derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Viewing team selection through a temporal lens
Authors: Jonathan Pinto
Year: 2017

This paper builds synthesized coherence (Locke & Golden-Biddle, 1997) across disciplines such as organizational behavior, personnel psychology, entrepreneurship, project management, and strategic management by developing a temporal team selection framework that delineates three temporal team selection processes (i.e., simultaneous selection, sequential selection, and substitution selection). Of these three processes, sequential selection, which could either be constraint-driven or coevolution-driven, is a new conceptualization. This framework speaks to the broader research stream on membership dynamics, and therefore its key constructs such as arithmetic of membership change (Arrow & McGrath, 1993) and temporal patterning of membership change (Arrow & McGrath, 1993) have been systematically applied to the temporal team selection processes. Finally, the implications of this theorizing for both research and practice are discussed.
Factors Influencing Time Overruns in Construction Projects
Authors: Rekha P; Linjesh Sebastian
Year: 2016

: The successful completion of a construction project within the scheduled time is a challenging task for the project management team. Time Overrun is one of the most significant issues in construction industry. It is the extension of time beyond scheduled completion date of construction project. The purpose of this research paper is to identifying, analyzing and ranking the various factors affecting time overruns. A detailed literature review was conducted to identify the potential time overruns factors in construction projects. The factors were grouped in to five categories such as factors related to Contractor, Client, Consultant, Labour and External factors. A questionnaire for the survey was developed based on 35 factors identified from literature review and distributed to 40 construction companies. The validity of the questionnaire data was tested using reliability test in SPSS. The data was analyzed statistically using Relative important index method to find out the most significant factors affecting Time overruns. The results of questionnaire survey were used to rank the time overrun factors. The most significant factors of construction time overruns were identified as Shortage of materials in the local market, Delay in obtaining work permits from authorities, Rises in the price of material, Poor delivery of construction materials, Delay in payments. A case study was conducted in an apartment construction project to find out the potential causes of time overruns.By comparing the result of questionnaire survey and case study similar factors could be summarized.
Mobilizing projects in community organizations with a long-term perspective: neighbourhood credit funds in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Authors: Florencia Almansi; Andrea Tammarazio
Year: 2008

This paper describes the development of a credit fund programme in informal settlements in Buenos Aires, Argentina, over a 15-year period from 1993 to 2007. It focuses on the creation, implementation and sustainability of credit funds for housing improvement and how these developed and changed in response to both external factors and programme dynamics. It pays particular attention to the programme's most recent phase, in which the management of the funds was decentralized into separate neighbourhood funds in three communities. It explains how each neighbourhood fund is managed, especially the role of the women who administer them. It also analyzes their respective levels of performance and considers prospects and challenges for the future. The authors conclude that credit fund initiatives based on modest financial resources have the potential not only to catalyze housing improvements but also to strengthen community capacity by delegating project management to the grassroots. In this way, when supported by a partner civil society organization with experience of intervention in the area, such initiatives can be more flexible and more sustainable than top-down interventions. The paper recommends that project funding decisions for microcredit programmes should take account of their potential to build social capacity, strengthen grassroots organizations, engage community participation and complement other local programmes (including improving relations with local government agencies), rather than focus only on financial sustainability.
On Using Fuzzy Linguistic 2-Tuples for the Evaluation of Human Resource Suitability in Software Development Tasks
Authors: V. Gerogiannis; Elli Rapti; A. Karageorgos; P. Fitsilis
Year: 2015

Efficient allocation of human resources to the development tasks comprising a software project is a key challenge in software project management. To address this critical issue, a systematic human resource evaluation and selection approach can be proven helpful. In this paper, a fuzzy linguistic approach is introduced to evaluate the suitability of candidate human resources (software developers) considering their technical skills (i.e., provided skills) and the technical skills required to perform a software development task (i.e., task-related skills). The proposed approach is based on qualitative evaluations which are derived in the form of fuzzy linguistic 2-tuples from a group of decision makers (project managers). The approach applies a group/similarity degree-based aggregation technique to obtain an objective aggregation of the ratings of task-related skills and provided skills. To further analyse the suitability of each candidate developer, possible skill relationships are considered, which reflect the contribution of provided skills to the capability of learning other skills. The applicability of the approach is demonstrated and discussed through an exemplar case study scenario.
Project management in the compulsory health insurance system of the Russian Federation: methodological aspects
Authors: Т.В. Натальина
Year: 2021

