derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Financial Calculation Problems and Countermeasure Analysis of Large-Scale Engineering Construction Projects
Authors: Qiong Hou
Year: 2024

The financial aspects of large-scale engineering construction projects profoundly influence their success. Strengthening cost control and establishing a scientific financial evaluation system can enhance the project’s economic benefits, minimize unnecessary costs, and provide decision-makers with a robust financial foundation. Additionally, implementing an effective cash flow control mechanism and conducting a comprehensive assessment of potential project risks can ensure financial stability and mitigate the risk of fund shortages. Developing a practical and feasible fundraising plan, along with stringent fund management practices, can prevent fund wastage and optimize fund utilization efficiency. These measures not only facilitate smooth project progression and improve project management efficiency but also enhance the project’s economic and social outcomes.
Desenvolvimento de um jogo para ensino de medição de software
Authors: Christiane Gresse von Wangenheim; Marcello Thiry; Djone Kochanski; L. Steil; D.J.A. Silva; J.C.A. Lino
Year: 2009

. This paper describes the development and evaluation of an initial prototype of an educational game for software measurement. The game X-MED v1.0 focuses on the education of software measurement, simulating the definition and execution of a measurement program for project management in alignment with CMMI-DEV maturity level 2. In this paper, we present the conception of the game, its implementation and its evaluation through a series of experiments.
ERP issues and challenges: a research synthesis
Authors: Faisal Mahmood; A. Khan; R. H. Bokhari
Year: 2019

PurposeDespite more than two decades of experience regarding the adoption and implementation of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems in organizations, ERPs success is questionable. Though ERPs success stories are published in past research studies, the failure rate of ERP systems is relatively high. The purpose of this study was to find issues and challenges and assess the degree of criticality of these issues/challenges faced by organizations during ERP implementation.Design/methodology/approachFor doing systematic review/research synthesis systematic literature review (SLR) was carried out considering research studies published within the time period, i.e. 1999-2018. Three major steps such as planning, conducting and reporting were followed to proceed further in this study. This study attempted to accomplish a critical review of 53 studies out of 103 studies identified, which were published in reputable journals to synthesize the existing literature in the ERP domain. The studies selected have almost addressed different challenges/issues faced by small and large organizations during ERP implementation.FindingsResearch synthesis/SLR led to the identification of 31 issues/challenges, which may be termed as most critical based on their occurrence/frequency in past studies included. The topmost ten issues/challenges amongst 31 identified include top management approach, change management, training and development, effective communication, system integration, business process reengineering, consultants/vendors selection, project management, project team formation, team empowerment/skilled people and data conversing/migration. However, other issues/challenges identified such as security risks/data security, cloud awareness, functionality limitations, service level agreements and subscription expenses are more related to cloud ERPs.Originality/valueThe current study is unique in its kind, focusing on the issues and challenges faced by organization during implementing ERP projects. Moreover, this study contributes to understanding and further analyzing management capabilities for developing remedial measures while planning the implementation of an enterprise system in their organizations prior to the occurrence of different issues and challenges ahead. The study also led to understanding and explaining socio-technical issues and their severity.
Streamlining Asphalt Mixture Dynamic Modulus Testing for Determination of Cyclic Fatigue Index Parameter (Sapp) Based on the Simplified Viscoelastic Continuum Damage Model
Authors: Varun Veginati; Michael D. Elwardany; D. Mensching; A. Golalipour
Year: 2023

As balanced mixture designs move forward, obtaining index properties quickly will become critical to routine application. This paper details a study into streamlining performance tests so that users may make decisions on as-designed and as-built material in a shorter period. This study is unique to asphalt materials research through its use of the Scrum methodology. Scrum is a form of the Agile project management technique often used in software development to manage complex projects. This process can also address the intricacies of applied research, with a focus on delivering high-value products through an iterative procedure. This paper is focused on optimizing temperature–frequency combinations in dynamic modulus (|E*|) tests to generate an equivalent master curve more rapidly. Three different versions of |E*| tests were conducted on four mixtures using combinations of five temperatures and seven frequencies in an asphalt mixture performance tester (AMPT). Cyclic fatigue testing was also conducted, which allowed for computation of the apparent damage capacity (Sapp). The results for Sapp show that there is no statistical difference between the three versions. Also, analysis showed that the total testing time for |E*| can be reduced by half without significant changes to master curves and values of Sapp generated under the testing sweep prescribed in the test standards. A streamlined testing version is provided based on a predefined evaluation approach to ensure adequate equivalency of critical parameters from the full testing suite.
Leveraging Orientation and Learning Transfer to Launch Capstone Consulting Projects
Authors: S. Wysong; Sandra Blanke; Jude Olson; Rosemary Maellaro
Year: 2021

