derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
QUALITY ASSURANCE OF EDUCATION AT THE HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTION BASED ON THE APPLICATION OF AGILE PRACTICES
Authors: V. Okrepilov; Elena A. Gorbashko; Elena G. Kalyazina
Year: 2022

One of the goals of sustainable development is quality education, which meets the needs of the economy in highly qualified personnel, thereby contributing to the socio-economic development of countries. The article considers the possibilities of introducing a project approach to quality assurance of education: in the management system of a higher educational institution and in the educational process. On the basis of existing technologies in education using Agile tools, and the classical elements of the Agile approach, the components of Agile practices in the educational process are formulated. The study presents an approbation of the use of Agile practices on the basis of training courses of the Department of Project Management and Quality Management of St. Petersburg State University of Economics.
Fuzzy Logic System for IT Project Management
Authors: N. Vasylkiv; L. Dubchak; A. Sachenko; T. Lendyuk; O. Sachenko
Year: 2020

Decision-making processes in IT project management occur, as a rule, in conditions of risk and uncertainty. Therefore, it is advisable to use methods based on fuzzy logic. The authors propose to analyze the influence of both external and internal factors on the time of the project, financial, human resources, on the timeliness of project completion. The developed fuzzy IT project management system consists of subsystems that can be considered as separate self-sufficient parts. The proposed method enabling the project managers to assess the impact of project environment factors on human and financial resources, the duration of individual works and the project as a whole, and create the basis for proactive changes in project activities.
Establishing Competencies for a Global Health Workforce: Recommendations from the Association of Pacific Rim Universities
Authors: M. Withers; Hsien-Ho Lin; Terry Schmidt; J. P. C. delos Trinos; Shubha Kumar
Year: 2019

Background: The Association of Pacific Rim Universities Global Health Program facilitates exchange of information, knowledge and experiences in global health education and research among its 50 member universities. Despite the proliferation of global health educational programs worldwide, a lack of consensus exists regarding core competencies in global health training and how these are best taught. Methods: A workshop was convened with 30 faculty, university administrators, students, and NGO workers representing both the Global North and South to gain consensus on core competencies in masters’-level global health training. The co-authors then collaborated to refine the list of competencies, categorize them into domains, and develop a plan for how academic institutions can ensure that these competencies are effectively taught. Findings: Nineteen competencies across five domains were identified: knowledge of trends and determinants of global disease patterns; cultural competency; global health governance, diplomacy and leadership; project management; and ethics and human rights. The plan for how academic institutions can best train students on these competencies outlined five key opportunities: coursework; practicums; research opportunities; mentorship; and evaluation. The plan recommended additional institutional strategies such as maximizing collaborative research opportunities, international partnerships, capacity-building grants, and use of educational technology to support these goals. Conclusions and Recommendations: While further research on the implementation of competency-based training is warranted, this work offers a step forward in advancing competency-based global health masters’ education as identified by a globally diverse group of expert stakeholders and economies. Given the challenges facing the current global health landscape, comparable competency-based training across institutions is critical to ensure the training of competent global health professionals.
The Value of Communication Management in Agile Project Environments
Authors: B. Galli
Year: 2022

In today's business environment, a less agile way of working is no longer a business choice. Implementing the agile method is not for fashion and not for keeping up with the “newest and greatest” trend. Without the agile method, it is difficult to implement any other strategic initiatives, such as digital transformation. Agile development focuses on the evolution of user needs and then uses a step-by-step approach as well as an iterative approach to software development. This paper finds that communication is vital in agile project management. The author puts forward some opinions on the communication management of agile projects, including the establishment of the information portal and agile communication matrix. Additionally, a literature review is performed to illustrate how certain variables, concepts, and models can assist in project management. This study takes a design-science-investigate approach to assess pre-existing literature.
Analysis of project management in the framework of entrepreneurial activity
Authors: Arslan Suleymanov; Yuriy Rogulin
Year: 2023