В статье рассмотрены методические аспекты внедрения проектного управления в систему обязательного медицинского страхования РФ. Существующие проблемы в сфере здравоохранения России, требуют новых эффективных управленческих инструментов, способных реализовать стратегию здравоохранения страны, что предопределяет актуальность темы исследования. В результате проведенного анализа выявлены факторы макросреды, оказывающие влияние на развитие системы здравоохранения, составлен рейтинг регионов страны по показателям здравоохранения, предложена концептуально-логическая схема внедрения и реализации проектного подхода в территориальных фондах обязательного медицинского страхования.
 The article discusses the methodological aspects of the implementation of project management in the compulsory health insurance system of the Russian Federation. The existing problems in the healthcare sector in Russia require new effective management tools capable of implementing the country's healthcare strategy, which predetermines the relevance of the research topic. As a result of the analysis, macroenvironmental factors influencing the development of the health care system were identified, a rating of the country's regions in terms of health care indicators was compiled, a conceptual and logical scheme for the implementation and implementation of the project approach in the territorial compulsory health insurance funds was proposed.
Sistem Informasi Manajemen Proyek Pembangunan PT. Tuffindo Investama Con
Authors: Fransiskus Daniel Chandra; M. Rachmadi
Year: 2023

Technological developments cause all organizational and company actors to need information systems as a means of supporting operational activities. At PT. Tuffindo Investama Con, does not yet have an adequate system because it still uses a common system. The purpose of this research is to build a management information system that can assist the company in carrying out operational activities. The method used in this research is the RUP (Rational Undefined Process) method. At the inception stage, data collection and problem identification were carried out using interview and observation techniques. In the elaboration stage, problem analysis and needs analysis were carried out using PIECES analysis and cause and effect analysis. The construction stage is carried out by making applications and implementing application systems using class diagrams, activity diagrams and entity relationship diagrams. The programming language used is PHP and MySQL as the database server. The transition stage is carried out by testing the applications that have been made. The results of this study are expected to be able to build a project management information system that can help overcome the problems faced by PT. Tuffindo Investama Con and support daily operational activities, such as recording, project progress, calculations, and project transactions. 
  
Keywords: Information System, Project Management, RUP, MySQL, PHP
Turning the Spotlight on the Consequences of Individual IT Turnover: A Literature Review and Research Agenda
Authors: M. Zylka; K. Fischbach
Year: 2017

Among the many aspects of IT personnel studied by the information systems (IS) research community, individual voluntary IT turnover is one of the most-examined phenomena. However, research into this phenomenon concentrates mainly on antecedents and cognitive precursors such as turnover intention. Antecedents are essential to understanding the turnover behavior of IT personnel, but they do not represent the complete IT turnover research. The consequences of individual voluntary IT turnover behavior, an important topic, have faded from the spotlight of the IS community. We investigate this by conducting a multidisciplinary scoping literature review of individual voluntary IT turnover behavior, with the focus on the consequences. The purpose of this review is to determine what is known about voluntary IT turnover behavior consequences and what research gaps exist in this research context. To make our review as rigorous as possible, we followed a systematic review approach, accompanied with transparent reporting of all steps of the review process. Our search strategy yielded 153 IT turnover studies, 14 of which consider IT turnover behavior consequences, concentrated primarily on IT project management. Drawing on the scoping review, our study also specifies a research agenda for future IT turnover behavior consequences research by highlighting knowledge gaps for potentially fruitful research directions.
A Knowledge & Competencies Checklist for Software Project Management Success
Authors: L. Peters
Year: 2014

By their very nature, software projects require someone to coordinate and direct the efforts of the development team – the software project manager. Although this role has traditionally been viewed as a technical one, there is growing evidence from many sectors that technical skills are only part of what a software project manager needs to be effective. This paper delineates these knowledge areas and notes how they impact the software project. Keywords; software engineering; software project management; essential knowledge areas
Analyzing the Integration of Manager Creativity in Project Organization by Method from 2014 to 2024 using Bibliometric Method
Authors: Muhammed Bah; Meika Kurnia Puji Rahayu
Year: 2024