This orientation session was designed to prepare students for their final MBA Capstone project, leverage lessons learned from graduates, transfer prior learning about teams and project management, and launch consulting projects with actual clients. Companies have used orientation sessions to onboard new employees for many years to improve productivity and innovation. Comparatively, the use of student orientation sessions is an understudied area. Our exploratory survey of 68 Capstone students on the completion of their course indicates that they benefit from this session, and subsequently have demonstrated marked improvement in teamwork and client deliverables according to their professors. This article addresses the elements of the orientation session that can be replicated and implemented by other professors teaching similar courses. We recommend that future research continue to examine this pedagogy.
室內設計教育專業分項之需求──以非住宅與住宅差異為例
Authors: 謝淳鈺 謝淳鈺; 顧擇承 顧擇承
Year: 2022

室內設計空間類型多元廣泛，包括商業空間、辦公空間、住宅空間，細分又可有所謂餐飲、銷售、廠辦等等，如何讓高等設計教育能夠應付外界不同類型的設計工作是很重要的一環。本研究針對學界、業界之間的學用落差，提出兩個問題1.在室內設計執業領域中其非住宅與住宅空間其工作內容的差異為何？2.針對學用合一之目標，室內設計教育以住宅－－非住宅空間專業分流的可能性？本研究以步驟一質性：「專家訪談法」，討論教育與執業過程中，對於住宅與非住宅兩種類型的專業知能差異探討。步驟二量性：「問卷調查法」，針對文獻與步驟一所整理出的室內設計專業學習項目以問卷了解各項專業知能的差異細節。研究結果發現，本研究所歸納出的31個專業學習項目可分為五大面向探討：1.使用者與使用評估2.專業知識3.溝通與呈現4.文件與法規5.工程管理整合。此五種面向在質性與量性分析皆呈現顯著差異，其中以專業知識差異最大，溝通與呈現差異最小，顯示若想要拉近產學距離，在專業知識面向中高度差異之項目，授課規劃上確實有分流教學之必要。The types of interior design spaces are much diversified, including commercial, office and residential spaces, which can also be divided into food, sales industry, and factory offices. This research is focusing on asking two questions in responding to the gap between the industry and academia.1. What is the difference in the work content between non-residential and residential spaces in interior design practice? 2. Is it possible for interior design education to have professional courses for non-residential space and residential space respectively (streaming)? Step one: Qualitative: expert interview method- this method discusses the difference between residential and non-residential professional knowledge in the process of education and career. Step two: Quantitative: Questionnaire survey method, based on the interior design work items sorted out in the literature and method one, we use questionnaires to understand the detailed differences in professional knowledge of each different category. The results of the study have found that there are 31 professional work items can be divided into five major aspects: 1.User and their evaluation. 2.Professional knowledge. 3.Communication and presentation. 4.Documents and regulations. 5.Project management integration. These five aspects show significant differences in both qualitative and quantitative analysis. Among them, aspects2 is the most significant, while aspects3 is the least significant. This result demonstrates that if we want to narrow down the gap between industry and academia, it will be necessary to teach courses with medium, high level of differences and difficulties by utilizing streaming education.
MODELS OF THE PROJECT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SELF-MANAGED ORGANIZATIONS IN THE PORTFOLIOS OF INFRASTRUCTURE RENEWAL PROJECTS OF UKRAINE
Authors: A. Ivko
Year: 2023

Introduction. The recovery of Ukraine from the consequences of the full-scale aggression of the russian federation requires the implementation of a whole set of projects, programs and project portfolios. At the same time, the task of choosing a management methodology for such projects is urgent. The analysis of methodological trends shows that the fourth stage of the development of methodological structures is currently underway - from the use of one methodology, through the development of the Agile methodology and the use of management of project collections (programs, portfolios) – project-oriented organizations began to use methodological mixes. As an expedient, it is proposed to investigate the syncretic principle and the corresponding methodology of managing projects, programs and portfolios of projects. This methodology is aimed at solving the urgent problems of creating and developing the methodology of management of restoration projects and is not sufficiently researched. Problem statement. Projects and portfolios of infrastructure restoration projects of Ukraine are implemented by a large number of participants representing different countries, different management cultures and different project management methodologies. One of the prerequisites for the success and efficiency of restoration projects is the creation of a new methodology that would ensure efficiency in such conditions, to which is added the trend of using by organizations the principles of self-management.
IMPLEMENTASI METODE SCRUM PADA MANAJEMEN PROYEK PENGEMBANGAN THE DOWNSTREAM SUPPLY CHAIN
Authors: Arhans Setiawan Supandji; T. Anwar
Year: 2024

