derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Perancangan desain buku "Am I Doing It Right" dari Hola Grafika sebagai media pencarian identitas desainer muda di Indonesia
Authors: Lie Calvin Christian; Stevanus Christian Anggrianto
Year: 2023

Dalam era modern ini, masih didapati banyak desainer muda yang hanya mengedepankan keterampilan teknik saja sehingga keterampilan-keterampilan non teknis seperti komunikasi, project management, creative thinking, dan sebagainya. Selain itu ditemui juga bahwa sebagian desainer grafis muda masih belum memahami esensi dari karir atau profesi seorang desainer grafis. Hal ini menyebabkan kurangnya pemahaman terkait hal-hal yang dibutuhkan seorang desainer dalam berkarir, tidak tahunya nilai sebuah karya, hingga tujuan karir yang ingin dijunjung. Dari masalah tersebut Hola Grafika hadir sebagai brand edukasi yang berbasis di sosial media untuk menginformasikan serta mengedukasi desainer-desainer muda Indonesia agar dapat berkembang dalam karir serta pekerjaannya. Untuk menciptakan solusi yang informatif, menarik, serta kredibel, maka perlu merancang buku “Am I Doing It Right” sebagai buku panduan sebelum memasuki dunia desain grafis. Melalui studi literatur dan uji coba dengan metode wawancara. Buku “Am I Doing It Right” dibuat untuk menjadi solusi desain komunikasi visual bagi masalah tersebut. Dalam jurnal ini akan dibahas bagaimana cara merancang desain buku "Am I Doing It Right" dari Hola Grafika sebagai media pencarian identitas desainer muda di Indonesia. Sehingga didapati metode penciptaan produk yang tepat dan dapat menciptakan buku yang tidak hanya informatif namun komprehensif. Melalui hasil penelitian dan uji coba terhadap expert user, extreme user, dan khalayak sasaran, maka didapati bahwa buku yang dirancang sudah dinilai memiliki tampilan yang baik serta mampu mencerminkan persona yang ingin dikomunikasikan dari buku “Am I Doing It Right”. Selain itu didapati juga bahwa konten serta materi yang ditawarkan sudah memiliki kualitas yang sangat baik dan dapat diaplikasikan ke dalam pekerjaan serta proses berkarir seorang desainer. Di akhir kata, dapat disimpulkan bahwa hasil perancangan yang dilakukan berdasarkan tinjauan pustaka sudah sesuai terhadap kondisi atau situasi pasar serta target yang dituju.
Working with families of patients within an adult mental health service: development of a programme model.
Authors: Y. Mottaghipour; L. Woodland; Annemaree Bickerton; G. Sara
Year: 2006

OBJECTIVE
In order to implement and sustain family intervention programmes in clinical settings, there is a need for an organizational change within routine clinical practice. The objective of this paper is to outline the idea behind the development of a programme for working with families of patients within an adult mental health service.


METHODS
Capacity building, project management and action research frameworks were the three theoretical frameworks used to inform the implementation of the programme within the mental health service. Extensive literature in the area of working with families informed the programme's content. Sutherland Mental Health Service in New South Wales is used as a model to show that organizational changes are needed to implement a 'family friendly' service.


RESULTS
The programme included two main components: (i) a service development component, (ii) a family engagement and support component. Description of the programme plan has been based on key objectives, strategies and activities for implementation at the service delivery level. Individual activities within the programme have achieved their goals. The rate of family contact within the service has doubled.


CONCLUSIONS
Issues regarding the effectiveness of such a programme, its limitations, as well as the nature of examining and evaluating such work were discussed. Becoming more 'family friendly' is a realistic goal for adult mental health services.
Gamifying the Escape from the Engineering Method Prison
Authors: Kai-Kristian Kemell; Juhani Risku; A. Evensen; Pekka Abraharnsson; Aleksander Madsen Dahl; Lars Henrik Grytten; Agata Jedryszek; Petter Rostrup; Anh Nguyen-Duc
Year: 2018

Software Engineering is an engineering discipline but lacks a solid theoretical foundation. One effort in remedying this situation has been the SEMAT Essence specification. Essence consists of a language for modeling Software Engineering (SE) practices and methods and a kernel containing what its authors describe as being elements that are present in every software development project. In practice, it is a method agnostic project management tool for SE Projects. Using the language of the specification, Essence can be used to model any software development method or practice. Thus, the specification can potentially be applied to any software development context, making it a powerful tool. However, due to the manual work and the learning process involved in modeling practices with Essence, its initial adoption can be tasking for development teams. Due to the importance of project management in SE projects, new project management tools such as Essence are valuable, and facilitating their adoption is consequently important. To tackle this issue in the case of Essence, we present a game-based approach to teaching the use Essence. In this paper, we gamify the learning process by means of an innovative board game. The game is empirically validated in a study involving students from the IT faculty of University of Jyvaskyla (n=61). Based on the results, we report the effectiveness of the game-based approach to teaching both Essence and SE project work.
Analysis of the features of passenger transportation projects
Authors: Vitalii Ishchenko; V. Kharuta
Year: 2024

