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Innovation Model of Civil Construction Engineering Management Based on Construction Concept
Authors: Wenzheng Liu
Year: 2023

: Civil engineering is a complex and huge system engineering, which requires collaborative cooperation involving multiple fields and specialties. The traditional civil engineering management model has some difficulties and challenges in project schedule control, quality management and cost control. In order to improve the management effect and project performance of civil construction engineering, it is necessary to introduce an innovative management model, that is, an innovative model based on construction concepts. The analysis of the innovative model of civil construction engineering management based on the construction concept in this paper aims to optimize resource scheduling, improve the accuracy and implementability of construction plans by introducing advanced technologies and methods, thereby improving project management efficiency, enhancing project quality control, reducing costs and risks, and facilitate information sharing and collaboration. According to the experimental results, it can be known that the performance of the innovative model of civil construction engineering management based on the construction concept is also very good, and the effects in project schedule control, quality management effect, and cost control are all good. The innovative model based on the construction concept has promoted the transformation and progress of the management concept of civil construction engineering, and stimulated the innovation vitality of the industry. This not only helps to improve the competitiveness of the industry, but also provides a practical basis and reference experience for technical research and development in related fields.
IT Frameworks
Authors: Tom Costello; Mark A. Langley; Kirk Botula; Eileen Forrester; Martin Curley; Jim Kenneally; Martin Delaney; Stephen McLaughlin
Year: 2013

This article is a collection of papers collected from the nonprofits that run three critical frameworks in use by IT organizations around the globe&amp;#x2013;the Project Management Institute, Capability Maturity Model Integration, and the Innovation Value Institute. These papers outline the current state and future direction of these organizations and their frameworks.
STATE ADMINISTRATION OF THE AGRO-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX OF THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN: PROBLEMS OF LEGAL REGULATION
Authors: E. Kuandykova
Year: 2023

The study articulates the problems of state management in the field of agro-industrial complex of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The article provides a conceptualization of the legal foundations of state regulation of the country's agrarian sector. The study contains an analysis of modern scientific theories of public administration in the field of agricultural production: current definitions are given, qualification models of the principles and methods of public administration of the agro-industrial complex are considered. On the basis of policy documents, an analysis of the modern concept of development of the agro-industrial complex of Kazakhstan was carried out, attention was focused on transformational processes in the course of ongoing reforms, the main modern trend is the transformation of state programs into national projects. The national project for the development of the agro-industrial complex of the Republic of Kazakhstan for 2021-2025, as a successor to the state program, is intended to be implemented using project management mechanisms, with the implementation of the project approach in the public administration system. The article concludes that it is expedient to clearly understand the meaning and content of legal terms in the legislation in order to more accurately consolidate the competence of state bodies, decentralize state administration and, as a result, increase the efficiency of state bodies and their responsibility at all levels of government. Due importance is given to the institution of state support as a method of state regulation of a complex nature. Of particular importance in the paradigm of public management research is administrative regulation as a method of influence, directly related to the powers of management structures and the possibility of applying prohibition, authorization and coercion measures. The study concluded that it is necessary to constructively orient the state's agrarian policy towards a qualitative reform of the agro-industrial complex.
Agricultural economic concept toward earthquake and tsunami in Simeulue Island
Authors: A. F. Abus; T. Lubis; H. Dewi; R. Ganie; F. Andika
Year: 2023

The agricultural economic concept comprises research and education, smallholder and rural development, project planning and administration, as well as the formulation, planning, and analysis of macro-level policies. This study was out to explain the agricultural economic theory behind project management and planning on Simeulue Island. This study used an ethnographic approach and a qualitative paradigm. The information was gathered through audio-visual recordings, in-depth interviews with Simeuluenese, and other sources. Gathering information from Simeuluense about characteristic plants that have promise as food resources, especially the major food, was the first step in developing an agricultural economic framework. The next step is to determine the connection between Simeulue island’s readiness for mitigation and the agricultural economic idea. The concept is then categorized by making an effort to grow and cultivate a typical plant. Moreover, food processing for food preservation is to be developed for the food resource. As an agricultural concept, sustainability and food security are essential regarding preservation in facing mitigation, especially for a disaster such as an earthquake or tsunami of an island which needs much time to have aid from overseas to survive on the barrier island.
Automatic Detection of Design Pattern for Reverse Engineering
Authors: Hakjin Lee; Hyunsang Youn; Eunseok Lee
Year: 2007

