derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Communication and software project management in the era of digital transformation
Authors: Rachida Hassani; Y. Idrissi
Year: 2018

Many Software Project Managers will typically describe their work as part art, part science, part communication and part major headache. Balancing all of the elements of a complex project is an act that takes time to learn, especially in a fast-paced, highly demanding industry. Also, the success of a software project is related to numerous factors. It had an important significance, to find the critical factors for the success of the project. Based on the recent studies and the general analysis of software project management, this paper analyzed the communication factor, which the most important key to succeed a software project management. Communicating with all stakeholders in real time, giving concrete examples and detailed reports is not an easy task for the project manager, because it depends on human factors, the project manager chargeability, the project life cycle phase and how information is disseminated. To countermeasure these problems, we adopt a methodology based on describing the major problems in software project management related to communication (communication with client, top management, and team members), then analyze the identifies problems, and propose a new communication system, which will be like a project network, and which will be used to provide information in the right format, at the right time, of the right audience, and with the right stakeholder. So the proposed solution will guarantee efficient and effective communication for a successful IT project.
Leveraging technological tools in facilitating effective intergenerational communication in project management
Authors: Kingsley Anyaso; Daniel Evana Ukene; Ikeoluwa Akanmu; Oyinlola Obafunsho
Year: 2024

Effective communication is crucial for successful project management, yet challenges often arise due to diverse stakeholder preferences and the proliferation of communication tools. This study investigates the impact of age on communication tool preferences within project teams. Through a survey of professionals from various fields, we analyzed the communication tools used in their projects and their perceived effectiveness. Our findings reveal that age significantly influences tool preference, with younger generations favoring newer, more technologically advanced options, while older generations often prefer more traditional methods. To optimize communication in diverse project teams, project managers should carefully consider the age demographics of their team members and strategically select a combination of tools that cater to the preferences of all participants. By understanding these age-based preferences, project managers can foster more effective collaboration and enhance overall project outcomes.
Methodological approaches to the evaluation of innovative projects in the agribusiness
Authors: T. Marinchenko
Year: 2023

The main goal of the development of the Russian agribusiness at the present stage is to ensure the competitiveness of products, which, in the context of the rapid development of technology, can be ensured by the modernization of agricultural production based on the latest scientific achievements. At the same time, global and national priorities are changing, and the need to align business processes with the principles of sustainable development is becoming more acute. These processes lead to the need to develop methods for evaluating innovative projects, taking into account these changes. To solve specific problems and achieve development goals in Russia, project management is used, in which projects are selected and financed within the framework of state programs. When evaluating projects in the Russian agribusiness, the expert and scoring evaluation method is mainly used. The methods of selection of innovative projects used in the world practice are studied. New criteria for evaluating innovative projects have been proposed.
Human Factors in Agile Software Development
Authors: Jun Lin
Year: 2015

Through our four years experiments on students' Scrum based agile software development (ASD) process, we have gained deep understanding into the human factors of agile methodology. We designed an agile project management tool - the HASE collaboration development platform to support more than 400 students self-organized into 80 teams to practice ASD. In this thesis, Based on our experiments, simulations and analysis, we contributed a series of solutions and insights in this researches, including 1) a Goal Net based method to enhance goal and requirement management for ASD process, 2) a novel Simple Multi-Agent Real-Time (SMART) approach to enhance intelligent task allocation for ASD process, 3) a Fuzzy Cognitive Maps (FCMs) based method to enhance emotion and morale management for ASD process, 4) the first large scale in-depth empirical insights on human factors in ASD process which have not yet been well studied by existing research, and 5) the first to identify ASD process as a human-computation system that exploit human efforts to perform tasks that computers are not good at solving. On the other hand, computers can assist human decision making in the ASD process.
TO A QUESTION OF DEVELOPMENT OF THE RESIDENTIAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTION PROJECT IN TYUMEN CITY
Authors: ОСКОЛКОВА М.В. ОСКОЛКОВА М.В.
Year: 2024

Статья посвящена вопросу разработке классических инструментов управления проектом строительства жилого дома. Матрица ответственности представляет собой графоаналитический инструмент с помощью которого устанавливается ответственность исполнителей за совокупность работ по проекту. Информационно-технологическая модель позволит интегрировать все работы, процессы, базовые элементы, организационную структуру управления проектом, а также разработать подробную логико-временную структуру и информационно-технологическую систему проекта.
 The article focuses on the development of classical tools of management of the residential building construction project. The responsibility matrix is a graph-analytical tool that establishes the responsibility of performers for all works on the project. The information-technology model will allow to integrate all works, processes, basic elements, organizational structure of project management, as well as to develop a detailed logical-temporal structure and information-technology system of the project.
The construction-related project management evolution and its future research directions
Authors: Jeffrey S. Russell; Islam H. El-adaway; Ramy Khalef; Fareed Salih; Gasser Ali
Year: 2024

