
Bottlenecks and reflections from turnkey installation of MRI in a tertiary care Greenfield project: a case study
Authors: Naveen R Gowda; N. Madaan; R. Singh
Year: 2022

Background Turnkey projects are often pegged to be the solution for coordination issues and are common in procurement and installation of high-end expensive equipment. Considering the scale, cost and complexity of high-end diagnostic services like MRI, challenges during installation and commissioning have been commonly seen ever since the early days. The current case study elaborates on the lessons learnt from on-ground issues pertaining to delays in MRI installation in a Greenfield project. Methods Root cause analysis with Ishikawa chart was done. Results On detailed root cause analysis of the 5 broad issues, 20 causes for project delay were identified. These fall into three broad themes that can potentially affect performance of leadership. Conclusion There are three key lessons/takeaways from the current case study. First, establishing proactive feedback loops and communication between all stakeholders. Second, the leadership should have strong control on events and milestones of the project by leveraging project management techniques and technologies. Third, unity of command and unity of direction are of paramount importance to steer the project out of doldrums. These lessons can be useful for healthcare leaders in effective project management.
An Exploratory Study of the Current State of Career Development for Project Managers in the IT and Other Industries
Authors: Yang Fan; Michael Thomas; Yishi Wang
Year: 2014

Critical to project success and job satisfaction of project managers is effective Human Resource Management (HRM). The temporary nature of projects has changed the traditional career paths for project managers and the way project-oriented companies prioritize their motivation tactics. By conducting a survey to explore a general pattern of employers' HRM practices in different industries regarding the project management career, this paper presents the fact that most employers prefer on-job training to organizational career path in motivating and retaining project manager and that there is no difference between IT industry and other industries in terms of the extent of use of on-job training and the organizational career path. These findings contribute to an in-depth understanding of the project management career path and suggest that project managers be proactive in adjusting to change in the workplace by being more autonomous in their career development decisions based on the larger work environment.
Implementasi Manajemen Proyek Pengembangan Sistem Informasi Fakultas Universitas XYZ
Authors: Ahmad Damanhuri; Ratna Suminar; S. Surya; Wangsih Wangsih; Lila Setiyani
Year: 2024

Fakultas sebuah perguruan tinggi memerlukan pengelolaan yang efektif dan efisien, oleh sebab itu sistem informasi menjadi suatu hal yang sangat membantu proses pengelolaan tersebut. Untuk membangun sebuah sistem informasi yang sesuai dengan kebutuhan pengguna dan selesai tepat waktu, diperlukan pengelolaan proyek pengembangan sistem informasi yang baik. Saat ini, Universitas XYZ belum memiliki sistem informasi, sehingga berdampak pada pengelolaan yang tidak optimal. Tujuan penelitian ini adalah merancang proyek pengembangan sistem informasi yang ditujukan untuk mendukung pengelolaan Fakultas di Universitas XYZ. Manajemen proyek pengembangan sistem informasi disusun melalui beberapa kerangka, yaitu: penentuan scope; penentuan activity; cost; penentuan monitoring projek; dan penentuan SDM (Sumber Daya Manusia) yang menggunakan metode penjadwalan berorientasi pada waktu. Hasil dari penelitian ini adalah sebuah Gantt Chart yang akan digunakan oleh Fakultas di Universitas XYZ dalam pengelolaan monitoring pengembangan proyek pengembangan sistem informasi.
Management of Ensuring Social Responsibility in the System of Distributed Generatio
Authors: Mykytenko V. V.; Amosha О. О.
Year: 2023

The content of the set of rules for managing the provision of social responsibility in the development and implementation of power system projects with elements of distributed generation is disclosed and detailed, which includes: interaction with the public; ensuring the safety and health of the population; creation of jobs and development of the local economy; protection of the environment and living environment; promotion of regional social development; transparency and mandatory reporting. The main problems and obstacles on the way to the implementation of tasks related to the management of ensuring social responsibility are outlined (financial challenges; technical limitations; limited access to energy sources; regulatory challenges and normative legal obstacles; achieving energy security and operational reliability; economic challenges and problems; low public education ), which made it possible to form an appropriate complex of mechanisms, levers and regulators for their elimination. The types of social responsibility of management subjects in the field of distributed generation are determined based on: environmental; regulatory (legal); social interaction with the public; creation of jobs and development of the local economy; environment protection; promotion of social development; corporate social responsibility; transparency and reporting; interaction with local authorities; promoting energy efficiency and education. An algorithm of management actions to ensure social responsibility in a closed-type distributed generation system has been developed in seven stages, the advantages of which are: systematization and complexity; involvement of stakeholders in the implementation of the strategy; development of procedures at the preparatory stage; development of the anti-corruption program; prediction and forecasting of probable environmental consequences; constant monitoring and adaptation of algorithm procedures; formation of an ethical culture in the distributed generation project management system.
Senior Project Management System: Requirements, Specification, and Design Issues
Authors: Ahmed Al-Dallal
Year: 2018

