derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Project performance factors in the domestic business support system in Kazakhstan: An empirical study
Authors: Leyla Gimranova; Tatyana Pritvorova; B. Spanova; Saya Abeuova; Gulzira Serikova
Year: 2024

The relevance of the study is due to the importance of assessing projects implemented within the framework of the state business support system, in which entrepreneurs take an active part by submitting applications for various types of support, including investment subsidies, technical assistance in the implementation of quality management systems, export support, and educational programs. The study identified the main factors determining the successful implementation of projects aimed at supporting and stimulating business development. The research design of project implementation effectiveness factors in the business support system is a strategic approach that allows you to organize and structure the analysis of theoretical concepts, and also provides a basis for subsequent experimental research in a real practical project management environment. The research methodology includes the use of structural modeling, which is a validated technique for testing multiple parallel hypotheses about the existence of cause-and-effect relationships. The conducted survey of business entities in several regions of Kazakhstan and the subsequent data analysis confirmed the significance of the identified factors, as a result of which the identified analysis allows to better understand the processes occurring in the business support system and offer practical recommendations for its improvement, which can also serve as a basis for the development of more effective strategies and programs to support entrepreneurship in Kazakhstan.
Effectiveness of Clients’ Involvement in Projects Management Life Cycle and Tertiary Institutions Project Delivery in Southwest, Nigeria
Authors: Y. F. Alake; O. J. Ojo; A. Lawal
Year: 2023

Determining the effectiveness of the relationship between clients’ involvement and tertiary institutions building projects particularly in the Southwest region, is a crucial challenge as there have not been tangible attempts to empirically demonstrate how such involvement affects successful projects implementation. This study assessed effectiveness of clients’ involvement in projects life cycle of tertiary institutions projects delivery in South-West Nigeria. the study is aimed at improving the level of clients’ involvement in pre- construction, construction and post construction stages of tertiary institutions projects delivery. 405 copies of questionnaires were self-administered to construction projects stakeholders involved in the administration of tertiary institution projects in the South-West Nigeria while 290 copies of the questionnaire were retrieved representing 71.6%. The collected data were analysed using both descriptive (Mean Ranking and Relative importance Index (RII)) and inferential statistics (Partial Least Square in Structural Equation Modelling- PLS-SEM) with the aid of Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) and SMART-PLS. The study classified client involvement into time, cost and quality involvement. From the result of the study, timely provision of comprehensive control information at each stage of implementations process by the client leads to successful project delivery. Company's reputation (dCIPLC8) was ranked highest from quality involvement group while accuracy of project cost estimates (DCIPLC 13) was ranked first in the cost involvement group. Timely provision of comprehensive control information at each stage of implementations process by the client leading to successful project (dCIPLC 10) was adjudged first by all the respondents. Ability to handle unexpected crises and deviations from the plan which affects the duration of the project (dCIPLC 12) was ranked second. The result of the multivariate analysis revealed that the exogenous construct of timely involvement group had a positive significant relationship with all of the endogenous variables of pre-construction, post- construction and construction phases of the project at 95% level (β= 0.435, t = 3.197; β = 0.524, t = 4.857; β = 0.482, t = 4.526). The study also records a negative significant relationship between quality involvement groups and the endogenous variables of construction phase: (β = - 0.222, t= 1.875); post construction phase (β = -0.202, t = 1.977) and Pre construction phrase (β = -0.273, t = 3.015). The study concluded that involvement of client at each stage of tertiary institutions project will leads to successful project delivery.
Utility and Evaluation of Applied Project Management Processes Within a Large Multicountry Health Systems Development Project Conducted During the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Pandemic
Authors: Soo Young Kwon; Sanjay Gautam; Kritika Poudel; Hasini Banneheke; Delfim Ferreira; Manish Gautam; Michelle Hau'ofa; Nashmia Mahmood; Bouahome Phommalad; Mohammad Julhas Sujan; Pema Yangzom; Hea Sun Joh; Alina Shaw; Brooke Dolabella; Hye Jin Seo; Jong-Hoon Kim; Partick Gallagher; William Macwright; Nimesh Poudyal; Florian Marks; M. Holm
Year: 2023

