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Use and impact of quality management principles and tools on project success
Authors: Marina Obradović
Year: 2024

Project became an adequate solution for achieving different goals of a company, thus its successful realization is of great importance. On the other side, quality is a phenomenon wanted to be acquired in order to achieve customer satisfaction and profitability. Although these two fields of research were developing parallely, they rest on the same principles. The goal of this research was to determine the link between quality management and project management in companies on Serbian market, meaning the influence of quality management principles on project success and level of usage of quality management tools. The results of this empirical research suggest that the quality management principles of continuous process improvement, fact based management, leadership, continuous improvement of employee performance and customer satisfaction have a significant positive impact on project success, while simpler quality management tools are in use more than the more complex ones. Project success should not be measured solely on the old success criteria of time, cost and quality, yet more important criteria are alignment of the project's goals with the company's goals and the fulfillment of user requirements.
Finding the way: Improving access to the collections of the Royal Scottish Geographical Society
Authors: Candida Fenton
Year: 2007

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to describe the Images for All digitisation project at the Royal Scottish Geographical Society, and lessons learned from it.Design/methodology/approach – This paper describes the background to the project and collections held. It focuses on the development of the project web site, the digitisation of 100 images from the collection and the nature of project management in a small‐scale project.Findings – There are many potential challenges faced by project managers working in small voluntary organisations, but these can be overcome.Originality/value – This paper gives a direct insight into some of the challenges facing smaller organisations with limited full‐time staff and so reliant on volunteers, which are often overlooked.
Dynamics of the Importance of IS/IT Skills
Authors: Kyootai Lee; Dinesh A. Mirchandani
Year: 2010

U.S. business executives and educators need to be continuously aware of the knowledge and skills required for IS/IT professionals to meet current and future technological trends. This paper attempts to investigate the dynamics of the importance of IS/IT skills from the perspective of 70 IS/IT managers using latent growth curve modeling. The overall results suggest that 1) the importance of most IS/IT skills is continually increasing over time, 2) that wireless communications and applications, mobile commerce applications and protocols, IS security, Web applications, services, and protocols, and data management are the top five rapidly growing skills; 3) that IS security, data management, project management and other business skills, Web applications, services, and protocols, and wireless communications and applications are expected to be the most important five skills in the future. Based on these results, implications and recommendations for IS/IT educators, researchers, and practitioners are provided.
Development of a Project Based Learning Evaluation Method Based on PBLBOK
Authors: Yoshiki Sato; A. Hazeyama; Shoichi Nakamura; Y. Miyadera
Year: 2018

Attention is being paid to project-based learning (PBL), which can cultivate problem-solving skills proactively, collaboratively, and practically. However, since problem-solving skills are ambiguously defined and elementary problem-solving abilities are unclear, the effectiveness of PBL is difficult to evaluate. We defined problemsolving skills as “understanding both the procedure and viewpoints on problem-solving and being able to practice problem-solving” and developed the PBL body of knowledge (PBLBOK) from the perspective of project management. PBLBOK associates the problem-solving procedure with the phases and associates the viewpoints with different knowledge areas. To evaluate the effectiveness of PBL more accurately, we developed a PBL evaluation method. We divided the problem-solving ability by the phase and the knowledge area of PBLBOK. This method makes it possible to measure changes in problem-solving skills before and after PBL practice. As a result, problem-solving skills can now be measured in detail.
Resolution of resource conflict in a Max-Plus Linear representation-case of a single project
Authors: S. Yoshida; Hirotaka Takahashi; H. Goto
Year: 2011

This research proposes a method for resolving resource conflicts in scheduling problems of a class of discrete event systems. We focus on the framework of resolving resource conflicts in the Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM), which is expressed in the form of Max-Plus Linear (MPL) system. The proposed method can detect resource conflict by checking if time-lines and workers of the internal processes overlap. If a resource conflict is detected, the process with low priority is moved up. For moving up the schedule, we define a new adjacency matrix, by which the resource conflict can be resolved.
Research on BIM-based Construction Domain Text Information Management
Authors: Shaohua Jiang; Haiyan Zhang; Jian Zhang
Year: 2013

