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Competencies and Capabilities for the Management of Sustainable Rural Development Projects in the Value Chain: Perception from Small and Medium-Sized Business Agents in Jauja, Peru
Authors: Ronald Jiménez Aliaga; Ignacio De los Ríos-Carmenado; Amparo Elena Huamán Cristóbal; Hélida Aliaga Balbín; Alexander Martín Marroquín Heros
Year: 2023

The guinea pig value chain in Jauja, Peru, has been developed through the application of productive projects, institutional strengthening, and implementation of the Principles of Responsible Investment in Agriculture and Food Systems (CFS-RAI). Given the smallholding conditions of the Jauja territory and the proliferation of commercial guinea pig breeding, the actors in this chain constitute a key human capital for development. To improve the performance of the actors in the sustainable rural development of the territory of Jauja, Peru, the research carried out an evaluation of the competencies and capabilities for project management in 46 actors linked to the business programme on the CFS-RAI Principles, representing 1094 people in the guinea pig value chain in Jauja, using the Working With People (WWP) model and empirical instruments based on the Octagon method, project management competence evaluation, performance evaluation carried out by experts, attitudinal evaluation. and the Business Model Canvas. The results have helped to structure the actors of the value chain, who show an intermediate mastery of project management competencies (2.73/5), institutional capabilities in development (2.89/7), and a growing organisational management performance (26.2/100). In addition, trust and proactivity have been generated among the actors in the chain, with an interest in continuing with the implementation of the CFS-RAI Principles in order to achieve sustainability in their productive projects with commercial innovation. The results have allowed us to generate the design of an innovative programme for the development of competencies, which balances the three dimensions of project management competencies (perspective, people, and practice), as defined by the International Project Management Association (IPMA), in connection with the CFS-RAI Principles. Both processes complement the strengthening of human capital in agrifood value chains through sustainable project management and contributing to sustainable development in the region.
An Examination of the Westermarck Hypothesis and the Role of Disgust in Incest Avoidance Among Fathers
Authors: Lesleigh E. Pullman; K. Babchishin; M. Seto
Year: 2019

From an evolutionary perspective, incestuous behavior is puzzling. The goal of this study was to assess the tenability of the Westermarck hypothesis (1891, 1921)—that people who live in close physical proximity with one another during childhood will develop a sexual indifference or aversion toward one another—and the mediating role of disgust as an incest avoidance mechanism in father–daughter relationships. A sample of fathers with daughters (N = 632) from Canada and the United States were recruited by Qualtrics—a survey platform and project management company—to complete an online survey. The results from this study did not support the viability of the Westermarck hypothesis as a mechanism that facilitates incest avoidance for fathers. Physical proximity was not associated with incest propensity or disgust toward incest. Less disgust toward incest, however, was found to be associated with more incest propensity. These results indicate that physical proximity may not be a reliable kinship cue used by fathers to inform incest avoidance, but that disgust toward incest may still be a proximate mechanism that facilitates incest avoidance among fathers using kinship cues other than physical proximity.
Do We Need an Interdisciplinary Approach to Bring Consumers' Desires to e-Market?
Authors: P. Letouze; D. Prata
Year: 2014

In 2012, the internet advertising revenue in the United States of America reached a total of 36.6 billion dollars, a growth of 15.2% when compared to 2011. The efficiency of a marketing strategy relies in the ability to understand and to direct the consumers' desires. In this work, the authors propose an approach that combines the Internet-Based Information Consumer Theory (IBICT) with semiotics to bring consumers' desires to e-Market. Hence, we present IBICT's framework as a collective network set based on a semiotic human-machine approach. For implementation purposes, we propose a text mining architecture towards IBICT's framework, which leads to an IBICT's architecture, and an Interdisciplinary Research Project Management (IRPM) approach to determine IBICT's dimensions.
Project management in the public sector of the Russian Federation
Authors: Н.С. Борисов
Year: 2020

Реализация национальных проектов Российской Федерации является основной задачей государства. Проектное управление - это важный момент, который взаимосвязаны с достижением профессиональных результатов в сфере конкурентоспособности государства. Грамотно настроенный проект и собранность специалистов, которые являются частью проекта, помогают значительно улучшить доход и уровень ВВП.
 Implementation of national projects of the Russian Federation is the main task of the state. Project management is an important point that is interrelated with the achievement of professional results in the field of state competitiveness. A well-designed project and the team of specialists who are part of the project help to significantly improve the income and GDP level.
Usefullness of project management practices in industrialization projects – A case study
Authors: D. Perrotta; G. Fernandes; M. Araújo; Anabela Tereso; João Faria
Year: 2017