In maintenance, the lack of documentation leads to high costs of reverse engineering. Generally, design-pattern is a reusable solution to a commonly occurring problem in software design. If design-patterns could be captured and reused in reverse engineering, the reverse engineering would be very helpful those who develops and maintains software. So there have been many attempts to detect design-patterns during reverse engineering. However, the approaches suffer from serious drawbacks to its practical implementation; false positive, false negative rate, the number of detected patterns. In this paper, we propose a new taxonomy of GoF design patterns that can guide the reverse-engineering process. This approach not only combines static analysis with dynamic analysis but also adds what we call the implementation- specific analysis. We apply a number of existing and new applications, including PURE toolkit, JINI based home application system, project management tool, MP3 player, and we demonstrate that the reverse engineering process is more accurate.
Enhancing competitiveness in cocoa associations: An integral project management approach based on Porter’s Diamond Model
Authors: Gino I. Ayon Ponce; Arturo A. Álvarez Indacochea; Adriana L. Salazar Moran; Erick R. Baque Sánchez; Julieta Hernández-Ramírez; Jorge E. Arboleda Puerta; E. Leonardo; Camero Ortiz; Jose E. Corredor-Torres; Jennifer Tovar-Quintero; Cristian Rincón-Guio
Year: 2024

This study aims to structure guidelines for an intervention model from the perspective of Integral Project Management to improve the competitiveness level of cacao associations in south region of Colombia. The research followed a mixed-method approach with a non-experimental cross-sectional design and a descriptive scope. The study employed a stage-based analytical framework which included: identifying the factors influencing the competitiveness of the cacao sector; grouping these factors under the six primary determinants of competitiveness with reference to Porter’s Diamond Model; and proposing guidelines for an intervention model to enhance the competitiveness of the studied associations through project management. The first stage was conducted via literature review. The second stage involved primary data collected through surveys and interviews with the associations, members, and cacao sector experts in Huila. The third stage entailed grouping the factors within the main determinants that promote and limit the competitiveness of the cacao sector in the context of Porter’s Diamond Model. Based on the analysis of the corresponding restrictive and promoting factors, strategic recommendations were formulated for the various sector stakeholders on the measures that can be adopted to address restrictive factors and maintain promoting factors to enhance and sustain the sector's competitiveness.
Beyond Valuation: “Options Thinking” in IT Project Management
Authors: R. G. Fichman; M. Keil; A. Tiwana
Year: 2005

Real options can be a powerful tool for quantifying the value of strategic and operational flexibility associated with uncertain IT investments. However, they also constitute a new way of thinking about how projects can be organized and managed to maximize upside potential while minimizing downside risk. Explains how practitioners can incorporate options thinking into contemporary IT project management. Options thinking means recognizing real options and how they add value. Just as important is managing projects so that the option value that exists in theory is realized in practice. Several real-world examples illustrate how the value of embedded real options can be realized through active project management. There are pitfalls associated with each option, as well as benefits and limitations of different approaches to valuing options. Organizations must decide whether to undertake the challenges of adopting options thinking as a project management philosophy.
Infrastructure projects of road traffic management: management methodology
 selection
Authors: S. Bushuyev; Sergiy Bushuyev; L. Tereikovska; Oleksandr Voitenko
Year: 2023

