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An analysis of urgency in project management: the unified project urgency and economic speed analysis model
Authors: Alex de Lima Teodoro da Penha; C. T. ten Caten
Year: 2023

This paper aims to address the gap in the literature concerning the role of urgency in project management. Specifically, it seeks to develop a Unified Theoretical Model that incorporates key variables such as urgency, speed, duration, and cost. To achieve this aim, a detailed analysis of essential articles was conducted from the Scopus database to understand the relationships and trade-offs among the variables. The research method involves both literature synthesis and Theoretical Model Formulation, culminating in the Unified Project Urgency and Economic Speed Analysis Model. This model serves as a mathematical and theoretical framework tailored for managerial decision-making in High-Intensity Time-Sensitive Projects. It highlights the complex interactions between urgency, duration, speed, and costs, thereby providing a structure to guide managerial actions. The study contributes to enriching the theoretical foundations in the field of urgent project management. Finally, it opens avenues for future research by extending theoretical insights that are relevant for both academic researchers and industry professionals.
AUGUMENTED REALITY AND VIRTUAL REALITY IN EDUCATION
Authors: Vimala Devi B
Year: 2023

Virtual reality is defined as the person who using the VR feels the imaginary world created by computer technology as a real world. VR games mostly used all over the world. Augmented reality person sees the real world by adding some extra virtual graphics, sound, images that are created by computer technology, social media filters. The AR application development in educational setting in the past twenty-five year passed and the tool I three-dimensional anatomy. In the year (1995 – 2009) 80 AR studies in education published that are reported by web of science (WOS). Educational institutions trying to develop VR in few years, to teach with virtual environment by visualize in physical classroom. Virtual laboratories, medical scenarios holographic optical elements (HOEs) and lithography-enabled devices are introduced in AR and VR. And some basic structure of AR and VR headsets. In current years, several researchers have concerned with implementing AR and VR technologies in the(lit) plan management domain, where these technologies have displayed a major contribution to the development of the interpretation plan management aspects in countless areas. The use of immersive netnography is crucial for conducting thorough service experience studies regarding AR, VR and metaverse from a phenomenological perspective KEYWORDS Augmented reality, virtual reality, education, holographic optical element, lithography enabled devices, headsets, virtual environment, construction project management immersive netnography, covid-19 on virtual guitar
CONSTRAINTS OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT IN THE NIGERIAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
Authors: L. Akintola; O. Aderinlewo; Sunmbo Akande
Year: 2024

This study addresses the various challenges causing the ineffective practice of project management in Nigeria and proffered possible and workable solutions to them. Data were sourced from construction professionals across Nigeria and 71 responses were obtained from the 109 questionnaires that were administered. After applying the Relative Importance Index and Severity Index methods, it was established that the rankings of the critical factors that hamper contract job completion were significantly different, thus underscoring their respective importance. The recommendations, therefore, emphasized training programs, standard regulation protocol, and effective government policy to ensure effective project delivery in the Nigerian construction industry.
ЦЕННОСТНО-ОРИЕНТИРОВАННОЕ УПРАВЛЕНИЕ ЦИФРОВИЗАЦИЕЙ В ВЫСОКОТЕХНОЛОГИЧНЫХ ПРОЕКТАХ
Authors: S. Bushuyev; K. Piliuhina; E. Ch.
Year: 2023

As organizations increasingly embrace digitalization to enhance their operations and competitiveness, high-tech projects play a pivotal role in driving innovation and technological advancements. This paper explores the significance of value-oriented management in the context of digitalization within high-tech projects. The research focuses on understanding how organizations can effectively leverage digital technologies to create value, mitigate risks, and optimize project outcomes. The study employs a multidisciplinary approach, drawing on principles from project management, technology management, and strategic management. It investigates the integration of digital technologies, such as artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, and data analytics, into high-tech projects and assesses their impact on project value creation. Through a comprehensive review of literature, case studies, and interviews with industry experts, the paper identifies key success factors and challenges associated with managing digitalization in high-tech projects. The concept of value-oriented management is examined in depth, emphasizing the need for a holistic framework that aligns project goals with organizational objectives. The paper introduces a model for value assessment, encompassing both tangible and intangible aspects, to guide decisionmakers in evaluating the effectiveness of digitalization efforts in high-tech projects. Furthermore, the research explores the role of leadership, organizational culture, and stakeholder engagement in fostering a value-oriented approach to digitalization. It highlights the importance of creating a conducive environment that encourages collaboration, innovation, and adaptability to navigate the dynamic landscape of hightech projects. The findings of this study contribute to the theoretical understanding of value-oriented management in the context of digitalization within high-tech projects. Practical implications and recommendations are provided for project managers, executives, and policymakers seeking to enhance the success of digital initiatives in the high-tech sector. Ultimately, the paper aims to provide insights that can guide organizations in maximizing the value derived from their digitalization efforts in the rapidly evolving landscape of high-tech projects.
Rhetorics of Proposal Writing: Lessons for Pedagogy in Research and Real-World Practice
Authors: Heidi Y Lawrence; R. Lussos; J. A. Clark
Year: 2019