The main objective of this paper is to identify the practitioners' perceptions of the most useful project management (PM) practices in industrialization projects, inside a first-tier automotive company, highlighting the PM differences inherent to the industrialization projects context. A questionnaire was distributed among all industrialization project managers of the company under study containing a list of current PM practices. These were derived from the literature analysis and from the field work previously conducted on the case study, comprising semi-structured interviews, focus groups, observation and document analysis. The results showed that the top twenty most useful tools and techniques is composed of very well-known and widely used tools. They cover the overall PM life cycle, from initiation to project closure, but special relevance is given to specific tools and techniques for planning, emphasizing the importance of the planning phase in industrialization projects.
RISK-ORIENTED MANAGEMENT OF PORTS IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CONCESSION PROJECTS
Authors: V. Piterska; V. Samoilovska; Valentin Shakhov; Hiroshi Tanaka
Year: 2023

The subject matter of research in the article is the models and methods of risk management in the process of implementing concession projects within the port activities. The goal of the work is to develop a risk management model for the implementation of concession projects in the port to improve the efficiency of port activities and ensure the competitiveness of port services. The following tasks are solved in the article: analysis of international and national experience in reforming the port industry, consideration of the essence of the project-oriented approach in port management, determination of the relevance of the implementation of public-private partnership projects on the example of concession projects in the port, analysis of risks arising from the project management of ports within the concession, identification of concession project stakeholders, proposal of a classification model for risk distribution among project stakeholders, prioritization of risks based on the probability of their occurrence, identification and significance of negative consequences, development of a risk assessment model for port production in concession projects. The following methods are used: project management methods, failure mode and effects analysis method, risk management theory, quality management methods. The following results were obtained: based on analytical research of the world and Ukrainian experience in the operation of transport hubs, it was proved that an effective mechanism for increasing the competitiveness of ports is the implementation of reform principles based on project management methodology. It has been established that the most common type of port activity improvement is the implementation of concession projects. It is noted that in the process of managing a concession project, certain risks arise that require assessment. The stakeholders of the concession project are identified and a classification model for the distribution of risks between them is proposed. A model of risk-based port management in concession projects has been developed based on the failure mode and effects analysis method taking into account the determination of the risk priority rank. Conclusions. To increase the competitiveness of ports, it is proposed to develop and implement concession projects in port activities based on the project management methodology, the implementation of which can increase the efficiency of port services. There are risks in the management of port activities within a concession project. It is proposed to distribute them among stakeholders and determine the probabilities of occurrence, identifying risks, assessing the significance of their impact on the quality of port services. Based on the proposed risk assessment model, taking into account the determination of the priority rank, it is shown that the greatest risk is associated with the implementation of customs formalities and the danger of the port water area.
Penerapan Metode Extreme Programming dalam Pengembangan Sistem Pemantauan Konstruksi Kapal Berbasis Web
Authors: Fadlin Azhary
Year: 2024

Construction management is vital for coordinating and overseeing projects to ensure alignment with planned objectives. Factors such as time, cost, and quality demand strict control, as discrepancies between initial plans and actual execution can cause significant challenges. In ship construction, delays in material execution and delivery are frequent bottlenecks, leading to schedule disruptions and negatively affecting project outcomes. Addressing these issues requires effective management and robust risk mitigation strategies. This study proposes a web-based ship construction project monitoring system using the Laravel framework and MySQL database. The system is developed using Extreme Programming (XP), an agile methodology that emphasizes iterative improvement, stakeholder collaboration, and adaptability. XP practices, including test-driven development, pair programming, and continuous integration, ensure the system is reliable, adaptive, and responsive to evolving user needs. Frequent stakeholder feedback and incremental development cycles enable the system to tackle dynamic challenges, optimize resource utilization, and ensure timely project delivery. By incorporating XP principles, this study demonstrates the potential of agile methodologies to enhance construction project management. The resulting system provides a flexible and efficient solution for mitigating delays and improving the overall success of ship construction projects.
Role-Play Training for Project Management Education Using a Mentor Agent
Authors: Taichi Nakamura; Erika Taguchi; Daisuke Hirose; Ishikawa Masahiro; A. Takashima
Year: 2011