The implementation of projects in traffic organization requires the selection of a
 necessary methodology that will contribute to its success. Most commonly, traffic
 organization refers to the management of traffic flows, but this is not entirely
 accurate. Traffic organization is defined as a set of measures aimed at ensuring safety
 and comfort conditions for traffic. Given the modern context and trends, we can talk
 about supporting the principles of sustainable development and ensuring national defense
 capability and security. Such activity consists of several stages, some of which can be
 implemented as a chain of sequential steps, while others can be introduced step by step
 with feedback and the implementation of current improvements. The proposed research
 results focused on selecting the necessary methodology for implementing infrastructure
 projects on traffic organization, taking into account the subject area. Based on a
 detailed analysis of the subject area and existing project management methods,
 approaches, principles, and frameworks, a syncretic approach was proposed for
 implementing these projects. This approach includes the use of a waterfall model and a
 combination of Scrum principles and Kanban agile development methods. The research is
 one of the initial outcomes of the scientific research project 'Methodology of Project
 Management for Modernization of Traffic Organization in the Military and Post-War
 Reconstruction of Territorial Communities,' registered under number 0123U101943, and is
 funded by the state budget of Ukraine. The results of this research will form the basis
 for further studies related to the exploration of the fundamental principles of
 sustainable development in the context of traffic organization and the development of a
 project management methodology for the modernization of traffic organization in the
 military and the post-war reconstruction of territorial communities.
Integrating Regulatory Requirements into Information Systems Design and Implementation
Authors: R. Knackstedt; Sebastian Bräuer; Marcel Heddier; J. Becker
Year: 2014

Information systems for supporting collaborative activities (e.g., business process modeling tools, workflow management tools, or project management tools) should explicitly address regulatory requirements. Integrating a legal perspective into such information systems would contribute to a better legal compliance and a more effective collaboration. This paper introduces a meta-design for integrating regulations into the design and implementation of information systems. A prototypical implementation of the meta-design shows its general applicability.
Agile in Public Administration: Oxymoron or Reality? An Experience Report
Authors: Carlos J. Torrecilla Salinas; J. Sedeño; María José Escalona Cuaresma; Manuel Mejías Risoto
Year: 2013

In the last 10 years, Agile methods and practices have emerged as an alternative for software development. Different "flavors" of Agile have appeared ranging from project management to tests organization. These approaches have being gaining popularity and involve now a solid option for organizations developing software, but what about Public Administrations? Is Agile a suitable option for developing software in Public Administrations? Even if Public Administrations have been traditionally regarded as changeresistant, Agile approach can also provide them with the benefits of quick adaptation and frequent value delivery. This paper presents the results of two different projects, which use an Agile framework based on Scrum, developed by a Spanish Public Administration. Additionally, after considering the obtained results, it takes out some relevant learned lessons on the suitability of applying Agile approaches to Public Administration environments.
APPLICATION OF CRITICAL PATH METHOD (CPM) TO OPTIMAL PROJECT SCHEDULING: A CASE OF MOSUL BUILDING COMPANY, YOLA NORTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT ADAMAWA STATE, NIGERIA
Authors: Usman Bitrus Danfulani; Mijinyawa Mohammed; B. Reuben; Joshua Anche Yakubu; Shamsuddeen Iya Digil
Year: 2023

Project cannot be done without planning, scheduling and an estimation of its duration for completion. Every project that has to be undertaken must have a deadline for it completion but not every project goes as schedule. Hence, applications of scientific method such as CPM, PERT are often very useful in project management and scheduling. This study was on the application of CPM in scheduling a building construction taking a case study of Mosul Estate building construction. Analytical research design was adopted for the study as the design suit the study at hand. Secondary data of the activities, their descriptions and predecessor as while as their duration were obtained from the construction site. The network activities diagram, the forward and the backward pass obtained by the temporary ordered routing algorithm (TORA) were drawn and the critical path represented in bold arrow heads. The results show that if CPM is applied into the project, the project can be completed in 27 weeks compared to the initial duration of 32 proposed weeks by the company. This results if implemented by the management of the firm will save cost of labour and time. We recommend that CPM should be used in a building construction company before embarking on the building. The construction firm should devote more resources, labour and equipment to the critical path in order to avoid unnecessary delay and high cost of labour.
Customer Loyalty during Disasters: The Case of Internet Service Providers Amidst Typhoon Odette in Central Philippine Urban Districts
Authors: Roberto Suson; Donna Marie Rivero; A. Arnejo; Nadine May Atibing; Joerabell Lourdes Aro; Angelo O. Burdeos; Kafferine D. Yamagishi; L. Ocampo
Year: 2023