This publication is devoted to the analysis of the features of entrepreneurial activity in a competitive environment, which, in turn, carries a number of risks. The higher the level of competition in the market, the higher the level of risks that it carries with it for entrepreneurial activity. Every entrepreneur, in order to remain competitive in the market, must deal with emerging risks. The author notes that the growing effects of globalization and technological innovation create fundamental challenges for many companies and business processes. However, the world is becoming more and more competitive because barriers to entry are decreasing. The article highlights the most common risks faced by entrepreneurs in different countries. Particular attention is paid to the analysis of the features of the implementation of projects in the framework of entrepreneurial activities. According to the author, the most important parameters in project management are content (product and volume), time, quality, budget (finances and those resources that can be purchased within the allocated funds). Further in the article, attention is paid to the approaches applied to project management. In particular, functional, systemic, process and situational approaches are considered. The author emphasizes that planning and control are important for optimizing project resources. With the development of market relations, a large number of new ways to finance projects have appeared and, theoretically, the possibilities for raising funds have expanded. In the final part of the article, the author formulates the conclusion that in order to minimize risks in the implementation of projects, entrepreneurs need to develop action plans for various situations, train employees to prevent and prevent certain risks, and develop control tools.
Tools for monitoring software quality in information systems development and maintenance: five key challenges and a design proposal
Authors: R. Pfeiffer; Jon Aaen
Year: 2024

As software grows in size and complexity, organizations increasingly apply tools to automatically assess software quality of information systems during development and maintenance. Software quality assessment tools (SWQAT) promise fast and actionable insights into the technical state of software through various quality characteristics, such as maintainability, reliability, or security. These tools have been used to support a wide variety of Information Technology (IT) project management decisions related to system development, contract negotiations, project terminations, and even settling legal disputes between suppliers and clients. However, despite their rising importance, questions regarding how they function and how reliable they are to support decision-making have so far escaped scholarly attention. This paper conducts an evaluation of widely used SWQATs and analyzes how they rate the quality of software systems of varying sizes, functionalities, and programming languages. Our results reveal five key challenges for using SWQATs in IT projects. To address these challenges, we propose a design for tailorable SWQATs that allows for more conscious and prudent software quality assessments that better reflect the socio-technical aspect of software systems and the context-specific nature of software quality.
Transformational leadership and emotional intelligence, and their connections in management and innovative projects management
Authors: Samir Cavaletti; F. Bizarrias
Year: 2023

Objective of the study: This paper seeks to discuss identified points of connection between the theory of emotional intelligence and transformational leadership and their interplay in management and innovative projects.
Methodology/approach: The research method used comprises a systematic literature review, whose final corpus of studies was analyzed in its entirety, after searching the WOS and SCOPUS databases over the last ten years.
Originality/Relevance: This study’s originality is twofold. The practical actions that demonstrate the presence of EI in individual and collective behavior affecting transformational leadership and in advancing research that seeks to understand EI in a collective rather than individually. Second, the potential controversial aspects related to the intersection of the topics, such as narcissism and Machiavellianism in leadership.
Main results: The study corroborated the interrelationship between EI and transformational leadership, identifying in the literature four main clusters as current and future fields of study. This study discusses these clusters and their implications for the management and innovative projects.
Theoretical/methodological contributions: The study contributes by pioneeringly connecting emotional intelligence with transformational leadership in management and innovative projects, highlighting the overview of the interrelationship between these concepts and fields of study and possible controversial aspects, in addition to the expected positive ones identified in the literature.
Organisational and Technological Solutions for Construction of the Quick-Assembly Buildings
Authors: N. V. Rozantseva; A. S. Dimitriev
Year: 2025

Introduction. A financial component of the project result affects considerably the implementation of the new technologies and is, among other things, a fundamental factor in assessing project’s efficiency. In most cases, when developing a project for the production of works, the project designers do not take into account the specific regional features, for example, when building the housing and welfare facilities for the needs of gas industry, they do not use an integrated approach, therefore, the final costs do not match the initially planned ones.Materials and Methods. The article studies the main factors affecting the cost of a project, the influence of logistics on the project cost reduction and the most significant logistic problems to be solved. The typical risks and planning mistakes in the development of a project for the production of works have been investigated.Results. A comparative analysis of the main costs required for the successful development of a project, the project logistical tasks, the standard and proposed calendar plan of the production of works based on the common decision-making was made. The main indicators having the foremost impact on the final cost of construction of a facility were identified. The main steps of calculation fostering the optimisation of target cost accounting were formulated.Discussion and Conclusion. Net income was determined to be the main indicator of project management efficiency, i.e. obtaining positive result of company’s financial and construction activity. The balance of all incoming funds and required expenses was compiled: expenses and payments, including the ones allocated to the construction of a facility, as well as taxes per certain moment of facility construction. In the context of full life cycle of an object of construction, an assumption was made about inefficiency of panel buildings compared to the quick-assembly modular buildings due to the issues of transportation, erecting, subsequent operation and, eventually, after construction dismantling of the former. The most simplified solutions were proposed.
Case study: Visual analytics in software product assessments
Authors: A. Telea; Lucian Voinea
Year: 2009

