derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
A Review of BIM based Inventory Management Workflow and Techniques
Authors: Aditya Mahajan; Anil Kumar Chilakapati
Year: 2023

The main objective of material management is to strategically plan the usage of materials, which is crucial for the construction sector. When producing material managing with the goal of fulfilling the demands of production and building. Materials should be kept to a minimum, and the amount of capital should be decreased. in order to choose the best manufacturing scenario and manage the inventory efficiently. In this situation, simulation offers a suitable method for quickly testing suggested scenarios. Building information modelling (BIM) offers a practical and comprehensive way of exchanging data among various contexts, which is necessary for simulation models. Thus, the information extrapolated from the BIM model is used in this study to propose a mix of discrete-event and continuous simulation that simplifies inventory management for large scale construction. This strategy creates a schedule and guarantees consistency and efficiency of the workflow. This research will provide a brief overview of the inventory management process in order to give some insight into why these techniques are so necessary. We’ll also talk about various ways that inventories can be managed and review some of the popular BIM-based RDBMS systems (Relational Database Management System) on the market. The compression of different types of inventory management workflow concludes that a more efficient work process, increased activity, and less input time and burden compared to a management system without BIM. These results showed that construction project management performed better under the suggested BIM-based approach.
Financial Project Management: Basic Approaches and Methods
Authors: S. Krechetov
Year: 2023

Abstract. This scientific article analyzes the main approaches related to financial project management. Various methods used in the field of financial project management have been studied, with an emphasis on the analysis of their essential significance, covering such key aspects as the effective allocation of financial resources, financial decision-making and the determination of financial success indicators related to the implementation of projects. In the course of the study, important conclusions were drawn regarding the advantages and limitations of the methods considered, and the direct impact of financial management on the quality and effectiveness of project initiatives was confirmed. Recommendations aimed at optimizing financial project management are proposed, which are useful for practical application in financial project management, and can also become the basis for further research in this area.
GPMS: An educational supportive graduation project management system
Authors: M. Awad
Year: 2017

Senior Graduation Project highlights a significant milestone for undergraduate and graduate students in their journey of perusing their scientific degrees. It is considered a must‐complete requirement in most colleges. No doubt that managing the educational tasks, such as selecting projects, creating rubrics, scheduling, submitting reports, resource managements, assessment, etc., involved in senior projects can be challenging for students and educators. In this paper, we present an innovative Graduation Project Management System (GPMS) to keep track of different senior project educational processes starting from selecting projects going through grading until assessment. GPMS is equipped with data analytic gadget to monitor students’ pedagogical habits. This online system is based on open source technologies, namely, Java, Apache/Tomcat, WEKA, and MySql database management system (DBMS), and it is very flexible, adaptable, and configurable for most colleges.
Analyzing and Calibrating Risk Assessment by Software Developers
Authors: Yukasa Murakami; Masateru Tsunoda; E. Campos
Year: 2022

—In so ft ware project management, risk management is a critical factor. Project managers use existing lists of risk or perform brainstorming to identify the risks. However, it is not easy to perceive all the risks objectively. As a result, some risks are perceived based on subjective impression, which leads to risk biases. So, our goals are (i) We clarify the risk perception of developers to enhance the reliability of the brainstorming, and (ii) we calibrate the risk assessment based on a mathematical model to make more accurate risk list. In the analysis, we collected data concerning the risk perception of 69 professional software developers via a questionnaire. The average number of years of experience among these professionals was 18.3. Using the dataset, we applied factor analysis to clarify the factors that affect the evaluation of risk impact. The questionnaire was based on the risk perception theory established by Slovic, in which “dread” and “unknown” are the major factor of risk perception. The analysis result shows that (i) risk experience (i.e., whether a developer actually faced the risk or not) sometimes affects risk assessment (evaluation of risk impact), (ii) risk perception is considered to be based on unknown and dread factors, and (iii) risk assessment can be calibrated by a mathematical model (the average absolute error was 0.20).
Inovasi Perencanaan Keuangan menggunakan Artificial Intelligence (AI) Click Up pada UMKM Chibi-chibi Mochi
Authors: Fia Dialysa
Year: 2024