In the era of active development of the transport industry, the introduction of
 digital technologies, the issue of the quality of passenger transportation still remains
 unresolved, despite the large number of carriers. The general transport system is an
 integral component of the country's economic development, and therefore research in the
 field of passenger transport becomes relevant and key aspects in solving the problem of
 improving the provision of transport services. The authors analyzed the features, main
 problems and risks of passenger transportation projects. It is noted that the majority
 of scientific works are devoted to cargo transportation, and those studies related to
 the field of passenger transportation consider the issue of quality provision of
 passenger transportation very superficially. The article demonstrates the need to
 replace traditional forms of project management in the transport sector with modern and
 progressive ones. Among a number of innovative approaches to management, the authors
 recommend the implementation of value-oriented management of passenger transportation
 projects, justifying the fact that value, as a rule, arises only in the process of
 operating a product, even if a high-quality and efficient system of passenger
 transportation is the value that will satisfy stakeholders, and primarily passengers. A
 value-oriented approach to passenger transport projects is determined by the main values
 that have a certain influence on the success and efficiency of such projects. The main
 idea is to take into account the needs and expectations of passengers, ensuring comfort,
 safety and efficiency of transportation. Conclusions were made regarding the need to
 continue researching value-oriented management in the field of passenger transportation,
 taking into account the specificity of projects in this field.
Community Based Resources: Mengembangkan Kapasitas Komunitas GKJ Jeruklegi Margi Rahayu Menuju Sejahtera
Authors: A. Respati; Purwani Retno Andalas; X. Prasasyaningsih; Putriana Kristanti; Pristanto Silalahi; A. Nugroho
Year: 2023

GKJ Jeruk Legi is a religious-based community in Cilacap Regency. Founded in 2014, this church has a congregation of around 250 people. Single congregations come from very varied backgrounds, with the majority being women and having completed their bachelor's degrees. Seeing from eyes of workers can be seen as domestic workers, contractors, culinary, vegetable trading, minimal water depots, livestock, and agriculture. Even so, most people still have problems in terms of welfare. Through a project management approach, this activity proposes a triangulation of solutions, including optimizing the livestock and agricultural sectors, developing entrepreneurship through asset families, and the initiation and aspirations of cooperatives. Through project management and triangulation of solutions, it is hoped that these activities can be structured coherently to achieve welfare goals and increase the economy. The evaluation results showed that most of the community succeeded in obtaining knowledge related to the triangulation of solutions for goals.
O-088 SHIFTING FROM AN INDIVIDUAL TO AN ORGANIZATIONAL PERSPECTIVE IN WORK ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT – A PROCESS EVALUATION OF A SIX-YEAR INTERVENTION PROGRAM WITHIN THE SWEDISH PUBLIC SECTOR
Authors: Isabelle Dahlqvist; Christian Ståhl; J. Severin; M. Akerstrom
Year: 2024


 
 
 Working systematically with the organizational and psychosocial work environment entails several challenges. This study aims to evaluate the process of a six-year organizational-level intervention program where workplaces could apply for funds to implement preventive measures.
 
 
 
 The process was studied using a mixed-method approach combining qualitative document and content analyses based on process documentation (n=135), quantitative descriptive analyses of submitted applications with decisions (n=621), and interviews with internal occupational health services professionals (n=9).
 
 
 
 The project management expressed concerns with sufficient competence and resources among stakeholders and participating workplaces, and role conflicts and ambiguities between the program and everyday operations. Consequently, the application process was developed over time using the knowledge gained from previous years. The proportion of granted intervention measures on an organizational level increased throughout the years from 39% in 2017 to 89% in 2022.
 
 
 
 A change in perspective, from an individual to an organizational perspective, was seen among the program management group and the internal occupational health services responsible for implementing most of the granted intervention measures. The changes in the application process were believed to be the main contributor to the change in the proportion of granted measures on an organizational level.
 