PurposeProject management (PM) involves planning, allocating, directing and controlling project resources within a set of predetermined objectives. The modern definition of PM has evolved and grown into a broader concept. This paper supports the notion that PM evolved into four distinct phases: PM 1.0 is primarily concerned with planning, PM 2.0 with collaboration, PM 3.0 with proactive adaptation and PM 4.0 with using innovative technologies. Research efforts tackled critical aspects of PM, but none of them provided a clear foundation for the full context of PM principles and how they complement one another. This study fills this knowledge gap by investigating the evolution of PM over time.Design/methodology/approachThe authors collected a dataset of research papers between 1960 and 2022 and performed a bibliometric analysis on the collected dataset to isolate the main trends that define the evolution of PM phases.FindingsResults show that all PM phases overlap in terms of overarching themes, concepts, principles and contributions. More importantly, PM 5.0 may be around the corner to facilitate effective and efficient handling of time, cost, scope and risks within the ever-growing complexity of project initiatives.Originality/valueThis paper provides a data-driven study for a holistic understanding of the key trends in PM and the associated expectations of future research directions. This will be of interest to stakeholders within the overall PM domain and multidisciplinary work related to the construction industry.
VISKOMMP: graph visualization meets meeting documentation
Authors: Janine Kasper; Robert Richter; F. Thalmann; Rainer Groh
Year: 2018

In VISKOMMP (visual, collaborative, multi-meeting minutes system) we aim at supporting users during all stages of meeting-participation with focus on the preservation and accessibility of the produced information. For the efficient use of the knowledge generated during meetings, a comprehensive view of the aggregated data, independent of single events or documents, is necessary. An approach is presented which interlinks the heterogeneous information that is generated during meetings with the enterprise-knowledge. Created content and the established connections are further presented to the user in a comprehensible way. To this end, semantic technologies are utilized and an own ontology is designed, which covers the domains of project-management and meetings.
Manajemen Proyek Sistem Informasi Berbasis Web pada Nuna Hijab Store
Authors: P. Nabilah; Yahfizham Yahfizham
Year: 2024

Di zaman teknologi informasi sekarang, efisiensi waktu, tenaga, dan akses mudah terhadap informasi sangatlah krusial. Kecepatan dalam pengolahan data menjadi aspek yang sangat penting dalam menjalankan operasional sebuah toko. Maka dari itu, sarana serta prasarana yang memadai sangat diperlukan. Nuna Hijab Store memerlukan pemanfaatan teknologi informasi yang tepat guna mempermudah proses jual beli. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk mengembangkan sebuah sistem informasi manajemen proyek yang berbasis web. Proses penelitian ini melibatkan beberapa tahapan, termasuk pengumpulan data melalui observasi dan wawancara. Identifikasi masalah dilakukan menggunakan metode PIECES (Performance, Information, Economy, Control, Efficiency, and Service). Sistem yang dikembangkan akan mempermudah proses jual beli bagi pelanggan dan penjual, serta mengurangi biaya promosi dan pemasaran. Selain itu, sistem ini diharapkan dapat meningkatkan akurasi data, mempercepat waktu respons terhadap permintaan pelanggan, dan memberikan laporan yang lebih terstruktur bagi manajemen. Dengan demikian, Nuna Hijab Store dapat meningkatkan produktivitas, mengoptimalkan sumber daya, mengurangi kesalahan manusia, serta bersaing lebih efektif di pasar yang semakin digital.
Detectable Manifestations of Project Orientation in Hungary and Romania After the Pandemic Period
Authors: Ágnes Csiszárik-Kocsir; János Varga
Year: 2023