Abstract The increasing trends in antimicrobial resistance (AMR) continue to pose a significant threat to human health, with grave consequences in low- and middle-income countries. In collaboration with local governments and microbiology laboratories in South Asian and Southeast Asian countries, the Capturing Data on Antimicrobial Resistance Patterns and Trends in Use in Regions of Asia (CAPTURA) project worked to identify gaps and expand the volume of existing AMR data to inform decision-makers on how to best strengthen their national AMR surveillance capacity. This article describes overall project management processes and the strategies implemented to address the disruptive impact of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic on the project activities across diverse contexts in different countries. Also, it assesses in-country team's feedback on the conduct of activities and their overall impact on project completion. The strategies employed were tailored to the specific context of each country and included increased communication and collaboration among consortium partners and in-country teams, as well as hiring of additional in-country team members. This paper highlights the importance of local representation and capacities as well as real-time (virtual) engagement with stakeholders, ensuring close monitoring of the local situation and ability to tailor context-specific mitigation strategies to continue project implementation during disruptive external circumstances.
The Unified Approach to Modeling of Software Project Management Processes
Authors: Sárka Kvetonová; Zdenek Martinek
Year: 2007

This submission presents a new unified approach to processes modeling of software project management. It describes how we can use the PMBOK standard (Project Management Body of Knowledge) with combination of a general process approach to model and control software project cycle. The main purpose of this article is to simplify the whole software project realization by way of philosophy and methodology of the PMBOK, especially in domain of project plan creation, controlling, monitoring and executing. In conclusion of the article the mapping of processes and PMBOK knowledge areas into a process model of Software Development Company is shown. We assume that our suggested approach should improve security of software development through decreasing the number of faults.
Hybrid multiple objective evolutionary algorithms for optimising multi-mode time, cost and risk trade-off problem
Authors: Luong Duc Long; Duc-Hoc Tran; P. T. Nguyen
Year: 2019

Identifying and minimising the risks associated with time, and cost factors in construction projects are the main challenges for all parties involved. The objective of project management is to complete the scope of work on time, within budget and deliver a quality product in a safe fashion to maximise overall project success. This research presents a new hybrid multiple objective evolutionary algorithm based on hybridisation of Artificial Bee Colony (ABC) and differential evolution to facilitate time-cost-risk trade-off problems (MOABCDE-TCR). The proposed algorithm integrates core operations from Differential Evolution (DE) into the original ABC in order to enhance the exploration and exploitation capacity of the optimisation process. A numerical construction project case study demonstrates the ability of MOABCDE-generated non-dominated solutions to optimise TCR problem. Comparisons between the MOABCDE and currently widely used multiple objective algorithms verify the efficiency and effectiveness of the developed algorithm.
The Implications of Teaching Translation as a Linguistic Skill in the Light of News Headlines
Year: 2024

Just like everyone can paint, whether it was bad or good, every bilingual can translate. However, not every translation (or painting) has the same quality. One of the reasons behind student translators having different levels of product quality is training/ teaching. Student translator training/teaching is not only about training/teaching them how to translate but how to produce high quality translation. It is based on the belief that untrained/untaught student translators generally produce lower quality translations compared to trained/taught student translators. Translation skills encompass not only linguistic skill (the linguistic expertise), including lexical, syntactic, semantic, and pragmatic skills, but also a professional skill (the expertise in other areas), including cultural, communicative, research, cross-cultural communication, project management, using various CAT programs, openness to others and flexibility, and familiarity with the subject domain skills, that reflect the multifaceted nature of the translation process and it its impact on producing a high quality translation. This study examines the implications of relying solely on training/teaching student translators only linguistically, suggesting that this issue may generally lead to lower quality translations, especially in terms of translating news headlines. However, translation departments around the world often make the significant mistake of focusing exclusively on linguistic skill, neglecting the broader professional skill that is equally essential. 
This study is grounded in Van Doorslaer's assumption (2010) that student translators should prioritize not only linguistic skill, but also professional skill to produce high quality translation. It aims to assess whether current translation skills are sufficient to meet the demands of society and the translation market. The findings indicate that while communication methods and technologies advancements, and societal needs have changed, student translators' skills have not kept pace with these changes in translation studies departments around the world, including Iraq. Therefore, a re-evaluation of student translators' skills is necessary to respond to these changes effectively, especially in the light of the creative techniques used in translating news headlines.
Conceptual model for managing the phases of implementation of infrastructure projects and programmes in the post-war period
Authors: S. Kramskyі; Serhii Kolodinskyi; Oleg Zakharchenko
Year: 2023