Construction project produces a large amount of unstructured information throughout the whole lifecycle, most of them is text information. Building information modeling (BIM) can support lifecycle information management of construction project, so BIM-based construction domain text information integration management can improve the efficiency and quality of project management to a large extent. The concept of BIM and its implementation platform, as well as the data exchange standard, i.e. industry foundation class (IFC), are introduced firstly. Then this paper puts forward a systematic unstructured construction domain text information management system framework, and the implementation of BIM-based text information integration methodology: the unstructured text information is transformed to structured information by means of text mining to facilitate information retrieval and ranking; then the text information is classified according to the IFC standard, and is associated with entities in BIM to realize the integration of text information and BIM. Finally, this paper takes contract document as an example for verification. The proposed method can improve text information management ability and efficiency of construction domain.
Content management technologies of the bank's IT projects
Authors: Oleksandr Serik; O. Haidaienko
Year: 2024

The article analyzes approaches of managing the content of bank IT projects, which
 is key to the successful implementation of new banking products. The article examines
 literary sources on content management, including theoretical definitions and practical
 application in the banking sector. The importance of banks for the country's economy and
 the integration of IT projects for the automation of banking services are emphasized.
 The peculiarities and challenges of managing development teams in the conditions of
 martial law, which requires additional security and flexibility measures, with the need
 to take into account risk management, are considered. Risk minimization strategies are
 analyzed, in particular during military conflicts, which is especially relevant in the
 conditions of modern challenges. Considerable attention is paid to the adaptation of
 project teams to remote work, which has become a necessity in the conditions of the
 pandemic and the legal regime of martial law. In addition, issues related to the
 organization of communication in remote teams and methods of supporting high employee
 productivity are considered. Using content management software is extremely important,
 so a variety of software has been suggested. An integrated analysis of the effectiveness
 of various software products for managing the content of IT projects was carried out,
 which allows choosing the optimal tools for specific tasks. The paper presents the
 methods of assessing the labor intensity and proposed approaches to automating the
 assessment of the labor intensity of software development. Integrating the strengths of
 various software development methodologies allows you to create an effective system for
 managing the content of IT projects, which contributes to increasing their success and
 minimizing risks. Based on the analysis, conclusions were drawn regarding the need to
 introduce new technologies and approaches to IT project management in the banking
 sector, which will lead to greater efficiency and stability in conditions of
 instability.
Architecture Design for Globally Distributed Projects
Authors: M. Bass; R. Sangwan; Michael Smith
Year: 2007

This paper talks through the practices and infrastructure that was used on the experimental Global Studio Project (GSP). While the architecture activities are highlighted, related practices such as project management, requirements engineering and integration and test in a distributed environment will also be discussed as lessons learned.
The Management of Projects is Improved Through Enterprise Architecture on Project Management Application Systems
Authors: Djarot Hindarto
Year: 2023

From planning to execution, effective project management necessitates a holistic approach that incorporates various aspects. Enterprise Architecture has emerged as a promising method for enhancing project management in the modern era of business complexity. This article examines how employing Enterprise Architecture principles in project management can yield significant benefits. Enterprise Architecture enables project managers to comprehend the interdependencies between the various organizational components by adopting an approach that views the organization as an integrated whole. This improves planning, identification of prospective risks, and more precise decision-making. In addition, Enterprise Architecture provides a holistic view of the technology infrastructure and enterprise architecture, allowing project managers to identify opportunities to optimize extant resources. Moreover, Enterprise Architecture can enhance collaboration between project teams and other departments. Comprehending the interrelationships between organizational components makes communication and problem-solving more efficient. Enterprise Architecture also contributes to designing more adaptable and scalable initiatives, allowing them to better adapt to changing environments. This article investigates actual case studies of organizations that have adopted an Enterprise Architecture approach to project management. As evidence that Enterprise Architecture can be an asset in attaining project objectives, several benefits will be outlined, ranging from cost reduction to increased efficiency. By combining established project management methodologies with Enterprise Architecture principles, professionals can adopt a more comprehensive and strategic approach to attaining successful project outcomes.
Challenges of Integrating Artificial Intelligence in Software Project Planning: A Systematic Literature Review
Authors: A. Mohammad; Brian Chirchir
Year: 2024

Artificial intelligence (AI) has helped enhance the management of software development projects through automation, improving efficiency and enabling project professionals to focus on strategic aspects. Despite its advantages, applying AI in software development project management still faces several challenges. Thus, this study investigates key obstacles to applying artificial intelligence in project management, specifically in the project planning phase. This research systematically reviews the existing literature. The review comprises scientific articles published from 2019 to 2024 and, from the inspected records, 17 papers were analyzed in full-text form. In this review, 10 key barriers were reported and categorized based on the Technology–Organization–Environment (TOE) framework. This review showed that eleven articles reported technological challenges, twelve articles identified organizational challenges, and six articles reported environmental challenges. In addition, this review found that there was relatively little interest in the literature on environmental challenges, compared to organizational and technological barriers.
Research Collaborations Among Health Sciences Librarians
Authors: Deidre Rios; Lindsay Blake
Year: 2023