As project management expert Roland Gareis puts it in one of his works: in a project-oriented society, projects are becoming increasingly important, not only in profit and non-profit organisations, but also in other types of settings such as small communities, associations, schools and even families [1]. The role of project management has certainly increased in importance over the last decades. The importance of project management has been enhanced by today's turbulent environment, in which changes are taking place at an ever faster pace and the complexity of the processes is increasing [2]. Most industries today are experiencing turbulence in economic processes, which makes it even more difficult to choose the right strategic actions [3]. Organisations are constantly facing new challenges and it is becoming important for everyone to know how to deal with increasingly complex tasks and challenges in the most efficient way. This is where project management can really help. In order to survive and thrive [4], companies and organisations need to constantly adapt their products and services [5]. Relentless innovation can be achieved through projects. Greater change requires more innovation, which in turn requires more projects [6]. The results generated by projects are strongly linked to the goals of the organisation, and thus to the corporate strategy. The importance of project management in the life of an enterprise is reflected in its place in the organisational strategy. Project-oriented organisations attach great importance to projects and are increasingly concerned to ensure that their projects are implemented as efficiently as possible. They feel, know and see the importance of this area and are therefore trying to be as professional as possible in their own project management. The literature part of the paper will try to explore the essence of project orientation, while on the practical side I will present the results of a primary research to explore its importance and manifestation. One thing is certain. Project management will continue to be an important area of management in the future, especially in the face of changes that are still affecting the day-to-day running of our organisations.
The Impact of AI Techniques on Human-AI Interaction Quality in Project Management: A Mixed-Methods Study
Authors: Y. Lawal; Adetayo Olaitan Ayanleke; Idris Ibidapo Oshin
Year: 2024

Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing how organizations work through its integration with project management. This study looks at how AI approaches affect the quality of human-AI interaction in project management settings. The main research issue focuses on figuring out how various AI approaches affect the quality of interactions. A mixed-methods approach was used in the study, integrating qualitative case studies with quantitative questionnaires. Forty-five (45) respondents, comprising project managers and developers from various organizations in Lagos State, Nigeria, were among the participants. While qualitative interviews probed participant experiences, quantitative data offered numerical insights. It was revealed that image-based AI increases engagement by providing visual signals, while speech-based AI improves social presence and trust. Additionally, performance, communication, and trust are all related. This implies that open communication promotes trust, which influences the project's success. By being transparent and adapting AI implementation to the specifics of each project, project managers and AI engineers can foster confidence and regularly assess the efficacy of AI.
Management of IT projects of public institutions
Authors: Ivana Butoracová Šindleryová; Kamil Turčan
Year: 2024

The organization and activity of public administration is subject to the standards established by law, according to which individual organizational units of ministries in the Slovak Republic are governed. The management of information and communication technologies is a specific area of management in the conditions of public administration, which requires high expertise, systematicity and a properly set legal environment. The aim of the contribution is to clearly identify the legislative framework for the management of IT projects of the public administration of the Slovak Republic during the implementation of selected operational programs in the department of government departments. In order to achieve the main goal of the presented professional article, we set sub-goals. The necessary partial tasks are to systematically define and explain concepts related to project management in public administration, to find out the requirements for its implementation and to find out to what extent the legislation affects the issue we are dealing with. The result of our area of research represents a logically complete framework of the legal environment of project management of public administration and takes on the nature of practical use in the creation of our dissertation.
Analyzing Project Management Methods in Organizing Sports Events
Authors: M. Schnitzer; Kathrin Kronberger; Filippo Bazzanella; S. Wenger
Year: 2020

The purpose of this study was to investigate the use and importance of project management (PM) methods in organizing sports events (SEs). Furthermore, the study analyzed differences in usage and importance of PM methods in relation to the type of SE. Finally, reasons for and obstacles to the implementation of PM methods in organizing SEs were identified. To assess the research questions, a quantitative survey (n = 78) and a focus group discussion (n = 5) were carried out. The results showed that PM methods were employed for SEs with higher usage and importance rates in large compared with small SEs. Requirements by event stakeholders, knowledge transfer, confidence building, progress control, and justification as well as opportunities to save money by introducing an improved planning process were identified as the main reasons for using PM in the organization of SEs. This study is the first work to provide an overview of the usage of specific PM methods in organizing SEs.
Toward an intelligent system for project management based on the multi agents systems
Authors: H. Hammouch; H. Medromi; A. Sayouti
Year: 2015

PMBOK (project management body of knowledge) is the recognized and the most accepted standard for project management, however many projects still fail by using or misusing PMBOK guidelines, due to poor communications, lack of monitoring and non performance measurement. In this paper we use the advantages of agent technology to make implementation and use of PMBOK processes more efficient and to have insights on the progress of projects and to anticipate possible problems that can lead the project failure.
Exploration of Collaborative Design Practice and Potential Issues of Blockchain Technology in the Whole Process Project Management of Construction Engineering
Authors: Peiming Qiao
Year: 2024