CV. Marvelindo Utama, sebagai distributor resmi Smartfren di area Banyumas, Purbalingga, Cilacap, dan Kebumen (Barlingmascakeb), menghadapi masalah dalam sistem proses bisnisnya yang kurang efektif akibat belum adanya sistem manajemen rantai pasokan yang memadai. CV. Marvelindo Utama memerlukan sistem informasi manajemen rantai pasok yang terintegrasi untuk menyelesaikan masalah ini. Manajemen rantai pasok mengatur proses dari bahan baku hingga produk akhir, dan karena CV. Marvelindo Utama tidak memproduksi produknya sendiri, maka termasuk dalam manajemen rantai pasok downstream. Pengembangan sistem informasi manajemen rantai pasok downstream dilakukan dengan metode agile development system menggunakan framework SCRUM, yang berfokus pada manajemen proyek dalam pengembangan perangkat lunak untuk memastikan ketepatan waktu, biaya, serta kepastian pengerjaan proyek. Selain manajemen proyek, perhitungan estimasi biaya pengembangan sistem menggunakan metode use case point (UCP) yang menghitung estimasi usaha dan biaya berdasarkan jumlah dan kompleksitas use case dalam sistem. Hasil perhitungan UCP menunjukkan bahwa diperlukan setidaknya 158 hari kerja untuk mengembangkan sistem informasi manajemen rantai pasok downstream ini. Manajemen proyek yang baik sangat penting, dan penggunaan metode SCRUM efektif dalam melakukan dokumentasi manajemen proyek sistem informasi ini.
STRATEGIC INFLUENCE OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT ON PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY IN DELTA STATE, NIGERIA
Authors: Odiurho; Jonah Itoje
Year: 2023

The study investigated the effect of project management on organizational performance of selected construction companies in Delta State, Nigeria. The specific objectives of this study were to provide evidence on the effects of monitoring and evaluation (M & E) on organizational performance and to ascertain the influence of risk management on organizational performance. Three construction firms located in Asaba metropolis of Delta State were selected. The study relied on primary data which were obtained using structured questionnaire administered to 169 purposively selected respondents of the construction firms. The data collected were analyzed using Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) and correlation analysis in pursuance of the stated specific objectives of the study. The result showed that monitoring and evaluation and risk management have significant effects on organizational performance of the selected construction firms. The study concluded that M&E in particular has a good and significant impact on organizational performance (OP). As a result, construction firms should keep up with and grow strategic channels of project delivery to ramp up on performance. The study recommended that project management practices should be applied systematically to the project cycle from initiation to the close out stage of projects among others 
Keywords: Business Intelligence, Profitability, Operational Performance, Level of Competition, Project Performance.
How to Increase the Value of the Project Management Maturity Model as a Business-Oriented Framework
Authors: M. Nenni; Vincenzo Arnone; P. Boccardelli; Iolanda Napolitano
Year: 2014

An organization's effectiveness partly depends on the success of its projects. With this in mind, many efforts have been spent in recent decades to enhance the project management culture, but results are still highly unsatisfactory. Project Management Maturity Models (PMMMs) are seen by both the academic and the industrial communities as a solid instrument to achieve this goal. The point at issue is that surveys and researches show PMMMs must be better linked to business and financial performance. The aim of this paper is to explore the scope for improvement to evolve PMMMs as business-oriented frameworks.
Sylwia Żółkiewska, Małgorzata Rycharska, Noemi Gryczko: Biznes w świecie mobile. Jak zaprojektować, wykonać i wypromować aplikację mobilną, Warszawa: Wydawnictwo Poltext 2018, 133 [3] s., il.
Authors: Elżbieta Sroka
Year: 2023

The use of mobile applications in cultural institutions is increasingly observed. These issues are discussed in the book by Sylwia Zolkiewska, Malgorzata Rycharska and Noemi Gryczko Business in a Mobile World. How to design, make and promote a mobile application - nominated for the Economicus 2018 award.The publication, published by the Poltext publishing house, is in guidebook form with a large number of footnotes to contemporary literature and recent reports. However, the bibliography at the end of the book is missing. The authors of the publication Business in a Mobile World. How to design, make and promote a mobile application introduce the reader step by step to the entire process of developing, designing and implementing a mobile application. The book consists of ten logically organized chapters and an introduction and conclusion. In addition, it contains numerous graphics and tables to organize the information. The reviewed publication is a valuable and important book on the market in the field of mobile product design. It presents reliable knowledge, taking into account various ways of solving problems that arise during the design of a mobile application. The material collected in the publication can serve a wide range of readers, including entrepreneurs, professionals working on mobile services and products projects, both in terms of UX, information architecture, marketing, project management. In addition, the book can also serve as a compendium of knowledge for professionals studying the design and implementation of a mobile application or game.
SUCCESS FACTORS OF PROJECTS IN GLOBAL COMPANIES
Authors: A. N. Saulen; A. Yesmurzayeva
Year: 2024