This research uses bibliometric analysis to investigate how managerial creativity is incorporated in project organizations from 2014 to 2024. The findings show a consistent rise in research productivity, reaching a high point of 259 publications in 2023, demonstrating increased interest in managerial creativity as a key element for project achievement. The examination focuses on major contributors such as the United States, China, and the United Kingdom and the growing contributions from developing nations. Approaches like agile methodologies and design thinking are crucial for maintaining a balance in organizational structure and encouraging creativity. Advancements in technology, especially in artificial intelligence and data analytics, have been proven to improve managerial decision-making and innovative problem-solving skills. Obstacles to integrating creativity are discussed as challenges in fostering inclusive cultures and breaking down traditional barriers. This research highlights the significance of incorporating creativity in every project stage and provides a detailed structure for promoting innovation in project management. The results lay the groundwork for upcoming studies by highlighting the worldwide importance and diverse aspects of creative management in changing organizational environments.
Application of Earned Value Management in Project Management
Authors: Wenqing Li
Year: 2023

Today, firms may cut costs through improved information exchange and boost profitability by delivering goods more quickly and affordably with fewer resources thanks to the scientific use of project management. In these projects, the core management activities revolve around cost management. This requires project managers to follow a scientific approach to strict project budgets, identify deviations early, analyse problems and correct them in a timely manner. Therefore, this paper aims to introduce the meaning and methods of cost management and introduces the basic concept of earned value management after analysing the history and current status of cost management to optimize its theory. By analysing the interplay between project cost and schedule, this paper explains how to apply earned value management to project cost control process by using cost and schedule performance index analysis and so on. The paper concludes with an analysis of the limitations and some countermeasures and suggestions. Cost management of projects should take into account the variability of the project and take into account both time and quality factors.
Analysis of Delays and Time Acceleration Strategies in the Renovation of Grha JST Building
Authors: Jujuk Kusumawati; Yudi Setiawan
Year: 2024

Effective construction project management necessitates adherence to cost, quality, and timeline objectives. However, delays frequently challenge project success, impacting both schedule and budget. This research investigates the causes and consequences of delays within the Grha JST building renovation project, exploring mitigation strategies. Utilizing the Earned Value and Crashing methods, the study analyzes project performance to identify efficient delay management approaches. Recommendations are provided to enhance future project execution and mitigate delays effectively.
Visual modelling and designing for cooperative learning and development of team competences
Authors: K. Figl; M. Derntl; S. Kabicher
Year: 2009

This paper proposes a holistic approach to designing for the promotion of team and social competences in blended learning courses. Planning and modelling cooperative learning scenarios based on a domain specific modelling notation in the style of UML activity diagrams, and comparing evaluation results with planned outcomes allows for iterative optimization of a course's design. In a case study - a course on project management for computer science students - the instructional design including individual and cooperative learning situations was modelled. Specific emphasis was put on visualising the hypothesised development of team competences in the course design models. These models were subsequently compared to evaluation results obtained during the course. The results show that visual modelling of planned competence promotion enables more focused design, implementation and evaluation of collaborative learning scenarios.
Does risk management components influence on project success? Evidence from IT sector ,
Authors: J. Selvakumar; G. Suganya; T.S. Arthi; Sathish Pachiyappan
Year: 2024

All organizations and stakeholders would ideally like to see an information technology (IT) project managed successfully. Many researchers have strongly debated the importance of risk management in project management about the size of the project since it gives project managers a forward-looking view of risks and chances to increase the project's success. The main aim of the study is to determine how risk management parameters and their mediated effects impact the effectiveness of IT projects. Data was collected from 261 IT professionals involved in projects through a structured questionnaire and analyzed using regression and SEM to test their statistical significance and prove the hypothesis. The study arrived at some significant results which showed the relationship of Risk Identification and Risk Analysis on Risk Assessment, which impacts Project Success. It also showed that the success of the project depended on Stakeholders Tolerance and Risk Implementation. In addition to this, the study provides evidence that risk management does not influence the success of the project. The study's discovery of the intervening impact of risk management practices clarifies preconceived conceptions in the risk management sector.
BOQ and BOM in the road management of Ukraine
Authors: Т. Tsyfra
Year: 2023