 
 
 Results indicate that a long-term organizational-level workplace intervention program may be used, by the employer, as a tool for shifting from an individual- to an organizational perspective in the work environment management. However, additional measures on multiple levels need to be implemented to secure a sustainable shift in perspective within the organization.
ВЛИЯНИЕ УРОВНЯ ИНФЛЯЦИИ НА БЮДЖЕТ СТРОИТЕЛЬНЫХ ПРОЕКТОВ
Authors: IVONTEV A.A. IVONTEV A.A.; SAVVINOVA V.O. SAVVINOVA V.O.; ABUKOV A.I. ABUKOV A.I.
Year: 2024

A critical consideration for industry stakeholders is the impact of inflation on construction projects. This research examines the multifaceted impact of inflation rates on construction project budgets, drawing on insights from empirical studies and theoretical frameworks. Through a comprehensive analysis of the literature, the study highlights how inflation affects various aspects of construction projects, including material costs, labour costs and project schedules. It also examines predictive models and risk mitigation strategies to address inflationrelated project management challenges. The findings highlight the pervasive nature of inflationary pressures on construction projects and underline the importance of proactive measures to mitigate cost overruns and ensure project viability. Stakeholders can improve project resilience and optimise outcomes in a dynamic economic environment by integrating inflation considerations into budget estimates and risk management frameworks.
 Влияние инфляции на строительные проекты важнейший вопрос для заинтересованных сторон. В данном исследовании рассматривается многогранное влияние уровня инфляции на бюджеты строительных проектов на основе результатов эмпирических исследований и теоретических разработок. Благодаря всестороннему анализу литературы в исследовании подчеркивается, как инфляция влияет на различные аспекты строительных проектов, включая стоимость материалов, трудозатраты и графики реализации проектов. В нем также рассматриваются модели прогнозирования и стратегии снижения рисков для решения связанных с инфляцией проблем управления проектами. Полученные результаты свидетельствуют о повсеместном влиянии инфляции на строительные проекты и подчеркивают важность упреждающих мер по снижению перерасхода средств и обеспечению жизнеспособности проекта. Заинтересованные стороны могут повысить устойчивость проектов и оптимизировать результаты в динамичной экономической среде, включив учет инфляции в бюджетную смету и систему управления рисками.
Implementation of Contractor Safety Management System (CSMS) PT. Waskita Karya on Rigid Pavement Subcontractor
Authors: R. Ratriwardhani; Bella Angelica Kauno; M. N. Rhomadhoni; Friska Ayu
Year: 2024

Purpose: This study aims to evaluate the application of Contractor Safety Management System (CSMS) and its compatibility between the administrative stage and implementation in construction projects, particularly focusing on the Kutanegara region in Indonesia. Recognizing the prevalence of work accidents and delays attributed to discrepancies in CSMS, the research seeks to assess the alignment between CSMS policies and their execution in the field. 
  
Methods: The research adopts a descriptive qualitative approach to evaluate the application of CSMS. Data collection employs triangulation, combining observation, interviews, and documentation review. Key informants, including main and supporting stakeholders, are selected through purposive sampling techniques to provide insights into CSMS implementation and its effectiveness in ensuring workplace safety and compliance. 
  
Results and Discussion: The evaluation of CSMS application reveals inconsistencies between administrative policies and their implementation in the field. Specifically, discrepancies are identified in the installation of vision, mission, and policy statements (16%), K3 signs and smoking bans (42%), warning signs and evacuation directions (53%), and the management of electrical panels and Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) procedures (37%). While these inconsistencies are categorized as minor, they highlight the need for continuous improvement and alignment between CSMS policies and practices to mitigate work accidents and delays effectively. 
  
Implications of the Research: The findings of this study have implications for construction project management and safety practices, emphasizing the importance of aligning CSMS policies with on-site implementation to enhance workplace safety and efficiency. By identifying discrepancies and areas for improvement in CSMS application, the research provides insights into strategies for enhancing safety protocols and reducing the risk of work accidents and delays in construction projects. 
  
Originality/Value: This study contributes to the existing literature by addressing the gap in research regarding the alignment between CSMS policies and their implementation in construction projects, particularly in the Indonesian context. By employing a qualitative approach and triangulating multiple data sources, the research offers valuable insights into the effectiveness of CSMS in ensuring workplace safety and compliance. The findings underscore the importance of continuous improvement and adherence to safety protocols in construction projects, ultimately enhancing the overall quality and efficiency of project delivery.
A Web Based Method for Managing PRINCE2® Projects Using Trello®
Authors: N. Naik; Paul Jenkins
Year: 2019