Abstract Librarians collaborate in their positions daily to assist patrons with their needs. Many of these interactions are brief with collaborations quickly forming and then being dissolved as librarians provide for the needs of their patrons. Collaborations allow librarians to advance the purposes of the library and reach out and assist the institution. Unlike these brief daily interactions, research collaborations require librarians to make long-term commitments to projects. How can we ensure that these collaborations are successful? Study of research collaborations can assist librarians in determining how to build and maintain research collaborations and avoid or overcome conflicts and barriers. Finding others with similar interests, maintaining communication through multiple channels, and basic project management skills are key to successful research collaborations.
Collaborative Learning in Software Development Teams
Authors: M. Hale; R. Gamble; K. Wilson; A. Narayan
Year: 2011

Recently Web 2.0 has emerged as a framework to study collaborative learning. Assessing learning in team projects is one mechanism used to improve teaching methodologies and tool support. Web 2.0 technologies enable automated assessment capabilities, leading to both rapid and incremental feedback. Such feedback can catch problems in time for pedagogic adjustment, to better guide students toward reaching learning objectives. Our courseware, SEREBRO, couples a social, tagging enabled, idea network with a range of modular toolkits, such as wikis, feeds and project management tools into a Web 2.0 environment for collaborating teams. In this paper, we first refine a set of published learning indicators into communication patterns that are facilitated in SEREBRO. We apply these indicators to student software development team discussions regarding their collaborative activities. We show how the refined patterns, captured by SEREBRO's Web 2.0 modules, are catalysts to the learning process involved in software development.
Adoption of Project Scheduling Tools in the Nigerian Construction Industry
Authors: Babatunde S. Asenuga; J. Akarakiri; Isaac Irefin
Year: 2022

Many studies have reported the benefits of using Project Management scheduling tools. Their use in building projects in Nigeria has however not been given adequate attention. This study identified the project management scheduling tools used in the building construction industry in Southwestern Nigeria, examined the motivations for their adoption and assessed the impact of the tools. Primary data were collected using three sets of questionnaire administered on 50 Project Managers, 50 project clients and 150 Project Workforce from 25 purposively selected firms from Lagos, Oyo and Osun States in Southwestern Nigeria. The study revealed that 68% of the firms performed their project management scheduling activities with dedicated software, 32% executed theirs manually while another 32% used both methods. The study further shows that the most commonly adopted scheduling tool was Microsoft Project (84%), followed by Primavera (10%) and Customized software (6%). The study also revealed that project scheduling activities were shortened by about 32 hrs using scheduling tools. In addition, enhancing work performance, meeting stakeholder’s expectations, and promoting interactiveness among others were found to have an impact on the motivation to adopt scheduling tools. The adoption of scheduling tools was found to have a positive impact on parameters such as meeting customer expectations, completing projects within budget and estimated time and finishing projects. The study recommended as management practice the adoption of scheduling tools in the construction industry in Southwestern Nigeria.
METHODOLOGY FOR EVALUATING CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT IN THE CONTEXT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Authors: Oleh Pihul; Vadym Glukh
Year: 2024

The article is dedicated to developing a methodology for evaluating construction project management within the context of sustainable development. The aim of the article is to develop a methodology for assessing construction project management in the context of sustainable development. General scientific methods of cognition were used in the course of the research. The study's results show that the proposed methodology for evaluating construction project management in the context of sustainable development integrates key project management stages, including planning, execution, checking, and action. Each of these stages is interconnected with the phases of the product life cycle, which include raw material supply, production, use, maintenance, recycling, and disposal. At each stage, specialized indicators are used for a detailed analysis of the project's environmental impact. For instance, indicators such as CO2 emissions, resource use, waste management, energy efficiency, and other environmental parameters are assessed, allowing for a comprehensive evaluation of the project's alignment with sustainable development principles. The application of the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) and its modifications, such as the Analytic Network Process (ANP), enhances decision-making through a structured analysis of the interdependencies among evaluation criteria. The use of weighting coefficients in the evaluation process allows for the calculation of an integrated indicator for each project level as well as for the entire life cycle. This approach enables not only the assessment of the current state of the project but also the monitoring of the long-term development dynamics of the construction project at various stages of its implementation. The proposed methodology allows construction companies to manage their projects more effectively by minimizing environmental impact and improving ecological efficiency in accordance with sustainable development principles. The practical significance of the research lies in creating a tool for comprehensive evaluation of construction project management, which will contribute to the enhanced effectiveness of project implementation in line with sustainable development principles.
Decommissioning and restoration: early planning is critical to an efficient and risk-minimised process
Authors: Quinton Crew; Robbert de Weijer; Kylie Seccombe
Year: 2024