The outbreak of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has caused significant human, economic, and political damage, as well as destruction to infrastructure. However, in the future, all losses incurred should be recovered. Therefore, creating models to manage infrastructure projects is still important, especially in the post-war environment of Ukraine. The purpose of this study was to build a model that would allow for the highest management efficiency in the implementation of infrastructure projects in the post-war period and to describe the possibilities of its practical application. The main methods used in the study were analysis, modelling, and abstraction. Thus, the study built a conceptual model of management of infrastructure projects and programmes in the post-war period. The study also analysed the current theoretical framework for infrastructure project management and highlighted the issue of substantiating the parameters of infrastructure programme and project products. Network models, their features and possibilities of use were described to provide a clearer picture of the project’s work and more efficient resource management. The paper emphasised that infrastructure projects are often divided into two phases: construction and operation. The study also described the importance of infrastructure projects for the efficient transport of goods and passengers and their impact on the competitiveness of the transport system. This study offers a more profound insight into the specific features of managing the implementation phases of infrastructure projects, especially in the post-war period, and brings new knowledge for management in the context of building large-scale investment programmes
Impact of process simulation on software practice: an initial report
Authors: He Zhang; R. Jeffery; Dan X. Houston; LiGuo Huang; Liming Zhu
Year: 2011

Process simulation has become a powerful technology in support of software project management and process improvement over the past decades. This research, inspired by the Impact Project, intends to investigate the technology transfer of software process simulation to the use in industrial settings, and further identify the best practices to release its full potential in software practice. We collected the reported applications of process simulation in software industry, and identified its wide adoption in the organizations delivering various software intensive systems. This paper, as an initial report of the research, briefs a historical perspective of the impact upon practice based on the documented evidence, and also elaborates the research-practice transition by examining one detailed case study. It is shown that research has a significant impact on practice in this area. The analysis of impact trace also reveals that the success of software process simulation in practice highly relies on the association with other software process techniques or practices and the close collaboration between researchers and practitioners.
A technical concept for plant engineering by simulation-based and logistic-integrated project management
Authors: Thomas Gutfeld; U. Jessen; S. Wenzel; C. Laroque; Jens Weber
Year: 2014

Customized planning, engineering and build-up of factory plants are very complex tasks, where project management contains lots of risks and uncertainties. Existing simulation techniques could help massively to evaluate these uncertainties and achieve improved and at least more robust plans during project management, but are typically not applied in industry, especially at SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises). This paper presents some results of the joint research project simject of the Universities of Paderborn and Kassel, which aims at the development of a demonstrator for a simulation-based and logistic-integrated project planning and scheduling. Based on the researched state-of-the-art, requirements and a planning process are derived and described, as well as a draft of the current technical infrastructure of the intended modular prototype. First plug-ins for project simulation and multi-project optimization are implemented and already show possible benefits for the project management process.
Identifying critical success factors for construction projects in Saudi Arabia
Authors: Shabir Ahmad; Faisal Aftab; Tarig Eltayeb; K. Siddiqui
Year: 2023

The construction projects of process industry plants are complex due to the involvement of numerous stakeholders and uncertainty in environmental factors. The internal and external factors affecting the successful execution of the projects vary across industries and countries. It is vital to identify the critical factors for a geographic region and devise the appropriate strategies for the successful execution of the projects. This study aims to identify the critical success factors for construction projects in Saudi Arabia. To achieve the objective, data collected through questionnaire surveys from 342 project managers, directors, engineers, staff, and construction directors were analyzed in SPSS. The findings showed that construction industry projects in Saudi Arabia are usually constrained by five major factors including the project manager’s qualification and experience, project management practices, timely availability of skilled manpower and equipment, clarity of project definition and scope, and weather conditions, The findings imply that Saudi construction firms need to recruit professionally qualified project managers, establish project management office (PMO), revisit supply chain strategies, and provide alternate working hours during tough weather conditions. Further implications, recommendations, and future research directions are discussed in the end.
Using Project Management Tools in the Process of Modernizing the Healthcare System of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Authors: Nursultan Alpysbay; K. Kolesnikova; Tolganay T. Chinibayeva; Tetiana Olekh
Year: 2022