The article highlights theoretical and practical approaches to the use of BOQ and BOM forms in the road industry of Ukraine. Both BOQ and BOM are used to determine the quantity and specification of materials. A BOQ is specific to construction projects and focuses on estimating costs, while a BOM specification is also used in manufacturing and focuses on specifying the materials and components required for construction. Understanding the road industry's pricing system and transitioning to the use of a Bill of Quantities (BOQ) and Bill of Materials (BOM) is vital to effective project management in both the construction and manufacturing sectors. While the BOQ mainly focuses on the quantification and costing of materials and labor, the BOM emphasizes the components required to produce the building materials as a product. BOQs focus on items, measurements, quantities, pricing, and cost breakdowns specific to construction projects, while BOMs emphasize components, specifications, descriptions, and hierarchical organization related to the production of road materials and the manufacturing environment. By using these two vital documents, you can streamline the business processes of project planning, procurement, and execution, leading to increased efficiency and successful project outcomes. 
By integrating BOM and BOQ into a single digital environment with financial ERP tools, businesses can gain real-time insight into project costs. It helps in budgeting, forecasting and ensuring the financial viability of the project and making operational changes to the 4d-5d BIM model. BIM can improve the accuracy and efficiency of both Bill of Quantities (BOQ) and Bill of Materials (BOM) by providing a more detailed and comprehensive set of data, providing a detailed and accurate representation of the project. BIM can also help identify potential clashes or conflicts between different components that can be resolved before construction begins. In addition, BIM can facilitate collaboration between the various stakeholders involved in a project.
Development of information system for students' project activity management
Authors: K. Gulyaeva; P. I. Mozgaleva; O. Zamyatina
Year: 2014

Project activity is a tool for shaping students mobile and marketable personality. Including modern technologies into the design of project management activities is a promising approach and allows making the process interesting for the student. This article includes the development of an information system accompanying the process of carrying out project activities by the students, based on the current Internet resources analysis and test system design.
The Analysis of Resource Conflicts Based on Hawk and Dove Game in Multi-projects Management
Authors: Suxian Zhang; Yunpeng He
Year: 2012

In the course of multi-project management of construction industry, there is a contradiction between project managers requiring the maximization of project benefits and minimizing resources can't meet the needs of all the project managers. That would cause the problem of resource conflicts. The paper takes the resource conflicts as research objects in the multi-project management. The research was done from the perspective of project managers, and sets dynamic hawk and dove game model by the game of project managers, then it analyses the problem of resource conflicts which exist in the multi-project management, and finally this paper proposes the countermeasures and suggestions on preventing the problem of resource conflicts.
STAGES OF THE FORMATION OF A PROJECT-ORIENTED APPROACH IN AUTHORITIES
Authors: Ilshat Tazhitdinov; Nina Ivanovna Mak
Year: 2022

At present, there are a large number of international and national project management standards around the world, and the corresponding methodology has been prepared in sufficient detail. However, in practice, during the implementation and further development of project activities in the public sector, there were some shortcomings, including the incomplete application of certain provisions of the methodology for one reason or another. In this regard, it became necessary to analyze the development of a project-oriented approach in government structures. A retrospective analysis made it possible to identify the main stages and their characteristics, which can be used in making decisions on the further expansion of the "tool box" of project management. It should be noted that during the period of implementation of national projects, which began in 2018 and continues to the present with an installation for extension until 2030, the most complete set of project management tools is used. These are network planning, personal responsibility, the creation of project offices and project committees, constant monitoring of the progress of projects, including the process of creating capital construction projects, working with risks, forecasting, creating a project team, approving uniform methodological recommendations, centralized coverage of project opportunities and results, creating information system for managing national projects and much more. The list of tools can and should be expanded, which will certainly increase the efficiency of government bodies in general.
ERP Implementation Process Analysis Based on the Key Success Factors
Authors: Yanhong Zhang
Year: 2009

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is an amalgamation of a company's information systems designed to bind more closely a variety of company functions including human resources, inventories and financials while simultaneously linking the company to customers and vendors.This thesis is based on the theory of product life cycle, and the process of ERP is divided into four phase: planning, implementation, stabilization and improvement. Critical success factors in each phase are identified by paper research, case study and investigation. An ERP implementation process model based on the critical Success factors (CSFs) is proposed in the paper.The thesis analyzes the global planning, stages and business process rebuilding in the process of QIHE pharmaceutical’s ERP. Improvement on management and financing before and after ERP implementation are contrasted and we come to the following conclusions. (1) The CSFs in the planning phase is comprehensive investigation and evaluation. (2) The CSFs in the implementation phase is effective project management team. (3) The CSFs in the stabilization phase is appropriate information management system. (4) The CSFs in the improvement phase is change on demand and continue to innovate. (5) The CSFs throughout the product life cycle is business process rebuilding.