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PENERAPAN TOOLS MANAJEMEN PROYEK PADA PT. KRAKATAU IT CILEGON
Authors: Roy Amrullah Ritonga; Anita Megayanti; Hetty Herawati
Year: 2023

PT. Krakatau IT adalah suatu perusahaan yang bergerak di bidang jasa mempunyai visi menjadi penyedia Solusi ICT yang terpercaya di Indonesia. Untuk meningkatkan kinerja pelanggan dengan cara memberikan kepuasan mengenai proyek-proyek dimiliki oleh perusahaan maka diperlukan perencanaan dan eksekusi proyek yang berkualitas. Kualitas proyek dapat dilihat dengan tercapainya penyelesaian proyek sesuai dengan anggaran dan tepat waktu. Saat ini PT. Krakatau IT masih sering mengalami keterlambatan penyelesaian proyek sehingga menimbulkan kerugian, untuk itu peneliti menerapkan tools project management di krakatau IT dalam penyelesaian proyek-proyeknya. Tools Manajemen Proyek yang diusulkan penulis dinamakan dengan  krakatau pro  dilengkapi dengan fitur-fitur mengenai informasi antara rencana dan realisasi penyelesaian pekerjaan sehingga dapat membantu proyek lebih efesien dalam pengelolaan dan pengawasan dalam proyek.
The Impact of Moderation Analysis Between Effective Project Governance and Project Performance Management in Malaysia’s Construction Industry
Authors: Fauzan Choon bin Abdullah; Logaıswarı Indıran; Anbalagan Krishnan; Saranya Nair Pavithran
Year: 2024

Objective - The building sector is essential to Malaysia's economic expansion. Despite its significance, large construction companies usually experience delays and project failure, affecting 95% of homebuyers due to 580 delayed projects in 2022. By February 28, 2023, 581 projects had been reported as delayed.
Methodology/Technique – This study experimentally examines the relationship between effective project governance and project performance in 390 Malaysian construction companies, using a framework based on agency theory and assessed with partial least squares structured equation modeling.
Finding – Benefit management serves as a mediator between project performance and effective project governance, and top management support has a positive moderating influence.
Novelty – The study highlights the importance of preventive measures, enhancing team and project manager roles, and forming strategic alliances for improved project governance.

Type of Paper: Empirical
JEL Classification: H60, H61, M10, M11.
Keywords: Effective project governance; project management risk; benefit management; top management support; project performance.
Reference to this paper should be referred to as follows: Abdullah, F.C.B; Indiran, L; Krishnan, A; Pavithran, S.N. (2024). The Impact of Moderation Analysis Between Effective Project Governance and Project Performance Management in Malaysia’s Construction Industry, GATR-Global J. Bus. Soc. Sci. Review, 12(3), 114–124. https://doi.org/10.35609/gjbssr.2024.12.3(2)
The Flight of the Phoenix
Authors: B. Huffman; Claire McCarty Kilian
Year: 2012

Although many classroom exercises use movies to focus on management and organizational behavior issues, none of those do so in the context of project management. This article presents such an exercise using The Flight of the Phoenix, an incredibly rich story for any management class, which provides clear examples of organizational behavior issues such as forming teams and the inevitable interpersonal issues (conflict, group process, power) that arise. The movie also highlights the importance of technical issues in projects such as the controlling of budgets and understanding the trade-offs in the project management triangle, and the impact interpersonal issues have on them. Detailed examples from the movie are provided to illustrate key concepts.
How We Successfully Adapted Agile for a Research-Heavy Engineering Software Team
Authors: A. Lorber; K. Mish
Year: 2013

In our development team at Sandia National Laboratories we have honed our Scrum processes to where we continually deliver high-performance engineering analysis software to our customers. We deliver despite non-ideal circumstances, including development work that can be categorized as exploratory research, regular use of part-time developers, team size that varies widely among Sprints, highly specialized technical skill sets and a broad range of deliverables. We believe our methodologies can be applied to many research-oriented environments such as those found in government laboratories, academic institutions and corporate research facilities. Our goal is to increase the adoption of Lean/Agile project management in these environments by sharing our experiences with those research-oriented development teams who are considering using Lean/Agile, or have started and are encountering problems. In this paper we discuss how we create and prioritize our product backlog, write our user stories, calculate our capacity, plan our Sprints, report our results and communicate our progress to customers. By providing guidance and evidence of success in these areas we hope to overcome real and perceived obstacles that may limit the adoption of Lean/Agile techniques in research-oriented development environments.
The consideration of semantic gap between design and code
Authors: G. K. Ibragim; T. F. Umarov
Year: 2023

