derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Mechanism for assessing social and economic efficiency in the project management system of public-private partnership of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Authors: M. Stepanov; A. Legostaeva; A. Kurmanalina
Year: 2023

The article assesses the current state of the public-private partnership project management system in the Republic of Kazakhstan, in particular one of its components. In the paper, the authors analyzed the mechanism for evaluating socio-economic indicators of project effectiveness in the selection of potential investment projects planned for implementation through PPP. It was revealed that due to the modernization of the PPP mechanism through a change in the regulatory framework, there was an expansion of the set of alternatives to PPP projects, which did not remove, but on the contrary aggravated the problem of their selection. Based on this, the authors have developed an improved model for assessing the socio-economic efficiency of PPP projects by including blocks for assessing the comparative advantage of projects and involving experts in the field of PPP in planning and examination for the social and economic efficiency of these projects. This will increase the social and multiplicative effect of their implementation on society and related areas ensure a trend towards quality rather than quantity in the implementation of projects
Project management; considerations for success.
Authors: J. Maas
Year: 2013

During the past two years the author was a project leader for three Information Communication Technology (ICT) security related systems projects for a newly built healthcare facility. These projects were: a CCTV system, an Access Control system and an Identity & Access Management system. During those two years he gained experiences on how to coop with ICT projects related to security and healthcare as well as some pitfalls to be contended with along the way. With this article, he shares his experiences so that colleagues can benefit from them when they are a project leaders for their health facility and need to better decide how or how not to address their project and project issues.
Key Success Factors of Vendor-Managed Inventory Implementation in Taiwan's Manufacturing Industry
Authors: S. Hung; She-I Chang; Hsin-Min Hung; D. Yen; Bai-Feng Chou
Year: 2016

Under increasing pressure from competitors and consumers, vendor-managed inventory VMI, which is believed to be conducive to reducing inventory costs and improving distribution and sales, has been a popular system particularly in the retail industry. This present study, by adopting the modified Delphi method, attempts to identify key success factors of VMI implementation in Taiwan manufacturing industry and examine impact of the identified factors. Through three rounds of expert questionnaires, it is found that excellent project management, organizational fit, information sharing, trialability, and top management commitment are the five most important factors in terms of VMI implementation in Taiwan manufacturing industry. Employee training, a good project team, exercise of power, and relative advantages are of secondary importance to Taiwan manufacturing industry. Finally, it is hoped that these identified factors may serve as a guide for manufacturing companies in implementing VMI more effectively and efficiently.
21st Century Skill Acquisition in Business Education Programme: The Role of Digital Literacy and Tools
Year: 2024

This study examined how digital literacy and tools can facilitate 21st century skill acquisition in business education programme in universities in Anambra State. Two research questions guided the study and two null hypotheses which were tested. A descriptive survey design was adopted for the study. The population of the study comprised 34 business educators in universities in Anambra state. Data collected was analyzed using arithmetic mean and standard deviation while t- test was used to test the hypotheses at 0.05 level of significance. When the p value was found to be equal or less than 0.05 alpha levels, the noted difference was said to be significant, therefore, the null hypothesis was rejected. However, a p value found to be greater than 0.05, the noted difference was insignificant, therefore, the null hypothesis will be accepted. The findings of the study revealed among others that digital literacy, use of technology tool facilitate 21st century skill acquisition in universities in Anambra state. Based on the study's findings, the researcher recommends integrating digital literacy into the core curriculum of business education programs. This can be achieved by designing courses and learning activities that explicitly include digital tools and technologies pertinent to the field, such as data analysis software, project management platforms, and digital marketing tools.
Project Planning Practices and Performance of Roads Construction Projects in Kenya
Authors: Tawfiq Bashir Samo
Year: 2024