This community service aims to innovate Artificial Intelligence (AI) financial planning using the ClickUp application to improve the quality of project management, especially budgeting, thereby increasing efficiency, productivity, and better decision-making so that these MSMEs can be highly competitive in the fintech era. Artificial intelligence is a system in a machine that imitates the way humans think and act (human intelligence). One of a computer science related to the development that can imitate human expertise in carrying out certain tasks is Artificial Intelligence (AI)  (Nurcholis, 2023). The program carried out is training and mentoring so that financial planning is more innovative, economical, practical, easily accessible, and has minimal errors. The problem faced by business actors is financial planning that has not been implemented properly so business targets and income targets are often not achieved. This has an impact on the sustainability of the Chibi-Chibi Mochi MSME business in the era of competition. The solution to the problem is that the community service team will provide training and mentoring on financial planning innovation using Artificial Intelligence (AI) ClickUp. The output targets to be achieved are in the form of journal publications and increasing the understanding and skills of business actors.
Cybernetic Model Design for the Qualification of Pharmaceutical Facilities
Authors: Ilija Tabašević; D. D. Milanović; Vesna Spasojević Brkić; M. Misita; A. Zunjic
Year: 2024

In this paper, an integrated cybernetic model for managing qualification activities when commissioning pharmaceutical facilities is created, focusing on defining critical factors that provide all the prerequisites for the start of the production process. An eight-year research and work on complex projects in the pharmaceutical industry is integrated into a scientific research endeavor focused on the qualification of pharmaceutical facilities. The newly designed cybernetic model for the qualification of pharmaceutical facilities is flexible and adaptive and has the most adequate elements so far recognized in practice and enables the qualification of smart facilities, in accordance with the concept of Pharma 4.0. Additionally, it meets the requirements of the regulatory authorities; therefore, it constantly initiates the search for better solutions and process improvements. Moreover, it is universal and, thus, applicable to all reconstructions in the pharmaceutical industry. The application of the designed model has been implemented in practice and has shown outstanding results, as it combines diversity and sustainability in project management. Also, the model focuses on indicating aspects that include risk management, scientific approach, experimental testing, numerical simulations, as well as the possibility of optimization and energy saving.
CURRENT STATE OF TRANSFORMATION OF ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN THE CONTEXT OF IT TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT
Authors: Ihor Andruhiv
Year: 2024

The modern transformation of enterprise management systems under the influence of the development of IT technologies is one of the key trends in economics and management. The use of information technologies has significantly changed the structure, processes, and management methods, ensuring increased efficiency of enterprises and their adaptation to new market conditions. An important component of this transformation is the automation of business processes. The integration of systems such as ERP, CRM, and SCM allows enterprises to automate various aspects of their operations – from production to personnel management. In the context of the development of modern IT technologies, the transformation of enterprise management systems gains strategic significance. It is argued that the automation of business processes, digitalization of communications, implementation of big data analytics, and the Internet of Things (IoT) significantly enhance the effectiveness of management decisions and enable enterprises to achieve high results in a competitive environment. It is proven that the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning contributes to process optimization and increases the accuracy of market trend forecasting, as well as improves the personalization of customer interactions. It is substantiated that the development of cybersecurity is an integral part of modern IT infrastructures, as business digitalization significantly increases the risks of cyberattacks. This compels enterprises to invest in protecting their information systems to ensure data security. Moreover, flexible project management methodologies such as Agile, Lean, and Scrum allow for rapid adaptation to changes in the business environment, leading to increased productivity and reduced costs. It is also argued that social responsibility and sustainable development have become important components of modern management activities. The use of IT technologies allows for the automation of processes to monitor environmental and social standards, reduce emissions and energy consumption, as evidenced by both global and Ukrainian examples. Thus, the implementation of modern technologies creates conditions for enhancing enterprise efficiency, supporting sustainable development, and competitiveness in the global economy.
When politicians and the experts collide: Organization and the creation of information spheres
Authors: F. Riley; D. Allen; Thomas D. Wilson
Year: 2022

This paper explores collaborative information behavior in the context of highly politicized decision making. It draws upon a qualitative case study of project management of a contentious public sector infrastructure project. We noted the creation of spaces for the development and exchange of information by experts and conceptualize these as information spheres. We postulate that these were formed to bypass power‐induced information behavior that excludes expert power, such as information avoidance. This approach contrasts with the expected project management and information norms, rules and behavior, however, provides a language that can be used to explain the phenomena of bounded information spaces which complement and may be used as a development of adjunct to small world's theory.
Construction Project Delay Risk Assessment Based on 4M1E Framework and Afghanistan Situation
Authors: Hijratullah Sharifzada; Deming Yu
Year: 2024