In project management on creation of program application, specialists from different subject areas are involved, who include their contributions, for instance, UI/UX designers who create mock-ups of the future application or developers who write the code according to the prototype. The design conception may go beyond the possibilities of interpreting it from a technical point of view of implementation. The realization of such idea could not to be able to collect on only one defined program platform or language, and accordingly the problem is appeared. To eliminate semantic gap between the designers’ concepts and opportunity of program developers in technical affordance, released methodology, Model Driven Architecture (MDA), which is, on the one hand, a concept for implementation of software, on the other hand a standard. In paper, considerate the MDA and its transformation levels with determine a pragmatical semantics of mapping, reasons of chosen a class diagram as model of transformation and Java language for code generation.
Impact of Project-Based Learning on Computer Science Education
Authors: Chimi Dema; Ugyen Choden
Year: 2024

Project-based learning (PBL) has gained prominence as an effective approach to fostering autonomous learning in Computer Science education. This study investigated the impact of PBL on student learning experiences, involving 169 participants. Data collection employed a closed-ended questionnaire and semi-structured interviews. Quantitative analysis, utilising descriptive and inferential statistics, revealed strong student performance in the Analysis, Planning, Design, and Communication and Presentation phases. However, challenges were noted in the Development and Testing phases, with Project 3 (PRJ303) students exhibiting significantly better performance than Project 1 (PRJ101) and Project 2 (PRJ202) peers. Qualitative analysis of interview data unveiled key themes, including independent learning, team dynamics, guide relationships, real-life project experiences, output orientation, and challenges associated with project-based learning. Despite challenges such as time constraints and team complexities, the study underscores the myriad benefits of PBL, ranging from real-world application and critical thinking development to collaboration and independent learning. The findings advocate for the integration of PBL in university curricula, emphasising the cultivation of skills such as independent learning, teamwork, mentorship, experiential learning, and project management. The positive outcomes observed in students' learning and skill development outweigh the challenges, making a compelling case for the widespread adoption of PBL in Computer Science education.
The Influence of Leadership Management on Entrepreneurial Innovation in Computer Network Projects
Authors: Yolanda Idha Fitri; Laila Fajri; Ganefri Ganefri; Asmar Yulastri; Y. Hendriyani
Year: 2025

In today's digital era, computer network projects are crucial for companies as they provide the infrastructure for communication, data exchange, and sharing. Effective project management, which requires strong leadership, is essential for success. Leadership management plays a key role in influencing the outcomes of computer networking projects by fostering creativity and entrepreneurship. Innovative leadership encourages risk-taking, creativity, and experimentation, which are vital for developing new products, services, or processes. Entrepreneurship promotes proactivity, flexibility, and responsiveness to changing market conditions. This study explores the relationship between leadership and innovation, highlighting that leadership style, behavior, and abilities are critical in driving innovation and entrepreneurship. However, the specific challenges and opportunities in computer networking projects necessitate further research. This research aims to fill the gap by investigating how management leadership influences innovation and entrepreneurship in computer networking projects and identifying the key leadership competencies required. Using a quantitative approach and correlational research design, the study finds a significant positive relationship between transformational leadership and entrepreneurial innovation (path coefficient 0.75, p < 0.01), and between transactional leadership and entrepreneurial innovation (path coefficient 0.42, p < 0.05). However, no significant relationship is found between field leadership and entrepreneurial innovation. The findings suggest that both transactional and transformational leadership contribute to groundbreaking innovation in computer networking projects. Therefore, project leaders should enhance their leadership skills to achieve higher levels of innovation in these projects.
PROJECT APPROACH TO MARKETING MANAGEMENT IN TOURISM
Authors: Nataliia V. Barvinok
Year: 2023

The purpose of this article is to study the peculiarities of the project approach to marketing management in tourism, which in the conditions of modern changes, which in today's conditions will allow tourism business enterprises to be more flexible, endure and continue to develop in crisis situations. The article considers project management as an important component of management in tourism. The significance of the project approach to marketing management in tourism has been studied. The significance of the project approach to marketing management in tourism is characterized as an important direction in increasing the competitiveness of tourism business enterprises. The main aspects of marketing project management at tourism business enterprises are considered.
Since in today's conditions of rapid development of society, the requirements of tourists are increasingly changing not only for the tourist product, but also for its promotion on the market. Increasingly, tourism business enterprises need to work ahead of time in order to find out what will be of interest to tourists in the future and to determine trends in the development of tourism business.
This cannot be done without a comprehensive approach to marketing management in tourism in order to use all possible resources in such activities. In this case, to date, the most promising and comprehensive is the project approach to marketing management in tourism, which involves the teamwork of the entire enterprise during the creation and implementation of marketing projects, and not the work of only one marketing department.
The project approach in the creation and implementation of a tourist product is extremely important today, because the requirements for the complexity of the tourist product can be fulfilled only with the comprehensive activity of all employees of the enterprise through the implementation of the tasks of the marketing project.
Trustworthy Software Development — practical view of security processes through MVP methodology
Authors: Shiang-Jiun Chen; Yu Pan; Yingzhe Ma; Cheng-Mou Chiang; Chi-Chin Tsai
Year: 2022