Proposals are ubiquitous documents with challenges beyond the writing task itself, such as project management, strategic development, and research. Reporting on proposal instruction research in other fields and the results of an interview study with proposal writers, this article argues for a shift in how proposals are taught and conceptualized. By coaching students on the wide range of rhetorical practices that proposals require rather than how to produce proposal documents, technical and professional communication instruction can better prepare future communicators to manage and produce competitive proposals and more actively participate in these important efforts in the community, industry, and academy.
Dynamic Monitoring and Analysing Method of Construction Project Performance Based on Digital Twin
Authors: Yuejun Liu; Faizatul Akmar Abdul Nifa; L. Teong
Year: 2024

Higher-level management and monitoring systems must be developed to maintain increasing global civil infrastructure projects. One such innovation in the construction industry is the Digital Twin (DT), which helps businesses address the evolving needs for smart city development and infrastructure growth through enhanced project management and execution. In this paper, we introduce a DT framework that will digitally describe construction areas in real-time through the use of Internet of Things (IoT) sensors, Building Information Modelling (BIM), and machine learning (ML). The computer program periodically collects and analyses data using sensors associated with the environment along with 3D imaging sensors (LiDAR, photogrammetric cameras). More Effective project management and monitoring are the result of linking this data with BIM systems, allowing for reports on the construction development. In order to promote proactive management, this system uses ML algorithms to analyze patterns and predict future risks. For superior prediction and decision-making by the DT, this system's dual-input layout processes both spatial and temporal data. The framework enables a method to collect data in real time and use them to achieve early detection of issues, improved resource management, and enhanced project outcomes.
Improving Business-to-Business Customer Satisfaction Programs: Assessment of Asymmetry, Heterogeneity, and Financial Impact
Authors: Vikas Mittal; Kyuhong Han; Ju-Yeon Lee; Shrihari Sridhar
Year: 2021

Business-to-business (B2B) companies devote significant resources to measure customer satisfaction but lack guidance on critical aspects of implementing satisfaction programs. Accordingly, executives ask: (1) What are the key strategic attributes driving B2B customer satisfaction? (2) Are the strategic attributes satisfaction balancing, satisfaction maintaining, or satisfaction enhancing based on the pattern of asymmetry? (3) Do the sign and magnitude of asymmetry vary across industry and customer subgroups? and (4) Is there a generalizable link between satisfaction and financial performance for B2B firms? Study 1 uses qualitative and secondary research to identify and validate eight strategic attributes pertinent to B2B companies: quality of product/service, pricing, safety, sales process, project management, corporate social responsibility, communication, and ongoing service and support. Study 2 examines industry-subgroup heterogeneity in the nature of asymmetry across industries, then links satisfaction with performance (i.e., sales). Study 3 finds customer-subgroup heterogeneity in the nature of asymmetry within the customer base of a B2B service provider, then links satisfaction with performance (i.e., dollar value of purchase).
A Conversation with Joel Spolsky
Authors: J. Stanik
Year: 2007

Joel Spolsky has never been one to hide his opinions. Since 2000, he has developed a loyal following for his insightful, tell-it-like-it-is essays on software development and management on his popular Weblog “Joel on Software”. The prolific essayist has also published four books and started a successful software company, Fog Creek, in New York City, a place he feels is sorely lacking in product-oriented software development houses. Spolsky started Fog Creek not with a specific product in mind, but rather to create a kind of software developers’ utopia, where “programmers and software developers are the stars and everything else serves only to make them productive and happy.” So far, he has succeeded. The company has maintained a 100 percent employee retention rate while shipping several profitable software products. Its latest release, Fogbugz, is a comprehensive, Web-based project-management system that uses a technique called EBS to help software developers better predict their release dates.
Why Scrum Works: A Case Study from an Agile Distributed Project in Denmark and India
Authors: Lene Pries-Heje; J. Pries-Heje
Year: 2011

Scrum seems to work extremely well as an agile project management approach. An obvious question is why. To answer that question, we carried out a longitudinal case study of a distributed project using Scrum across Denmark and India. In our analysis of case study data we used three selected theoretical frameworks. We conclude that Scrum works so well because it provides communication, social integration, control, and coordination mechanisms that are especially useful for distributed and agile project management.
The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Project Management Efficiency
Authors: Muhammed Zakir Hossain; Latul Hasan; Md Abutaher Dewan; Nurjahan Akter Monira
Year: 2024