In the realm of construction project management, delays present a significant impediment, particularly within complex socio-political contexts such as Afghanistan. This study endeavors to elucidate the multifaceted nature of construction project delays in Afghanistan, employing the 4M1E (Man, Machine, Material, Method, and Environment) framework to conduct a comprehensive risk assessment. The research methodology entailed the development of a structured questionnaire grounded in an extensive review of pertinent literature, targeting 30 recognized causes of project delays. This instrument was administered to a representative sample of 144 professionals across the Afghan construction industry spectrum, including clients, consultants, and contractors. Analytical rigor was applied through the deployment of frequency, severity, and importance indices to evaluate the collected data. This analysis culminated in the distillation of ten paramount delay risk factors, encapsulating elements such as governmental policy stability modifications in project scope and design alongside delays in material testing and approval processes. A comparative dimension was incorporated to benchmark these findings against global standards, thereby enhancing the robustness of the study’s conclusions. Moreover, the research delineates the congruence and discordance among different respondent cohorts, bolstering the integrity of the identified delay factors through a validation of internal consistency and reliability. The strategic application of the 4M1E framework, contextualized within the Afghan construction landscape, furnishes pivotal insights for stakeholders, equipping them with a nuanced understanding necessary for the proactive mitigation of delay risks. The implications of this study are far-reaching, promising to augment project completion efficiency, budget adherence, and overall project success, with particular resonance for environments paralleling the intricacies of Afghanistan. Doi: 10.28991/CEJ-2024-010-01-06 Full Text: PDF
Project Management in Cross-Sector Partnership: A Systematic Literature Review
Authors: Maja Jokiel; Grzegorz Jokiel; Robert Bobkier; Arkadiusz Babczuk
Year: 2024

This paper aims to synthesize knowledge about project management (PM) in cross-sector partnerships (CSP) from three perspectives: project methodology (methodology), project leadership (PL), and project team building (TB). Significant gaps in the literature on “universal” descriptions of the phenomenon of project management in cross-sector partnerships are noted. This indicates the need for a comprehensive and well-established conceptual framework or models to explain project management specifics in CSP. The research gap is related to the lack of a comprehensive, unified theoretical and practical approach to project management in cross-sector partnerships that considers the specificities of this type of cooperation and explains the key factors that affect the effectiveness of project implementation (Murphy et al., 2023; Murphy, D.F, 2023). A bibliometric analysis of articles indexed in the Scopus database was carried out (as a result, 58 articles were identified). After analyzing abstracts and a manual in-depth review, the final sample comprised 24 documents. In their descriptions, the authors focused primarily on presenting PM in CSP in the objective aspect, rarely focusing on the subjectivity of the PM in the CSP aspect. This article identified the following conclusions. All authors in the articles analyzed agree that there are no ‘universal’ descriptions of the PM in the CSP phenomenon. Another conclusion is that there is a relatively high asymmetry of knowledge, mainly due to the power and ownership of the funds that finance implementation The most common theories cited by the authors are: resource-based view theory, agency theory, resource-based theory, institutional theory, affect theory and value creation theory. It is essential to continuously monitor scientific developments in this field, as this may facilitate the description of the CSP phenomenon.
IMPLEMENTATION ASPECTS ANALYSIS OF SYNCRETIC METHODOLOGY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE RESTORATION PROJECTS
Authors: A. Ivko
Year: 2024

Summary: The work substantiates the relevance of the syncretic methodology for managing infrastructure restoration projects and investigates the aspects of its implementation that have been carried out. The purpose of the research is set. The available project management methodologies were analyzed, and five typical models of building a corporate project management methodology in the organization were identified. The place and significance of syncretic methodology is outlined. The object of analysis to which the syncretic methodology was applied is described - the Grand portfolio of restoration projects, consisting of projects and portfolios of infrastructure restoration projects. The implemented model of the cyclical process of implementation of management of restoration projects is described. The "system-result" model of the created syncretic methodology of infrastructure restoration project management, which was implemented, is also presented and described.
The implementation of the syncretic project management methodology in the context of the implementation of the Grand portfolio of restoration projects was analyzed from organizational, methodological and instrumental aspects. Each such aspect is considered in the perspective of the five directions that are described. According to the results of the analysis, the regularities that were discovered during the implementation, which influenced the adjustment of the models and methods of the syncretic methodology, were formulated. Also given is a SWOT analysis of the implementation of syncretic methodology models and methods in the implementation of projects and portfolios of restoration projects. Prospects for further scientific research in the chosen direction are also determined. 
Keywords: infrastructure restoration projects, project and program management, project management methodology, self-managed organization, syncretic methodology.
An Approach to Designing PHM Systems with Systems Engineering
Authors: Thomas Dumargue; Jean-Robert Pougeon; Jean-R´emi Mass´e
Year: 2016