The purpose of this study was to investigate the influence of project planning practices on the performance of road construction projects in Kenya. Additionally, the study sought to determine the moderating effect of project monitoring on the relationship between project planning practices and project performance. Road construction projects in Kenya frequently encounter issues such as cost overruns (averaging 45%) and delays (up to 21 months), leading to poor performance. Despite the implementation of project planning practices, these challenges persist, affecting the overall quality and efficiency of road projects. The study adopted a positivist research philosophy and employed both cross-sectional survey and explanatory research designs. The target population included 62 contractors, 54 resident engineers, 60 quantity surveyors, 32 KURA officials, and 28 KENHA officials in Kenya. The sample size was determined using Slovin’s formula and selected through stratified random sampling. Data collection methods encompassed both primary data, gathered via structured questionnaires, and secondary data from the websites of the Kenya Urban Roads Authority (KURA) and Kenya National Highways Authority (KENHA). Qualitative data were analyzed thematically, while quantitative data were processed using descriptive and inferential statistics through SPSS version 25. Results were presented using tables, pie charts, and bar charts. The study found that project planning practices have a positive and significant effect on the performance of road construction projects in Kenya. Additionally, it revealed that project monitoring moderates the relationship between project planning practices and the performance of road construction projects. From a practical standpoint, the study emphasizes the need for structured planning, including stakeholder identification and clear project objectives, to enhance outcomes. From a policy perspective, the findings support mandating rigorous planning and monitoring frameworks to better equip project managers and enhance infrastructure development. Keywords: Project Planning, Project Performance, Road Projects, Project Management
Increasing Project Success in Wellhead and Christmas Tree Manufacturing Equipment Through Risk Management Culture
Authors: Abdul Hamid; Ishak Baba; Norfauzi Tamin; Agung Setyo Darmawan; W. Sani
Year: 2024

The primary equipment for oil production, manufactured in a plant, is the wellhead and Christmas tree. By creating a standardized set of risk instruments and a risk management framework, embedding risk management into organizational culture will reduce the overhead of imposing risk management on every new manufacturing project. This study's goal is to improve project success by examining the culture of risk management practices in the production of wellhead and Christmas tree equipment. The information was gathered from companies in Malaysia and Batam, Indonesia, with 161 respondents in a population study. Employing Cronbach's alpha to analyze the descriptive data and determine its significance. The Cronbach alpha and significant value are displayed consequently. The study's data came from a post-survey and survey using a Google link form of companies with stock listed in Malaysia and Batam, Indonesia. These results show that risk culture and staff competency may be created as important variables to improve risk management implementation in manufacturing, based on descriptive statistical analysis. This paper shows how to create a multicultural project management process and raise project success rates by adhering to this approach.
Harnessing Artificial Intelligence for Transformative Impact in the Ghanaian Construction Sector
Authors: Z. Mustapha; B. Akomah; Ofosu Emmanuel Kwaku; M. W. Nkomo; W. D. Thwala
Year: 2024

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in the construction industry holds significant promise for enhancing various aspects of project management and execution. AI offers unprecedented opportunities for streamlining processes, enhancing productivity, and elevating safety standards. The study explored AI implementation opportunities and how AI technologies can drive innovation, enhance decision-making processes, and propel the sector toward a more efficient and digitised future in the construction industry. To fill the gap, the study adopted a quantitative research approach to offer a holistic assessment of the effects and opportunities for the advancement of AI in Ghanaian construction settings. Based on the quantitative survey data obtained from 97 participants from 10 construction companies in the Central Region of Ghana and the literature review, the study revealed several benefits of AI implementation. The importance of using AI has been seen in design and planning, safety management, and the quality of delivered projects. Regression analysis also expands on the relationships between the identified AI-based efficiencies, underlining that increased utilisation can enhance productivity and safety and reduce adverse environmental impacts. Further, in the context of Ghana, the study outlined areas of importance for constructing AI in the construction industry: construction monitoring, energy efficiency, and supply chain. These findings have depicted the sector’s awareness of AI and its value as a tool for improving effectiveness in operations and implementing sustainable measures. Overall, the knowledge generated by this study proves beneficial for directing strategic planning and advancing innovation in the context of the Ghanaian construction industry. In as much as it acknowledges the gap and the prevailing theoretical literature, it ushers in a guide for availing AI-driven growth in the construction sector in terms of productivity, quality, and sustainability in Ghana and the global space.
Implementasi Agile Scrum Dalam Pengembangan Bioskop Online Berbasis Website
Authors: Muhammad Aldy Fadilla; Damar Adji Sodikin; Refido Arjunal Akmal; Andi Purnomo
Year: 2024