The need for reforms in the health sector of the Republic of Kazakhstan is long overdue. In recent years, the problem of protecting the health of citizens has already become a problem of a threat to the national security of the country. The main reasons for this situation lie in the imperfect system of healthcare management, insufficient funding and irrational distribution of funds allocated by the state to the industry. The resolution of contradictions between the needs of the population of Kazakhstan in timely and high-quality medical care and the tasks of medical institutions in providing these services is possible through the introduction of project management methodology. The scientific novelty of the study lies in the development of evidence-based mechanisms for a project-oriented approach to managing the healthcare system to improve the quality and accessibility of medical services. The article analyzes the current situation in the field of healthcare, shows the need to use project management tools to solve existing problems and contradictions. The authors proposed to use a portfolio-oriented approach to modernize the health care system of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and also developed a general structure for a set of project portfolios.
Measuring ERP Implementation Success with a Balanced Scorecard
Authors: S. Rotchanakitumnuai
Year: 2017

: The study develops a model for large scale ERP implementation success with the balanced scorecard indicators. Large scale ERP implementation success factors consist of project management competence, knowledge sharing, ERP system quality, understanding, user involvement, business process re-engineering, top management support, organization readiness. Business process re-engineering is the most important factor for achieving the ERP implementation success. It has the significant impact on enhancing organization learning, improving the business process, enhancing employee satisfaction, and obtaining financial benefits. Project management competence is essential to enhance employee satisfaction and financial benefit. Knowledge sharing has the positive impact on learning and financial benefits to the organization. The ERP system quality has a significant effect on improving the internal process of business and enhancing employee satisfaction. Surprisingly, top management support of large-scale ERP project is not related to achieve organization learning and financial benefits.
Education of Translation Project Management Awareness through the Lens of CATWOE
Authors: Jiameng Sun
Year: 2024

This thesis investigates the integration of CATWOE analysis, a component of Soft Systems Methodology (SSM), into the education of translation project management. The goal is to enhance awareness and decision-making skills among students or future project managers in the translation industry. By applying CATWOE, educators can provide a structured framework for understanding complex project environments, identifying key stakeholders, and improving strategic thinking. This study employs a case study approach, examining a leadership development program and analysing perspectives from employees, learning and development departments, and board directors. The findings indicate that the knowledge of CATWOE is highly likely to enhance the comprehension of multifaceted project management scenarios. The research contributes to translation studies by proposing a structured method for incorporating CATWOE into educational curricula, aiming to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. It not only prepares future project managers for the dynamic challenges of global communication but also fosters a more holistic understanding of the translation industry's demands. Ultimately, this thesis advocates for the adoption of CATWOE as a transformative tool in translation project management education, promoting a nuanced understanding of stakeholder needs, environmental constraints, and the broader impact of translation projects.
The impact of sport commitment on Sports Talent identification and Development associated factors: In the case of Oromia regional state selected sports projects
Authors: Amanu Eba
Year: 2023

Sport commitment such as sport involvement, sport enjoyment, personal investments-quantity, enthusiastic commitment, constrained commitment, valuable opportunities, personal investments-loss, social constraints, social support-emotional, social support-informational, desire to excel-mastery achievement and desire to excel-social achievement in sport affects sport talent identification and development. The purpose of this study was to assess the impact of sport commitment on Sports Talent identification and Development associated factors: The Case in Oromia Regional state Zones Sport Commission. In this study, concurrent mixed research design was employed. The study area covers selected Oromia Regional State zone and Oromia Special Zone surrounding Finfinne including Laga Tafo Laga Dadhi town, Sebeta town, Burayu town and Gelan town (N = 614 and n = 284). The primary sources of data were sport office experts from Zonal and towns’ Sport Commission employees, coaches, players and athletes. Independent variable was measured using Sport commitment dimensions questionnaire and dependent variable was Talent Development Environment associated factors. Data were collected via standardized questionnaires. The quantitative data gathered using questionnaires were analysed using STATA version 14, and then data were summarized using frequency and percentage. Using linear regression was used analyse impact of sport commitment on athlete’s talent identification and development. Athlete’s commitment significantly affects talent identification and development associated factors (F (1,282) = 51.62, p < 0.01, R2 = 0.155). The study concluded that project athlete’s commitment significant affected talent identification and development associated factors in selected Oromia regional state selected cities’ and towns club’s and projects. The study recommends that Oromia regional state selected cities’ and towns club’s and projects management body and coaches should develop two way communications and to create strong social network with their athletes.