This work shows that given the numerous specific constraints that PHM systems for turbofan engines have to deal with and despite the low level of criticality of such systems, the use of Systems Engineering (or even System of Systems Engineering) methods and tools is essential to ensure project success. Various aspects of the methodology which were applied in our projects are presented here: on one hand general system design and project management considerations, on the other hand transversal methodological items such as model-based systems engineering and methods to manage requirements, hypotheses, interfaces, configuration, change, compatibility, validation, verification and integration. Associated pitfalls and lessons learned from applying these elements are highlighted, especially the importance of defining from the beginning of the design all the project management plans, with a constant focus on customer needs satisfaction, interfaces and design documentation while allowing iterations.
Penerapan Fitur Direct Link Pada Sistem Manajemen Proyek Tugas Akhir
Authors: Nurfadilah Hambali; Satria Gunawan Zain; Abdul wahid
Year: 2024

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui hasil pengembangan sistem manajemen proyek tugas akhir di Program Studi Pendidikan Teknik Informatika dan Komputer Fakultas Teknik Universitas Negeri Makassar. Hasil uji sistem manajemen proyek tugas akhir di Program Studi Pendidikan Teknik Informatika dan Komputer Fakultas Teknik Universitas Negeri Makassar menggunakan standar ISO 25010. Berdasarkan pengujian sistem menggunakan standar ISO 25010 dengan delapan karakterisitik dapat dinyatakan telah memenuhi kriteria efektif. Jenis penelitian yang digunakan adalah jenis penelitian pengembangan (Research and Development) dengan mengacu pada model pengembangan prototyping yang merupakan metode dari pengembangan system development life cycles (SDLC). Hasil penelitian yang didapatkan ialah berupa hasil pengembangan sistem informasi tugas akhir (SIM-TA) dengan fitur direct link dengan hasil pengujian menggunakan standar ISO 25010 pada karakteristik functional suitability bernilai 1 (sangat baik), pada karakteristik reliability didapatkan tingkat reliability sebesar 100% (Memenuhi), pada karakteristik performance efficiency didapatkan nilai performance sebesar 95% (Grade A) dan fully load time 1,54 (dapat diterima), pada karakteristik usability didapatkan presentasi kelayakan 87,8% (sangat baik), pada karakteristik security tidak ditemukan adanya virus malware pada sistem informasi, pada karakteristik compability bernilai 1 (sangat baik), pada karakteristik portability bernilai 1 (sangat baik), dan maintainability telah memenuhi 3 stamdar aspek penilaian, sehingga dapat disimpulkan bahwa keseluruhan aspek yang diuji dan telah memenuhi standar kualitas sehingga sistem ini dapat diimplementasikan.
Integration of Project Management Professional (PMP) and Building Information Modeling (BIM) in the Construction Industry: Systematic Review
Authors: Manar Jreij; Mohamad Shaban; Nesrine Roumieh
Year: 2024

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Facilitating reproducible project management and manuscript development in team science: The projects R package
Authors: Nikolas I. Krieger; A. Perzynski; J. Dalton
Year: 2019

The contemporary scientific community places a growing emphasis on the reproducibility of research. The projects R package is a free, open-source package created in the interest of facilitating reproducible research workflows. It adds to existing software tools for reproducible research and introduces several practical features that are helpful for scientists and their collaborative research teams. For each individual project, it supplies a framework for storing raw and cleaned study data sets, and it provides script templates for protocol creation, data cleaning, data analysis and manuscript development. Internal databases of project and author information are generated and displayed, and manuscript title pages containing author lists and their affiliations are automatically generated from the internal database. File management tools allow teams to organize multiple projects. When used on a shared file system, multiple researchers can harmoniously contribute to the same project in a less punctuated manner, reducing the frequency of misunderstandings and the need for status updates.