Agile project management merupakan pengelolaan proyek yang berfokus pada kolaborasi, fleksibilitas, dan keterbukaan terhadap perubahan. Agile project management berasumsi bahwa setiap proyek pasti memiliki tingkat ketidakpastian (incertitude) yang tinggi sehingga membutuhkan pendekatan fleksibel untuk mengatasinya. Salah satu metode yang digunakan pada Agile Project Management adalah menggunakan metode Scrum. Metode Scrum merupakan metodologi yang termasuk dalam agile software development. Scrum dinilai dapat menghasilkan kualitas perangkat lunak yang baik sesuai dengan keinginan pengguna, dapat digunakan dalam proyek besar maupun kecil, dan mudah untuk mengadopsi perubahan. Scrum memiliki tahapan yang terstruktur dan bersifat perulangan, sehingga jika produk pada sprint pertama belum cukup memenuhi kebutuhan, maka pada sprint berikutnya dapat dikembangkan sistem yang sesuai dengan evaluasi pengguna. Dalam penelitian ini implementasi Agile Scrum dalam pengembangan bioskop online berbasis website membawa sejumlah manfaat yang signifikan. Metode ini memungkinkan pengembang untuk bekerja secara kolaboratif dan adaptif, menghasilkan iterasi cepat dan responsif dalam mengembangkan fitur-fitur yang relevan dengan kebutuhan pengguna. Dengan menggunakan Agile Scrum maka pekerjaan dalam sprint sangat terjadwal, memprioritaskan tugas serta menerima umpan balik dari pemilik produk dan pihak yang terkait.
A New Engine for Schools: The Flexible Scheduling Paradigm
Authors: Yaakov Snyder; Y. Herer; M. Moore
Year: 2011

We present a new approach for the organization of schools, which we call the flexible scheduling paradigm (FSP). FSP improves student learning by dynamically redeploying teachers and other pedagogical resources to provide students with customized learning conditions over shorter time periods called “mini-terms” instead of semesters or years. By conceptualizing the school curriculum as a physical map, we can use technology from other sectors, such as project management, transportation, telecommunications networks, and the like, to customize the routing of students through curriculum using a core curriculum-targeted mastery-based approach, within current school budgetary and resource constraints. The maps are built from a unit-based curriculum, similar to current curricula, yet with the addition of more detailed unit dependency relationships. Our goal in this article is to introduce FSP and to establish a prima facie case for the new paradigm.
ERP Implementation Projects in Asian Countries: A Comparative Study on Iran and China
Authors: Shahin Dezdar
Year: 2017

This research studies critical success factors that influence the ERP implementation project in a Middle-Eastern country, namely Iran and compares the results with findings in a country in East Asia, namely China. A survey questionnaire was distributed to Iranian organizations with ERP systems. A total of 384 responses were collected and analysed using the Structural Equation Modelling. Findings are then compared, with the enterprises of China, to check for the similarities & differences. The outcomes showed that ERP implementation success in Iran is influenced by Top Management Support, Project Management Program, Organizational Culture, User Education & Training, ERP User Involvement, ERP User Characteristics, ERP Software Suitability, ERP Information Quality, ERP System Quality, ERP Vendor Quality. The central aim of the current research is to understand the most significant factors of ERP project success that help adopting companies to realize the benefits of ERP implementation.
Komparasi Multiple Linear Regression dan Random Forest Regression Dalam Memprediksi Anggaran Biaya Manajemen Proyek Sistem Informasi
Authors: Farhanuddin; Sarah Ennola; Karina Sihombing; Yahfizham; Anggaran Biaya; Manajemen Proyek
Year: 2024