We present how a combination of static source code analysis, repository analysis, and visualization techniques has been used to effectively get and communicate insight in the development and project management problems of a large industrial code base. This study is an example of how visual analytics can be effectively applied to answer maintenance questions and support decision making in the software industry. We comment on the relevant findings during the study both in terms of used technique and applied methodology and outline the favorable factors that were essential in making this type of assessment successful within tight time and budget constraints.
Role of Telecommunication in Modernizing Government Infrastructure Projects
Authors: Krupal Shah
Year: 2022

As technology advances with newly developed intelligent systems, the involvement of telecommunication in today's efficient government structures for
speedy infrastructure projects is essential. Telecommunication technologies offer a revolutionary channel for transmitting information that optimizes
the pace at which infrastructure works are done and increases the accuracy and quality of the work to be accomplished. Governments globally, in their
effort to respond to the growing demands of the modern economy and enhance service delivery, are adopting modern telecommunication technologies.
Such systems help capture, monitor and pro, and process information in real-time, hence, project management and decision-making. Applying 5G
networks, IoT, and cloud computation in infrastructure development increases services' overall performance and delivery. For example, 5G allows for more
efficient communication and data exchange. At the same time, the IoT allows for monitoring the state of infrastructure conditions to help increase the
effectiveness of operations. Cloud technology supports adequate and secure data management, allowing convenient data sharing across the government.
Telecommunication enhances infrastructure projects' progress and responds to emergencies, energy, and the public. It improves transparency, public
voices, and participation, thus improving the public's trust in government, which is served by these technologies. Nevertheless, obstacles, which include
geographic inequality of telecommunication networks and information security threats, are still the key concerns that should be considered. This paper
focuses on telecommunications' current and future use in government infrastructure projects to capture the gains and pain and propose a way forward.
It also aims to show how telecommunication revolutionizes how governments formulate, implement, and control their infrastructural developments for
economic growth and the upliftment of their people.
Information Security in Project Management for the Financial and Budgetary Capacity of the National Economy (short paper)
Authors: Sergii Kavun; Ruslana Levkina; Yana Kotko; D. Levkin; A. Levkin
Year: 2023

This publication is devoted to substantiating the feasibility of introducing information security into the organizational and economic mechanism of project management to ensure the financial and budgetary capacity of the national economy through the filling of the state budget. The relevance of the chosen topic for research is determined by the complex conditions of uncertainty and risk in which the countries of the world find themselves at the present stage of transition to the digital economy and the active introduction of information technologies, which are accompanied by danger and can lead to irreversible consequences. For Ukraine's economy under martial law, the introduction, implementation, and subsequent management of high-performance projects will contribute to the growth of state budget revenues. We have identified the centers for the formation and implementation of information security as a mandatory component of the organizational and economic mechanism for effective project management through the introduction of information technology in the following instruments: administrative, financial, credit, market, innovation, and investment. It is established that since information security has a high level of intensity, systemic, and direct impact on the project management process, it should be ensured at all stages of project development, which affects its effectiveness and the efficiency of business structures. The conceptual model of the national economy recovery developed by us can be used at the macro level (when substantiating the directions of state policy) and at the micro level (when developing methodological approaches to strategic planning of business structures based on the introduction of information security policy in all its spheres).
Cost Control during the Bidding Stage of Construction Projects
Authors: Jie Jin
Year: 2024