With the popularization of 5G, one of its characteristics supports a large amount of IoT devices and a lot of open sources will be introduced. Therefore, trustworthiness has become more important for users and developers. According to IBM Systems Sciences Institute, we understand that taking software security into consideration in the early stages of development will save 99% cost. Therefore, security by design can not only save development costs but also improve the overall security of the software.In this paper, we mainly focus on the trustworthiness aspect in the software development process based on ISO/IEC/IEEE15288, NIST800-160, DoD Enterprise DevSecOps Reference, and A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK Guide) - Seventh Edition and the Standard for Project Management concept. A trustworthiness framework will be proposed to make software more reliable and trustworthy for users and allows enterprises and developers to control and test the trustworthiness of production. After that, the analysis of software security is provided. This platform will provide the guidance for industries easier to use and apply to their product.
A Case Study on The Effects of Human Resource Shortages on Project Management in The Uk Health Sector: Focusing on Achieve Care Solutions Agency
Authors: David Oyekunle; Taiwo Osiname; T. Abbey
Year: 2023

The healthcare sector, one of the most in-demand sectors in the UK, is currently facing a shortage of human resources. This shortage is due to several factors, including a high turnover rate, an aging workforce, and a lack of younger staff entering the sector. This study explores the impact of human resource shortages on project management within the UK healthcare sector, focusing on Achieve Care Solutions Agency.
To understand the context of this shortage, we surveyed 50 professionals from Achieve Care Solutions Agency. Out of the questions asked, 85% of the responses were properly returned. The data was then analyzed using graphical statistics to create averages, tables, and graphs showing frequency and percentages.
The findings of the study suggest that training has a positive effect on the motivation of Achieve Care's human resources. The current workforce in social care is experienced, and compassionate, and values their work, primarily because they feel appreciated and well-trained. However, the critical shortage of human resources is negatively impacting the UK's healthcare system and organizations like Achieve Care.
This study highlights the need for a healthcare delivery system adequately staffed with human resources. It emphasizes the importance of providing everyone with access to the guidance, support, and care they need to live fulfilling lives. Despite the challenges posed by human resource shortages, the healthcare sector presents a promising career path with a bright future, especially as other industries contract due to increased automation.
Teaching Students How to Effectively Work in Virtual Teams
Authors: Sadan Kulturel-Konak; Clifford R. Maurer; Daniel L. Lohin
Year: 2010

This paper, through the voices of two professors and a student, describes an educational experience that exposed students to virtual teams constructed between Information Technology Project Management classes of two branch campuses of the Pennsylvania State University. This experience focused on overcoming the communication problems of virtual teams in order to strengthen team building dynamics. Since working on virtual teams was the first experience for the students, attempts were made to control some aspects of the virtual team environment by eliminating cultural and time differences. The variable to be in focus was the building of trust in a virtual environment. By eliminating all other variables such as time zones, cultural and disciplinary backgrounds, etc., students could experience the efforts required to build trust in a virtual environment. Students were given pre and post experience surveys. The results indicate that initially many students were very apprehensive about virtual teams; however, after completing the course, most students expressed positive attitudes and a general understanding of techniques to work effectively in virtual teams. In addition, almost all teams commented on how important they felt virtual teams would become in the future as digital technology continues to improve.
Innovative Entrepreneurship through Creative Outputs for Emerging Filmmakers in South Africa: A Conceptual Framework
Authors: Robin Gengan
Year: 2023

Creativity and innovation are fundamental traits of a creative leader in the film industry. This article explores the South African film landscape and the innovative opportunities for creative film entrepreneurs. It further explores and describes emerging film creative leadership in terms of an Entrepreneurial Conceptual Framework (creative output 2) that includes a functional relationship equation (creative output 1). The conceptual framework explores the relationship between the four key dimensions (soft skills, innovation, film project management, and iterative content generation) and the four key competencies (high-quality content, influence, education, and entertainment) and their ultimate effect on entrepreneurial creative leadership in the local filmmaking landscape. The functional relationship equation identifies four key characteristics (vision, collaboration, adaptability, and emotional intelligence) that distinguish a creative leader in the local film industry from other forms of leadership. Both the conceptual framework and the functional relationship equation set innovative and structural foundations and form creative outputs for emerging filmmakers, local independent film productions, and future academic studies.
Business-analysis and decision support system in information technologies
Authors: А.Е. Селивонин
Year: 2023