Dalam dunia bisnis yang dinamis dengan persaingan yang semakin ketat, manajemen proyek kini menjadi kunci sukses, terutama dalam pengembangan sistem informasi. Memprediksi anggaran biaya merupakan aspek penting dalam manajemen proyek, dengan mengetahui perkiraan anggaran biaya yang akurat, perusahaan dapat membuat keputusan yang lebih tepat terkait dengan alokasi sumber daya dan pengelolaan keuangan proyek. Dengan kemajuan teknologi, machine learning menjadi solusi potensial untuk meningkatkan akurasi dan efisiensi pengelolaan anggaran. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menemukan model machine learning yang paling akurat dalam memprediksi anggaran biaya dengan menggunakan dataset dari platform kaggle.com. Membandingkan algoritma machine learning multiple linear regression (MLR) dan random forest regression (RFR) dilakukan sebagai langkah untuk mencapai tujuan tersebut. Pendekatan deskriptif kuantitatif digunakan dengan melakukan Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) untuk mengidentifikasi pola dalam data. Hasilnya menunjukkan bahwa model random forest regression memiliki akurasi lebih tinggi, mencapai 81,6% dibandingkan multiple linear regression. Kesimpulannya, penggunaan random forest regression lebih efektif dalam memprediksi anggaran biaya proyek sistem informasi. Ini menandakan bahwa random forest regression dapat menjadi pilihan yang lebih baik untuk menghadapi kompleksitas dan ketidakpastian dalam manajemen proyek sistem informasi.
Managing the complexity of large-scale rfid rollout projects in logistics
Year: 2011

The adoption and diffusion of RFID in logistics falls short behind the optimistic expectations shaped years ago. The complexity of large-scale RFID rollout projects is a barrier for widespread adoption and diffusion of RFID. Current RFID specific project management frameworks address the implementation of isolated RFID projects but provide very limited guidance on how to manage largescale RFID rollouts. This paper provides substantiated insights on fuzzy front-end activities in the early phase of RFID rollout projects at a large automotive manufacturer. Our findings indicate that indivisibility as the underlying source of complexity is one of the principal factors for hesitant adoption and diffusion of RFID in automotive logistics. We propose fuzzy front-end approaches to address identified complexity issues and ramp up RFID implementation in a diverse cross-company and multi-project environment.
Designing a Concept for an IT-Infrastructure for an Integrated Research and Treatment Center
Authors: S. Stäubert; A. Winter; R. Speer; M. Löffler
Year: 2010

Healthcare and medical research in Germany are heading to more interconnected systems. New initiatives are funded by the German government to encourage the development of Integrated Research and Treatment Centers (IFB). Within an IFB new organizational structures and infrastructures for interdisciplinary, translational and trans-sectoral working relationship between existing rigid separated sectors are intended and needed. This paper describes how an IT-infrastructure of an IFB could look like, what major challenges have to be solved and what methods can be used to plan such a complex IT-infrastructure in the field of healthcare. By means of project management, system analyses, process models, 3LGM2-models and resource plans an appropriate concept with different views is created. This concept supports the information management in its enterprise architecture planning activities and implies a first step of implementing a connected healthcare and medical research platform.
From Knowledge-Oriented Leadership to Information Technology Project Success: Modelling the Mediating Role of Team Empowerment
Authors: Aqeel Siddiqui; Muhammad Shaukat; Waleed Fancy; K. Latif
Year: 2023