With the development of social economy, urban planning has been paid more and more attention. At present, China is implementing low-carbon environmental planning in stages, stages and stages with the development goal of building two types of society, namely, national master plan and strategic development. This paper analyzes low-carbon environmental planning based on blockchain, then expounds the specific content of whole process project management, and completes the design of green building index system based on low-carbon environmental planning. At the same time, the design method of new dynamic structure and index system of green building is expounded. The comparative analysis shows that the material loss cost of the new environmental protection building engineering and index system is low, and the material utilization rate is high, accounting for more than 95%.
Delving into Human Factors through LSTM by Navigating Environmental Complexity Factors within Use Case Points for Digital Enterprises
Authors: N. Ranković; Dragica Ranković
Year: 2024

Meeting customer requirements in software project management, even for large digital enterprises, proves challenging due to unpredictable human factors. It involves meticulous planning and environmental factor analysis, ultimately benefiting both companies and customers. This paper came as a natural extension of our previous work where we left ourselves curious about what impact environmental complexity factors (ECFs) have in a use case point (UCP) approach. Additionally, we wanted to possibly decrease the mean magnitude relative error (MMRE) with deep learning models such as long-short-term-memory (LSTM) and gradient recurrent unit (GRU). The data augmentation technique was used to artificially increase the number of projects, since in the industry world, digital enterprises are not keen to share their data. The LSTM model outperformed the GRU and XGBoost models, while the average MMRE in all phases of the experiment for all models achieved 4.8%. Moreover, the post-agnostic models showed the overall and individual impact of eight ECFs, where the third ECF “team experience” on a new project has been shown as the most influential one. Finally, it is important to emphasize that effectively managing human factors within ECFs in UCPs can have a significant impact on the successful completion of a project.
Branching Probabilities Planning of Stochastic Network for Project Duration Planning
Authors: K. Kurihara; N. Nishiuchi; M. Nagai; K. Masuda
Year: 2006

Projects such as new product development have the similar uncertainty about the job sequence/duration of the project. In order to complete the project by the desired date with a certain confidence, the variable times or branching probabilities should be designed appropriately. In this paper, we will propose a new planning method for the branching probabilities to realize the desired project duration. We usually represent project processes as stochastic networks, such as GERT. In realistic projects, we must analyze generalized complex GERT networks. In this case, analytical treatment is difficult because of the network complexity. Monte Carlo simulation is a practical technique for complex GERT networks. The project duration is determined based on the variable-time and the branching-probability for each arrow. By our former method, we can estimate the project duration efficiently by analyzing the times and probabilities by the combination use of Monte Carlo simulation and probability theory. However, the reverse problems are difficult to be solved; that is, it is difficult for us to find branching probabilities that can realize the desired project duration. We propose a planning method for branching probabilities to realize the desired project duration using genetic algorithm technique supported by Monte Carlo simulation. By our method, we can plan the set of branching-probabilities to finish the project by the desired date. Also, we can show the sensitivity of each arrow for the better project management.
Framework for Project Sustainability for Power Installations Using Business Intelligence Approach: A Systematic Literature Review
Authors: B. M. Esiefarienrhe; Itumeleng Michael Maine
Year: 2023

The growing concerns about environmental sustainability and energy conservation have led to increased interest in optimizing electricity consumption and billing processes in various projects. This research article presents a comprehensive study on the development and application of Business Intelligence (BI) frameworks for enhancing project sustainability through data-driven energy management. Through the integration of BI tools and techniques, this research investigates the analysis of electricity consumption patterns, billing accuracy, and cost-effectiveness in diverse project contexts. The article emphasizes the significance of data preprocessing, statistical analysis, and predictive modelling in uncovering valuable insights to support informed decision-making. Additionally, the review examines the concept of project sustaibility, emphasizing its significance in achieving desired outcomes, meeting stakeholder expectations, and ensuring the project’s viability in an ever-changing environment. Traditional project management approaches often fail to adequately address sustainability concerns, leading to project failures or limited long-term impact. Hence, the review highlights the growing importance of leveraging BI-driven frameworks to enhance project sustainability in various sectors, including in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) domain. The Systematic literature review (SLR) method was used involving the scooping of 230 articles from over 8 global academic databases. With the use of exclusion criteria, only 61 articles were used in the study. The analysis of the articles shows that 57% were journal articles, 39% were conference proceedings, 2% were thesis/dissertations and 2% were generic. Within the scope of this literature review, key terms and keywords were identified to provide insights into the development of a novel BI-driven framework for project sustainability. Consequently, future research directions are identified to further explore the integration of renewable energy sources, AI and machine learning applications, and behaviour-based energy management strategies within BI frameworks for sustainable project outcomes. This review lays the foundation for future research endeavours in developing innovative BI-driven frameworks that foster sustainable practices and contribute to a greener and more resilient future across diverse industries and projects.