The impact of service disruptions to critical utility services due to natural disasters is evident during delays in emergency responses and humanitarian relief, especially for urban populations with highly interdependent infrastructures. Aside from health and social impacts, failing to address these disruptions would inevitably lead to customer dissatisfaction and switching loyalty, adversely affecting service providers’ profitability. Thus, providers must effectively respond to this service failure resulting from disruptions to retain the loyalty of their existing customers. To this end, a theoretical model to explain customer loyalty to internet service providers amidst a disaster-induced disruption through integrating customer loyalty, customer satisfaction, service quality, service innovation, service recovery, perceived value, and brand image is proposed in this work. This study uses the case of a massive disruption caused by Typhoon Odette (Rai) in central Philippine urban districts to empirically test the efficacy of the proposed structural model. A total of 584 responses were utilized in the partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) to derive significant relationships between the constructs. The findings suggest that customer satisfaction strongly predicts customer loyalty during a disaster. Furthermore, efforts towards service recovery do not translate to customer loyalty, but negatively influence customer satisfaction. Moreover, service innovation significantly affects customer satisfaction but negatively influences customer loyalty. Additionally, perceived value does not support customer loyalty but positively affects customer satisfaction. Lastly, brand image and service quality influence both customer satisfaction and loyalty. These findings offer managerial insights for informing the design of a reliable service recovery system, efficient project management planning, practical service innovation, and comprehensive service design. The future research directions are discussed.
Optimizing Cross-Functional Teams in Remote Work Environments for Product Development
Authors: Santhosh Vijayabaskar; Kumar Kodyvaur; Krishna Murthy; Saketh Reddy Cheruku; Akshun Chhapola; Om Goel
Year: 2024

Remote work settings have significantly increased in the current product development landscape. This change requires a reassessment of the operational, communication, and collaborative methodologies of cross-functional teams in order to guarantee successful product results. It is crucial to optimise these teams in distant environments in order to sustain production, creativity, and cohesiveness. This study investigates methods and optimal approaches to improve the effectiveness of cross-functional teams involved in remote product development.The first part analyses the distinct obstacles encountered by cross-functional teams operating remotely, such as deficiencies in communication, disparities in time zones, and the possibility of diminished team unity. This underscores the need of developing explicit procedures for virtual communication, including frequent video conferences, asynchronous updates, and collaborative platforms that enable immediate interactions and exchange of documents. 
This research subsequently examines the function of technology in enhancing the efficiency of distant cross-functional teams. It underscores the importance of implementation of strong project management tools and platforms that facilitate the monitoring of tasks, allocation of resources, and management of milestones. In addition, the use of sophisticated communication technologies, including as video conferencing, instant messaging, and virtual whiteboards, being explored as a method to improve immediate cooperation and collaborative problem-solving.
Engineering and business aspects of SaaS model adoption: Insights from a mapping study
Authors: A. Saltan; A. Seffah
Year: 2018

Transition to Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model is revolutionizing the software market with significant impact on both SaaS providers and consumers. Research on business aspects of SaaS was usually limited to exploring adoption factors from a consumer perspective. Research on engineering aspects of SaaS focuses primarily on cloud computing architecture and software development. The prime aim of this paper is to assemble these engineering and business aspects of SaaS while building a better understanding of the servitization transformation of software companies as well as classifying, analyzing and putting in correspondence state-of-the-art studies focused on SaaS product and project management, business practices and engineering processes. The mapping study findings and interpretations are summarized to emphasize the significant research challenges regarding the required engineering and business efforts needed for the adoption service-oriented model. The performed study creates an appropriate basis for the further research.
Knowledge Management in Projects
Authors: L. Pereira; José Santos; Á. Dias; R. Costa
Year: 2021

Knowledge transfer in project-based organizations has been recognized as a productivity and economic growth promoter that is currently not properly managed. Therefore, it is critical to investigate the importance of knowledge regarding its acquisition, use, and transfer across all departments of an organization. The main objective of this work was to evaluate how modern organizations from different business sectors manage and share their knowledge by following the knowledge management and transfer life cycles when developing their projects. Organizational surveys were performed to project managers working in project management within in multiple Portuguese industries (or with representation in Portugal) from multiple business sectors and holding different hierarchical positions. The present study revealed that most companies can identify, capture, and retain the relevant knowledge, and apply it to the development of other projects. Thus, the importance of implementing the knowledge management transfer to other projects is crucial for successful project implementation and management.