By applying the concept from the Resource Based View (RBV) and Social Identity Theory (SIT), this endeavor aims to determine the influence of Knowledge-Oriented Leadership (KOL) on Project Success (PS). This study further ascertains the mediating role of team empowerment in the relationship between KOL and PS. The data were gathered from 207 project team professionals working in the Information Technology (IT) sector of Pakistan. This endeavor utilized Partial Least Squares - Structural Equation Modeling to substantiate the direct and mediating effects. The result indicated that KOL significantly influences project success. Moreover, the result further validated that team empowerment mediates the relationship between KOL and PS. There is a deficiency of an empirical investigation on the relationship between KOL and PS in the context of the evolving republic. This study makes a substantial contribution to the field of IT project management by demonstrating that KOL impacts PS while team empowerment mediates this relation. This is one of the primitive endeavors that explores the inter-relationship amongst KOL, PS, and team outcome.
Pretotyping: proposta para resolução e tratamento de problemas no gerenciamento do escopo em projetos de TI
Authors: Meire Helen Batista Dias; Cristina Corrêa De Oliveira
Year: 2023

Existem muitos trabalhos sobre os fatores críticos de sucesso para a implementação do gerenciamento de projetos nas organizações, por ser um tema importante e recorrente nos projetos de TI. Entre esses fatores, o gerenciamento do escopo é destacado como fundamental para o sucesso do projeto, por ser um aspecto relacionado diretamente as competências de projetos, eficiência, eficácia e aspectos de maturidade organizacional. A pretotyping pode ser considerada como alternativa no tratamento desse fator, pois permite simular a criação ou a usabilidade de um protótipo ou produto final de forma rápida, barata e simples. Por ser um termo “novo”, encontramos poucas informações sobre o assunto. Este artigo tem com objetivo identificar os principais problemas que ocorrem no gerenciamento do escopo dos projetos de TI e apresentar um modelo de atendimento adequado para tratamento e prevenção desses problemas. Para esse trabalho foi feita a análise do processo de gerenciamento do escopo indicado pelo PMI (Project Management Institute), juntamente com os principais problemas destacados por autores em outros estudos versus as soluções que são aplicadas nesses projetos. Através dessa análise, foi possível elaborar e apresentar uma proposta contendo melhorias nesse processo aplicando o conceito de pretotyping.
A web-based clinical trial management system for a sham-controlled multicenter clinical trial in depression
Authors: V. Durkalski; Wenle Zhao; Catherine R Dillon; Jaemyung Kim
Year: 2010

Background Clinical trial investigators and sponsors invest vast amounts of resources and energy into conducting trials and often face daily challenges with data management, project management, and data quality control. Rather than waiting months for study progress reports, investigators need the ability to use real-time data for the coordination and management of study activities across all study team members including site investigators, oversight committees, data and safety monitoring boards, and medical safety monitors. Web-based data management systems are beginning to meet this need but what distinguishes one system from the other are user needs/requirements and cost. Purpose To illustrate the development and implementation of a web-based data and project management system for a multicenter clinical trial designed to test the superiority of repeated transcranial magnetic stimulation versus sham for the treatment of patients with major depression. Methods The authors discuss the reasons for not using a commercially available system for this study and describe the approach to developing their own web-based system for the OPT-TMS study. Timelines, effort, system architecture, and lessons learned are shared with the hope that this information will direct clinical trial researchers and software developers towards more efficient, user-friendly systems. Results The developers use a combination of generic and custom application code to allow for the flexibility to adapt the system to the needs of the study. Features of the system include: central participant registration and randomization; secure data entry at the site; participant progress/study calendar; safety data reporting; device accounting; monitor verification; and user-configurable generic reports and built-in customized reports. Limitations Hard coding was more time-efficient to address project-specific issues compared with the effort of creating a generic code application. As a consequence of this strategy, the required maintenance of the system is increased and the value of using this system for other trials is reduced. Conclusion Web-based central computerized systems offer time-saving, secure options for managing clinical trial data. The choice of a commercially available system or an internally developed system is determined by the requirements of the study and users. Pros and cons to both approaches were discussed. If the intention is to use the system for various trials (single and multi-center, phases I—III) across various therapeutic areas, then the overall design should be a generic structure that simplifies the general application with minimal loss of functionality.