This research paper examines the influence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the efficiency of project management, concentrating on the ways in which AI tools and techniques improve different facets of project management. The study initiates with a comprehensive examination of project management and the increasing significance of AI in various domains, emphasizing the shortcomings of conventional methodologies and the capacity of AI to tackle these issues. The study seeks to evaluate the impact of AI on project processes, pinpoint effective AI tools, and investigate the advantages and obstacles associated with AI integration. A thorough examination of existing literature investigates AI tools, including machine learning, natural language processing, and predictive analytics, along with their applications in planning, scheduling, resource allocation, risk management, communication, and performance monitoring. Case studies and empirical evidence illustrate the beneficial effects of AI on project outcomes, while also highlighting existing gaps in the literature that warrant further investigation. The mixed-methods approach integrates qualitative and quantitative data sourced from surveys, interviews, and case studies, employing both thematic and statistical analysis. The findings indicate that AI plays a crucial role in enhancing project efficiency through the reduction of timelines, improvement of cost control, optimization of resources, and facilitation of proactive risk management, in addition to enhancing communication and collaboration. Nonetheless, factors such as initial investment, skill requirements, resistance to change, and ethical considerations are acknowledged. The discussion outlines actionable strategies for project managers, highlighting the importance of training, incremental integration, ensuring data quality, and promoting innovation. The study concludes by offering recommendations for future research regarding the long-term effects of AI, conducting cross-industry analyses, and creating AI tools specifically designed for project management. This approach aims to provide empirical evidence and strategic insights into the integration of AI for enhanced project outcomes.
ANALISA PROJECT MANAGEMENT TERHADAP PRODUK ECO ENZYME
Authors: Delvian Yosuky; Vincent Linardo; Tio Sania Rachmi; Felix Santono
Year: 2023

Eco Enzyme is a result of organic waste fermentation, derived from leftover fruits, vegetables, sugar, and water. It was first discovered by Dr. Rosukon Poompanvong, a member of the Organic Farming Association from Thailand. Eco Enzyme serves as a versatile liquid for household, agricultural, and livestock purposes. According to an article by Vama & Chekar in 2020, eco enzyme can be utilized as an antifungal, antibacterial, insecticide agent, and cleaner. Some of its functions include being a floor cleaner, dish cleaner, and toilet cleaner.The author created a business around eco enzyme using leftover fruits. The raw materials for eco enzyme are obtained from fruits that are no longer consumable or have become spoiled. Although there have been numerous studies on utilizing leftover fruits for eco enzyme production, not many people in the community are aware of or use eco enzyme. Therefore, the author came up with the idea of a business centered around eco enzyme, both as a value proposition for utilizing leftover fruits and as a means to educate people who are unfamiliar with eco enzyme.
Application of Project Management using CPM (Critical Path Method) and Pert (Project Evaluation and Review Technique) in the Nava House Bekasi Cluster Housing Development Project
Authors: Fajar Garninda; Adi Fitra; Susan Kustiwan; Tri Ngudi Wiyatno
Year: 2024

Housing development projects are developing very rapidly. Housing development projects will increase people's income and standard of living. One of the housing development projects in Bekasi City is the Nava House Cluster housing complex. Nava House housing is a Cluster type housing complex. When working on a development project, project scheduling is required. In project scheduling, there are several methods that can be used, namely the CPM and PERT methods. Both methods can be used to minimize the time lag in project work. This thesis aims to determine the path formed in the network, the activities included in the critical path and the completion time contained in the critical path. The results of this research on the Nava House housing development project are: first, there are 3 routes in the network. second, the activities included in the critical path are A, B, C, D, E, G, H, I, J, L, M, N, O, P. Third, the house that has been worked on is analyzed using the CPM method, getting results The critical path is 57 days. Meanwhile, houses that are still early in construction or houses that are about to begin construction are analyzed using the PERT method, obtaining critical path results of 66 days.
A-176 Barriers and Enablers to Laboratory Stewardship Across a 16 Hospital Regional System
Authors: C. McCudden; J. Brehaut; N. McCleary
Year: 2023


 
 
 Evidence indicates substantial inappropriate and inefficient use of resources in laboratory medicine. Commonly-used approaches that can be effective in improving practice include education, changes to processes or systems, and audit & feedback. The overall aims of this project were to survey the experiences of individuals implementing laboratory stewardship activities across a regional lab system, focusing on identifying key enablers and barrier to success.
 
 
 
 We used a mixed methods approach beginning with a questionnaire to gather brief details about implementation efforts (what was done, how interventions were implemented, when, and by whom). These preliminary findings served as a precursor to conducting focus groups with implementation teams at each of the sites. We probed the implementation process, drivers of success, and barriers faced. Focus group transcripts were analyzed using thematic analysis.
 