Effective cost control during the bidding stage of construction projects is crucial for the success of project management. The process starts from a thorough pre bidding stage, including feasibility studies, risk assessments, and realistic budget formulation. In the bidding process, setting clear standards, evaluating suppliers, and evaluating based on various factors such as cost, technical qualifications, and past performance are key steps. Through comprehensive measures, it can be ensured to minimize risks and improve project efficiency to the greatest extent possible.
Intangible resources as the basis of intelligent support in effective decision-making at all life-cycle stages of an investment and construction project
Authors: M. Matveeva; A. V. Peshkov; E. V. Voronin; O. P. Larina
Year: 2024

Improving approaches to the management of an investment and construction project at all stages of its life cycle, including justification of investments, engineering surveys, architectural construction and organisational-technological design, construction, operation, decommissioning, demolition and disposal of the facility, including in conditions of uncertainty and risks, represents a key strategic direction for the development of enterprises. The problem of improving the efficiency of managing the company intangible assets appears relevant, since the efficiency of decisions, in particular, and the efficiency of the enterprise as a whole, largely depends on its solution. The study used methods of a system analysis, statistical-comparative and economic-mathematical methods, as well as the methods of economic and statistical analysis of indicators, characterising intangible assets, including the ranking method. The authors studied the life cycle features of an investment and construction project for enterprises of the mining and processing complex. The stage phases of the investment and construction project, linked to the specifics of the Far Eastern mining industry, are considered. The need for a detailed structuring of life cycle phases and stages for an investment and construction project for a digital intelligent support of effective decision-making, as well as for a use of the potential of intangible resources of performers, is substantiated. In this paper, the developing Soyuznoye graphite deposit (Dalgrafit LLC) is used to design a sequence of processes and procedures for the implementation of the considered project. Based on the existing potential of enterprise intangible resources, management measures are proposed aimed at improving project management processes with the possibility of digitalising individual business processes of the enterprise.
Distributed Ledgers in Developing Large-Scale Integrated Systems
Authors: Michael F. Marchini
Year: 2021

Large-scale development and maintenance projects involve numerous dependencies across multiple disparate organizations, and these projects are subject to contractual stipulations, customer requirements, stakeholder expectations, and compliance/regulatory issues. Because these dependencies and constraints can change over time, mechanisms must exist to absorb, propagate, and implement perturbations to the original scope of work. Such mechanisms are generally human-oriented, involving significant effort to confirm successful modification while avoiding systemic regression. Distributed Ledger Technology alleviates concerns of regression while providing costeffective, actionable business insight during the development of large-scale, integrated systems. Fine-grained insights benefit all parties involved in the system’s development, allowing for the incorporation of necessary systemic changes in an economical and informed manner. The system described in this work provides users of varying business roles with a single, clear, and concise view of their collaborative, large-scale development projects. This approach provides needed flexibility and functionality, allowing its users to maintain rigorous traceability while minimizing the time and attention needed to maintain valid project records. Further, practitioners are more well-informed regarding change impact and need not rely solely on subject-matter experts’ insights and judgments; instead, they rely on artifact provenance to reliably view the past and present of the project and reliably predict future impacts. Combining distributed ledgers and distributed storage creates a scalable, flexible platform for enterprise-grade project management.
Are the UML modelling tools powerful enough for practitioners? A literature review
Authors: Mert Ozkaya
Year: 2019

Unified Modelling Language (UML) is essentially a de-facto standard for software modeling and supported with many modeling tools. In this study, 58 UML tools have been analysed for modelling viewpoints, analysis, transformation & export, collaboration, tool integration, scripting, project management, and knowledge management. The analysis results reveal important findings: (i) 11 UML tools support multiple viewpoints, (ii) 17 tools support large-viewpoint management, (iii) Umple and Reactive Blocks support formal verification, (iv) 9 tools support the simulation of activity diagrams, (v) while 14 tools check pre-defined well-formedness rules, 8 of them support user-defined rules, (vi) 16 tools support scripting, (vii) 29 tools support code-generation and 18 of them support round-trip engineering, (viii) Java is the top popular language, (ix) 38 tools export UML models as image, 32 tools export as HTML, and 32 tools export as XML/XMI, (x) 17 tools enable versioning and 13 of them support multi-user access, (xi) 15 tools support the plug-in extensions and 12 tools support the IDE integration, (xii) 6 tools support project management, and (xiii) while most tools provide user-manuals, interactive guidance is rarely supported. The results will be helpful for practitioners in choosing the right tool(s) and the tool developers in determining the weaknesses/strengths.