Project success is the best outcome expected by project stakeholders. Whether it’s a product launch or service delivery, practitioners want to achieve success in projects as well and they have their understanding of project success and dependence of it on various factors. This concept is still developing, as the projects constantly transform in dynamic market. Project success is connected to factors, which contribute to the project successful delivery. For the time-being it is not limited to triple constrains pyramid of time, cost, and budget. “Iron triangle” was the initial model for project management success, however, it reflected only general projects in the 20th century. Researchers establish new factors and frameworks analyzing, how companies reach success in different fields. At the same time the business expands, companies strive to extend their territories to more than one country, so become international, global as the time goes by. They way how this companies continue leading projects is a matter of research nowadays, they face challenges as cultural, language, communication, legal, etc. The purpose of this research is to define project success factors from the perspective of practitioners with project management experience in global companies. Conduct of survey, quantitative analysis was applied as a research method. The findings of this study tested the hypothesis claiming that specific factors considerably contribute the success of global projects.
The Natural History Museum Data Portal
Authors: Ben Scott; Edward Baker; Matt Woodburn; Sarah Vincent; Helen Hardy; V. Smith
Year: 2019

Abstract The Natural History Museum, London (NHM), generates and holds some of the largest global data sets relating to the biological and geological diversity of the natural world. A majority of these data were, until 2015, not widely accessible, and, even when published, were typically hard to find, poorly documented and in formats that impede discovery and integration. To better serve the bespoke needs of user communities outside and within the NHM, a dedicated data portal was developed to surface these data sets and provide a sustainable platform to encourage their citation and reuse. This paper describes the technical development of the data portal, from its inception to beta launch in December 2015, its first 2 years of operation, and future plans for the project. It outlines the development principles adopted for this prototypical project, which subsequently informed new digital project management methodologies at the NHM. The process of developing the data portal acted as a driver to implement policies necessary to encourage a culture of data sharing at the NHM.
Optimizing Project Management System in Construction Development: A Case Study of the Upper Cisokan Hydro Electric Power Plant
Authors: Chandra Harianto Sinaga; Yuliani Dwi Lestari
Year: 2024

This study explores project management challenges in the Upper Cisokan Hydro Electric Power Plant (UCPS HEPP) project, focusing on delays and inefficiencies in stakeholder engagement and execution processes. Key issues identified include delays in completing the Contractor's Environmental and Social Management Plan (C-ESMP), late preparation of detailed programs, the inability to provide timely financial statements, contractor's performance, including inadequate skills and systems. The study employs both qualitative methods, including observations and semi-structured interviews with key stakeholders to identify root causes and recommend solutions. Utilizing the PMBOKGuide's principles and AHP model, the study suggests that enhancing contractor skills, improving systems, and ensuring compliance with international standards are critical for project success. The findings provide practical insights for improving project management practices in similar large-scale infrastructure projects, particularly in emerging markets.
Lean in the public sector in Finland.
Authors: Pekka Petäjäniemi
Year: 2023

Finland is undergoing an immense change in the execution of real estate development and construction projects. Since 2011 nearly 100 projects have already been launched in the country with the Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) principle. The total value of the projects is close to 7.3 billion euros. The principles of integration are currently applied especially to project management contracts, but also to other traditional contract models with fixed content or fixed price. Implementation of the IPD models has triggered a change in work culture and practices across the whole construction field. Focus within the traditionally somewhat quarrelsome and fragmented industry has now shifted towards cooperation and continuous improvement – both important Lean principles. Experience from the integration of contracting authorities and service providers has shown the advantages to be achieved. The contracting authority can utilize the know-how of different parties from the start of the project, as designers and builders are planning ways of execution together. A joint development phase leads to better planning and more accurate budgeting as well as better commitment of different parties. The use of IPD models has also served as a significant basis for introducing Lean principles and tools in Finland. Without IPD models, especially the customers' awareness of the benefits of Lean methods would have remained low. Furthermore, the sharing of risks and benefits encourages the execution of projects with stricter adherence to budget and schedule. So far, all completed IPD projects have achieved the target schedule and budget. Despite minor shifts in the cost targets of the projects, all contracting parties have been satisfied with the achieved results.
Towards Increased Construct Clarity in IS Project Management Research
Authors: Mohammad Moeini Aghkariz; Simon Cleveland
Year: 2017

Construct clarity is crucial for the proper development, accumulation, and dissemination of scientific knowledge in IS. By reviewing the past four decades of project management literature against six aspects of construct clarity for a specific construct (i.e., risk response), this study aims to evidence that construct unclarity is a legitimate concern in this area and subsequently to propose several avenues for increasing the clarity of project management constructs in general and the risk response construct in particular.