Рассмотрены основные этапы сбора бизнес-требований для продукта, предлагаемого заказчику, роль бизнес-аналитика в ИТ-компаниях, экспертные системы, взаимодействие компанийразработчиков производимого продукта с B2C (Business to Client), B2B (Business to Business), B2B2C (Business to Business to Client). Показана целесообразность применения систем поддержки принятия решений в ИТ-компаниях, а также существующие ограничения в использовании. Важность данного исследования заключается в повышении эффективности управления проектами компании, которая определяется способностью предоставлять четкую информацию о задачах каждого сотрудника, прогнозировать возможные решения и альтернативы.
 The article discusses the main stages of collecting business requirements for a product offered to a customer, the role of a business analyst in IT companies, expert systems in IT companies, the connection of a manufactured product with B2C, B2B, and B2B2C. The article shows the feasibility of using decision support systems in IT companies, as well as the existing limitations in use. The importance of this study lies in improving the efficiency of company project management, which is represented by the ability to provide clear information about the tasks of each employee and predict possible solutions and alternatives.
Using Web Portals to Model and Manage Enterprise Projects
Authors: S. Zykov; A. Kukushkin
Year: 2013

Enterprise content management is quite an issue because of heterogeneity, complexity and size. Moreover, this burden is exponentially growing. In order to efficiently handle the enterprise content, a systematic approach is required, which embraces object-based models and software engineering tools. The paper outlines the approach, and gives the primary attention to the formal models for content management. The formal models are fully supported by problem-oriented languages and CASE level tools. The proposed approach has been extended for application in project integration management. The paper also suggests the method of dynamic modeling of planning and change management processes taking into account particular project constraints, priorities, environment etc. This method is based on ER-model of project structures WBS, OBS, TRM, network etc. and the Selective-function Linear resolution for Definite Clause. The resolution procedure defines the sequence of the project structures determination i.e. the management process including inputs and outputs on the basis of specified initial conditions. This method was applied in a consulting project in public management domain. It could be implemented as a web-service for another web-based Enterprise Project Management Systems or as a stand-alone solution with GUI. The approach has been approved by a number of successful enterprise-scale implementations in oil-and-gas industry, public management, trading and banking enterprises, nuclear power plant construction and other areas.
How rad(-ical) is VRAD (Virtual Reality-Aided Design)?
Authors: Tim Law; Daniel Lam; Juliana Endang; Melissa Chan
Year: 2020

The advent of office workstations into architectural offices introduced CAD (Computer-Aided Design) into the workflow largely that disrupted hand-drawings, which had been the traditional method of design and communication for millennia. With Virtual Reality (VR) becoming mainstream, the architectural industry is poised for a new paradigm shift in the process of translating spatial thinking to a form of representation and communication. This paper presents contemporary VR technology as a viable tool to improve efficiency from the conceptual phase of architectural design, where the sense of scale and presence unique to VRAD (Virtual Reality Aided Design) can help designers make important late-stage decisions early. While VR in architecture has been more actively discussed in the context of project management, education, collaboration and communication/presentation, VR technology being used as a drawing tool is somewhat new and with few precedence. Thus, an experiment was conducted with architectural students to compare their sense of spatial acuity between two conventional modes of drawing against VRAD. Students were brought to observe a room, and then to 3 stations to replicate their observations; using as their drawing tools: (1) hand drawings, (2) 3D modeling by an operator, and (3) manipulation of walls in VR. Our study revealed that, at the VR station, the sense of proportion was most accurate and the level of confidence was highest despite distances consistently being underestimated. This proves great potential that VRAD can help designers accurately assess spatial quality, allowing architectural design decisions to be confirmed earlier in the design phase with much greater confidence, reducing required changes during the construction phase.
Theory of Artificial Intelligence Use in the Field of Project Management
Authors: Yuliia A. Zviagintceva; Elena A. Sotnikova
Year: 2024

Artificial intelligence in today's world is quickly becoming an important competitive advantage and is used more and more widely from data analysis and forecasting to driving unmanned cars. Artificial intelligence in a constantly changing environment is considered to be a technology capable to improve planning and communication between members of the project team, reduce the budget, make decisions more efficient and increase the projects’ success.