Senior project is a typical essential course in computing educational programs. The course involves the selection of a project problem, the submission of various documents, and intensive communication among the project team members and between them and the course instructors. To facilitate all these tasks, we introduce the senior project management system (SPMS) that organizes and manages previous, current, and proposed senior projects in all of their stages along with proper ways of communication between the students and course instructors. This paper explains the system requirements and specifications and discusses related design issues. The paper shows the importance of well documenting the specifications and requirements of software systems and paying considerable attention to system design, which has a positive impact on implementing high quality systems.
Logarithmic aggregation operators and distance measures
Authors: V. Alfaro-Garcia; J. Merigó; A. M. G. Lafuente; J. Kacprzyk
Year: 2018

The Hamming distance is a well‐known measure that is designed to provide insights into the similarity between two strings of information. In this study, we use the Hamming distance, the optimal deviation model, and the generalized ordered weighted logarithmic averaging (GOWLA) operator to develop the ordered weighted logarithmic averaging distance (OWLAD) operator and the generalized ordered weighted logarithmic averaging distance (GOWLAD) operator. The main advantage of these operators is the possibility of modeling a wider range of complex representations of problems under the assumption of an ideal possibility. We study the main properties, alternative formulations, and families of the proposed operators. We analyze multiple classical measures to characterize the weighting vector and propose alternatives to deal with the logarithmic properties of the operators. Furthermore, we present generalizations of the operators, which are obtained by studying their weighting vectors and the lambda parameter. Finally, an illustrative example regarding innovation project management measurement is proposed, in which a multi‐expert analysis and several of the newly introduced operators are utilized.
Features of forming an information strategy for tourism enterprise
Authors: Yurii Dyachenko; Roman Korniychuk
Year: 2024

The article explores key aspects of developing an information strategy for tourism enterprises, highlighting its significance and impact on the effectiveness of companies in the tourism sector. The aim of the study is to identify the essential components of an information strategy for tourism enterprises and to investigate the specifics of its formulation. During the study, scientific methods employed included analysis and synthesis, comparison and generalization, as well as expert evaluation methods. A comprehensive approach was used to achieve this aim, including literature analysis, defining the essence and components of information strategies, comparing different types of information strategies, and examining the implementation of information systems in the tourism sector. Specifically, the authors proposed a unique approach to distinguishing types of information strategies, outlining the advantages and disadvantages of each. It was established that an effective information strategy is a key factor in enhancing the competitiveness of tourism enterprises. The study revealed that the correct selection and integration of information technologies, such as CRM systems, project management platforms, and data management systems, significantly improve the efficiency and accuracy of information processing, which contributes to the overall productivity of companies. The scientific novelty of the work lies in the systematization of knowledge about information strategies in the context of the tourism business and the development of recommendations for their practical implementation. The practical significance is reflected in the creation of proposals for tourism enterprises to optimize information processes and improve their operational efficiency. Future research prospects include studying new information technologies and their impact on the development of the tourism business, as well as developing more detailed recommendations for adapting information strategies to specific market conditions.

Keywords: information strategy, tourist enterprise, information systems, information and communication technologies, digitalization, development strategy, competitiveness.
Analyzing Risk Impact Factors Using Extended Fuzzy Cognitive Maps
Authors: B. Lazzerini; L. Mkrtchyan
Year: 2011

One of the challenges in Risk Analysis and Management (RAM) is identifying the relationships between risk factors and risks. The complexity of the method to analyze these relationships, the time to complete the analysis, the robustness and trustworthiness of the method are important features to be considered. In this paper, we propose using Extended Fuzzy Cognitive Maps (E-FCMs) to analyze the relationships between risk factors and risks, and adopting a pessimistic approach to assess the overall risk of a system or a project. E-FCMs are suggested by Hagiwara to represent causal relationships more naturally. The main differences between E-FCMs and conventional Fuzzy Cognitive Maps (FCMs) are the following: E-FCMs have nonlinear membership functions, conditional weights, and time delay weights. Therefore E-FCMs are suitable for risk analysis as all features of E-FCMs are more informative and can fit the needs of Risk Analysis. In this paper we suggest a framework to analyze risks using E-FCMs and extend E-FCMs themselves by introducing a special graphical representation for risk analysis. We also suggest a framework for group decision making using E-FCMs. Particularly, we explore the Software Project Management (SPM) and discuss risk analysis of SPM applying E-FCMs.
How to turn issues into success in informatics project management
Authors: Agnes Bartfai
Year: 2020

In this article I describe a case study about a software migration project on six thousand servers. My goal is to highlight that project success can be wider interpreted, and the appropriately handled issues can turn into success. We will look at the impact of geographical diverse environment, technical and resource issues. At the end I would like to suggest solutions for the efficient leadership methodologies that can resolve the previously mentioned problems.
Bringing Agility into Linked Data Development: An Industrial Use Case in Logistics Domain
Authors: Pinar Gocebe; Oguz Dikenelli; Nuri Umut Kose
Year: 2015

Logistics is a complex industry where many different types of companies collaborate in order to transport containers to the last point. One of the most important problem in logistics domain is observation and monitoring of container life cycle where each step of the container transportation may be performed by different company. Thus, observing and monitoring of the container’s life cycle in real time become a challenging engineering task. In this research, Linked Data development infrastructure has been used to implement dynamic container observation and monitoring system for ARKAS company which is the leading logistics company in Turkey. During the development of the system, it has been observed that agile practices like feature/story oriented development, test first development and usage of Agile Architecture approach improves the product and project management quality. So, a new methodology has been proposed based on these practices for Linked Data development.