PRINCE2 is a project management methodology and de facto standard adopted by both government and private sectors worldwide. It is a product-based planning method that divides the project into manageable stages to administer the project risk more efficiently. Managing all the stages and documentation required by the PRINCE2 is a complex, collaborative and controlled process. Therefore, it is important for project managers and the team to be able to understand the completeness of the project at a glance to arrange and utilise appropriate resources for the successful implementation of the project. One such crucial resource is a web-based and collaborative working tool for managing a PRINCE2 project. There are a number of commercial software tools available to customise and manage PRINCE2 projects on the market. However, most of these are very expensive with a significant learning curve, and generally are not affordable for a small-scale project development or training purposes. Therefore, this paper addresses this problem and proposes a web-based method for managing PRINCE2 projects using Trello. Trello is a web-based project management tool, which is inexpensive and easy to use at a small-scale, where tasks and personnel can be brought together to manage the project in an efficient way. Nevertheless, it is not a particular PRINCE2 project management tool but it can be customised to manage PRINCE2 projects and its stages with basic functionality.
RANCANG BANGUN SISTEM INFORMASI MANAJEMEN PROYEK PADA CV.GRAHA RAYA CONSULTANT
Authors: Muhammad Fauzan Amri; Calvin Aditya Harahap
Year: 2024

Project Management Information System is needed to support the effectiveness of project management at CV. Graha Raya Consultant. Currently, the company faces challenges in managing scattered project information and inefficient coordination processes. This study aims to design and implement a web-based project management information system that can assist in monitoring, managing data, and reporting projects. The methodology used is the waterfall-based software development method. This system is expected to help improve efficiency in project management and minimize errors caused by manual recording. The test results show that the information system developed is able to meet the company's needs and facilitate management in supervising each stage of the project.
Adoption of Large-Scale Scrum Practices through the Use of Management 3.0
Authors: F. Almeida; Eduardo Espinheira
Year: 2022

Software engineering companies have progressively incorporated agile project management methodologies. Initially, this migration occurred mostly in the context of startups, but in recent years it has also sparked interest from other companies with larger and more geographically dispersed teams. One of the frameworks used for large-scale agile implementation is the LeSS framework. This study seeks to explore how Management 3.0 principles can be applied in the context of the ten practices proposed in the LeSS framework. To this end, a qualitative research methodology based on four case studies is used to identify and explore the role of Management 3.0 in software management and development processes that adopt this agile paradigm. The findings show that the principles of Management 3.0 are relevant to the implementation of the LeSS framework practices, especially in fostering team values and personal values; however, distinct principles between the two paradigms are also identified, namely the greater rigidity of processes advocated in the LeSS framework and a greater focus on process automation.
A Study on a Multidimensional Model of Mum Effect among IT Students
Authors: Sakgasit Ramingwong; A. Sajeev; Lachana Inchaiwong
Year: 2009

Mum Effect is an important software project risk. The risk indicates members of projects not speaking out when they are aware of problems; this silence in turn can lead to project failure. In a multi-cultural offshoring scenario, culture is very much likely to influence both the intensity and probability of mum effect. We have proposed a model for mum effect which identifies three causes, namely, communication gap, fear of consequences and team solidarity. This study demonstrates the relationships between cultural dimensions and potential causes of mum effect among IT students. Understanding the perceptions of students is important to better design courses on software project management in outsourced environments.
Organizing Projects for Innovation: A Collective Mindfulness Perspective
Authors: Amany R. Elbanna; D. Murray
Year: 2009

IS projects continue to present a problematic endeavor for organizations. A high percentage of IS projects fail to meet efficiency metrics of on time, on budget, and on initial specifications. Even when projects meet these efficiency metrics, recent research and experience show that they fail to deliver business benefits. This paper presents an appreciative enquiry of a successful IS project that delivered an innovative business solution that was highly appreciated and valued by the business. Analysis of post-project data reveals the resemblance of the project practices with the creation of a collective mindfulness. It suggests that the project practices supported by an Agile software development method allowed the organization the opportunity to create a ‘bubble’ of collective mindfulness. This bubble of collective mindfulness had the capacity to sustain a high level of vigilance and sensitivity to business operations and needs which fostered business innovation and the delivery of a successful solution. The paper empirically contributes to the understanding of how IS project management could enable business innovation. Practitioners are invited to create a mindful organization for IS projects that embraces change and fosters business innovation.
Methodology of projects management of innovative development of the region: methodology for forming a clustering strategy
Authors: И.В. Романенко
Year: 2022

Разработана и на примере Санкт-Петербурга практически апробирована методика формирования стратегии кластеризации малых и средних предприятий региона. Методика учитывает количество хозяйствующих субъектов, объёмы реализуемой ими продукции, темпы роста выручки от реализации. По данным критериям приоритетными являются: транспорт, электротехника и электроника, строительство. Кроме того, по отдельным стратегиям: наука, машиностроение, информационные технологии, отрасли социальной сферы, торговля.
 A methodology for forming a clustering strategy for small and medium-sized enterprises in the region has been developed and practically tested on the example of St. Petersburg. The methodology takes into account the number of economic entities, the volume of products sold by them, the growth rate of sales revenue. According to these criteria, the priorities are: transport, electrical engineering and electronics, construction. In addition, for individual strategies: science, mechanical engineering, information technology, social sectors, trade.