Over the next 7 years, according to Wood Mackenzie, it is estimated that as many as 380 fields oil and gas facilities will be decommissioned across Asia–Pacific (Wood Mackenzie 2018). Many companies leave Decommissioning and Restoration (D&R) up to the respective project groups using their normal project management and control systems. However, managing D&R requires a different approach and mindset, as the value drivers and risk profiles for D&R projects are different compared to conventional construction projects. For D&R to be efficient – from operational, sustainability, regulatory compliance, environmental and financial perspectives – delivery must not be limited to an isolated project group. Rather, it must leverage corporate and operational knowledge, lessons learned from other decommissioning projects and industry best-practice to support the identification and management of the decommissioning risk profile and successful delivery thereof. Planning for D&R is essential at every stage of the life of an asset and should start as early as possible. Ideally, facilities are designed with D&R in mind at the project conception stage as the scope of D&R is often broader and more complex than operators realise, contributing to D&R projects often exceeding original cost estimates and timelines. Decommissioning and restoration opportunities may be missed or associated risks increased without timely recognition and management. In this paper, dss+ will provide companies with pragmatic guidance on how to plan and implement a D&R process that is managed well from an operational, risk, financial, contractor management and importantly, a stakeholder management point of view.
Managing Assurance Information: A Solution Based on Issue Tracking Systems
Authors: C. Almendra; Carla Silva
Year: 2020

Context. Development of safety assurance cases (SACs) is a trending need for certification of safety-critical systems in regulated domains. Their development encompasses collecting, linking, and structuring diverse project information, such as requirements, hazards, and components. A key building block of SACs is the explanation behind requirements and design decisions, the so-called assurance rationale, which provides compelling argumentation on the system suitability for use. Late development of SACs leads to late discovery of hazards, risks, requirement and design issues that affect the system safety. Question/ problem. Current practice is to manage the assurance rationale in the SAC tools or artefacts, even though it is closely related to project and traceability information. This separation inhibits the shared understanding between safety and software professionals and may cause loss of rationale that results in a poor quality of certification documentation. It also hinders the automated SAC construction and assessment directly from project management tools. Principal ideas/results. This paper presents an approach to support the management of assurance rationale integrated with project information. Our approach defines an assurance rationale model that binds requirements, safety analysis information and assurance case elements. We show the use of the model applied to an issue tracking system. Contribution. We propose a new perspective on assurance cases management by bringing their building blocks into project management tools. Such integration could help bridge Safety and Software Engineering activities and avoid loss of rationale through the system life cycle. Also, it fosters the development of new approaches for SAC generation and assessment.
Project Management and Sensory Acceptance in Ready-To-Use Bakery Products: A Systematic Literature Review
Authors: Samuel Silva Xelhuantzi; José Carlos Hernández- González
Year: 2024

Bakery nutritional products are limited in a global market considering the consumer preferences. Recent years have seen a surge in publications, especially in India and Latin America, reflecting nutritional and development of new products challenge, however, there are project management tools that could help in the development of new products because proactive approaches are necessary to navigate bakery product development complexities. Malnutrition and obesity pose global health challenges, elevating the importance of providing more nutritious bakery options. This systematic literature review explores the intersection of bakery product development with project management methodologies, emphasizing nutritional enhancement and consumer acceptance by the analysis of 69 articles from 2013 through 2024 from prestigious database such as Scopus and Redalyc to generate an overview for new future projects related to enhance the sector in Mexico. The study identifies multiple opportunities in bakery product research. The most researched products in this area are bread, cake, cookies and tortillas compared to pasta, pizza, pudding, waffles, etc. Additionally, only a quarter of articles explore new commercial prototypes, indicating significant potential for further development in this area.