 
 
 Forty individuals took part in the surveys and focus groups. Results revealed a range of progress with lab stewardship initiatives across sites, with a variety of initiatives having been implemented. A wide range of factors impacting progress with laboratory stewardship, both negatively and positively, were discussed. These were grouped into four broad topics: 1) Roles, responsibilities, and relationships—the “Who”; 2) Generating interest in stewardship—the “Why”; 3) Implementation strategies and processes—the “What”; 4) Project management and resources—the “How”. Key barriers identified included: lack of a clear vision which reduces relative priority, lack of resources, emphasis on financial outcomes, and that over-use problems have complex causes. Key enablers identified included active participation of hospital clinical and administrative champions, ability to implement system level changes (e.g., changing electronic orders and processes), focusing on patient safety outcomes, using established change methodologies which support systematic identification of root causes to help select appropriate change strategies as well as formal evaluation.
 
 
 
 While some sites progressed with stewardship initiatives with relative ease, most faced challenges along the way. Surfacing these challenges supports the development of strategies to help address them such that lab stewardship activities can have maximal impact in improving quality of care. Structured and systematic approaches to laboratory stewardship are more likely to be successful than those without designed root cause analysis with targeted interventions and clear outcome metrics.
Analysis of Labor Relations in Private Enterprises A Three-party Game Based on Overtime Work
Authors: Ruiyang Chen; Ruiqi Liu
Year: 2024

At present, China has successively introduced multiple laws and regulations to prevent employees from being forced to work overtime. However, this situation is still serious in private enterprises, which has led to gradually tense labor relations. Starting from the issue of overtime, this article constructs a game model between government regulatory departments, enterprises, and employees, explores the impact of government regulation on the labor management relationship of private enterprises, and uses evolutionary games to analyze the stability of the strategies of the three parties. The result shows that there is a stable equilibrium solution in the tripartite game: private enterprises arrange employees to work overtime normally, employees take the initiative to work overtime, and the government's project management department strictly supervises them. Among them, strict supervision by labor supervision agencies plays an important role in balancing labor management relations, therefore, certain incentive measures should be given to labor supervision agencies to ensure their strict supervision; Private enterprises should strictly abide by market order, proactively reduce the burden on employees, and avoid forcing employees to work overtime excessively; Employees should maintain a good work attitude and promote the development of common interests with private enterprises.
Manajemen Projek Penguatan Profil Pelajar Pancasila Untuk Meningkatkan Karakter Peduli Lingkungan
Authors: S. Suyitno; M. Sholeh; Amrozi Khamidi
Year: 2024

Character education in schools forms a responsible and ethical generation, as well as instilling awareness and behavior to care for the environment in a global and national context. This study aims to examine the Management of the Pancasila Student Profile Strengthening Project at State Junior High School 1 Kenduruan, Tuban Regency. This study uses a qualitative method with a case study approach to analyze the implementation of the Pancasila Student Profile Strengthening Project in building environmental care character. Data was collected through interviews, observations, and documentation analysis, then processed using condensation techniques, presentation, and conclusion drawn. The validity of the data is guaranteed through triangulation of sources and methods. The results of the study show that (1) Project Management for Strengthening the Pancasila Student Profile: Program management is carried out through the formation of a team of facilitators, designing theme dimensions, preparing teaching modules based on student needs, and implementing structured action-based learning to support the character of caring for the environment according to the vision of Adiwiyata School. Continuous evaluation is carried out using formative and summative assessments. (2) Impact of implementation: The implementation of the program increases students' awareness of environmental issues, practical skills in waste management, strengthening Pancasila values such as responsibility and mutual cooperation, and the creation of environmentally friendly habits that are oriented towards sustainability. The school gained recognition as an environment-based learning model. (3) Solutions to overcome obstacles: Strategies include teacher training, evaluation system modification, collaborative learning, resource optimization, and collaboration between schools to share best practices. Focus on the involvement of all elements of the school to ensure the sustainability of the program and the achievement of the vision of Adiwiyata School.
Dynamic fuzzy comprehensive evaluation of contract management in project department
Authors: Yunna Wu; Yong Huang; Wenjun Chen
Year: 2011

Contract management is the core work of project management, the effectiveness of management directly reflects the integral effect of project management. Considering the dynamic characteristic of contract management, the paper introduces dynamic fuzzy sets theory into this paper, and establishes a dynamic fuzzy comprehensive evaluation model of projects department contract management. A case study is presented to validate the model. This model can not only reflect the fuzzy degree of the index, but also reflect the changing trends of the contract management performance through dynamic comparison in different management stages. With the model, we can clear the contract management performance level, discovery existing problems more scientifically, and provide corresponding suggestions for the next stage of the contract management.