Role-play training is an effective method for project management education. We have provided a role-play training environment based on online -- group-work training to develop student's human elated skills: communication, negotiation and leadership. However students could not share the required information adequately with other students to make a decision about a trouble encountered in a virtual project. In order to cope with this problem, we have developed a software agent system which can play a role of a mentor and an adviser. The system is implemented in cooperation with the online-group-work training system. The agent guides students to progress role-play, and instructs a way of project management. The agent allows learners to consider interest of a stakeholder, have sense of ownership, and share information required to correctly make a decision. This paper presents the structure of the agent system and the effectiveness of the agent in role-play training for project management education.
A Hybrid MCDM Technique for Risk Management in Construction Projects
Authors: Kajal Chatterjee; E. Zavadskas; J. Tamošaitienė; K. Adhikary; S. Kar
Year: 2018

Multi-stakeholder based construction projects are subject to potential risk factors due to dynamic business environment and stakeholders’ lack of knowledge. When solving project management tasks, it is necessary to quantify the main risk indicators of the projects. Managing these requires suitable risk mitigation strategies to evaluate and analyse their severity. The existence of information asymmetry also causes difficulties with achieving Pareto efficiency. Hence, to ensure balanced satisfaction of all participants, risk evaluation of these projects can be considered as an important part of the multi-criteria decision-making (MCDM) process. In real-life problems, evaluation of project risks is often uncertain and even incomplete, and the prevailing methodologies fail to handle such situations. To address the problem, this paper extends the analytical network process (ANP) methodology in the D numbers domain to handle three types of ambiguous information’s, viz. complete, uncertain, and incomplete, and assesses the weight of risk criteria. The D numbers based approach overcomes the deficiencies of the exclusiveness hypothesis and completeness constraint of Dempster–Shafer (D–S) theory. Here, preference ratings of the decision matrix for each decision-maker are determined using a D numbers extended consistent fuzzy preference relation (D-CFPR). An extended multi-attributive border approximation area comparison (MABAC) method in D numbers is then developed to rank and select the best alternative risk response strategy. Finally, an illustrative example from construction sector is presented to check the feasibility of the proposed approach. For checking the reliability of alternative ranking, a comparative analysis is performed with different MCDM approaches in D numbers domain. Based on different criteria weights, a sensitivity analysis of obtained ranking of the hybrid D-ANP-MABAC model is performed to verify the robustness of the proposed method.
What is Agile Project Management? Developing a New Definition Following a Systematic Literature Review
Authors: Hao Dong; N. Dacre; David Baxter; Serkan Ceylan
Year: 2024

The concept of “Agile Project Management” has gained significant traction in various sectors, beyond its origins in software development. However, a coherent, universally accepted definition remains elusive, prompting this study to embark on a systematic exploration of agile practices and their implications in broader contexts. Employing a systematic literature review across three major academic databases on business and management studies in the past two decades, this research scrutinizes a final selection of 80 high-quality academic papers. The principal contribution of our research is the articulation of a nuanced definition of Agile Project Management, which demarcates it from traditional project management frameworks and those agile practices specific to software development. This study not only sheds light on the prevailing ambiguities in the understanding of Agile Project Management but also sets the stage for future research into the emerging organizational dynamics engendered by the adoption of agile practices.
Understanding the Technical Implementation of a Clinical Decision Support SmartApp: A Qualitative Analysis
Authors: Mollie Hobensack; Jennifer Withall; K. Cato; Patricia C. Dykes; Graham Lowenthal; Sandy Cho; Catherine Ivory; Po-Yin Yen; S. Rossetti
Year: 2024

CONCERN is a SmartApp that identifies patients at risk for deterioration. This study aimed to understand the technical components and processes that should be included in our Implementation Toolkit. In focus groups with technical experts five themes emerged: 1) implementation challenges, 2) implementation facilitators, 3) project management, 4) stakeholder engagement, and 5) security assessments. Our results may aid other teams in implementing healthcare SmartApps.
Analyzing Critical Influencing Factors of the Maturity of Smart Construction Site Applications
Authors: Jianzhao Liu; Shuolin Zhang; Yonghui Hou; Xiaer Xiahou; Qiming Li
Year: 2024

The burgeoning application of advanced information technology in the construction industry has led to the widespread adoption of smart construction sites (SCSs) in recent years. As a novel concept, smart construction site application maturity (SCS-AM) aims to identify the pivotal factors impeding the current progression of SCSs and foster the metamorphosis of the construction sector. Through a meticulous review of the existing literature, this study delineates 14 fundamental factors influencing SCS-AM. Employing both Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA) and confirmatory factor analysis (CFA), alongside the acquisition of 217 valid questionnaires, practitioners’ perceptions regarding these factors within the smart construction domain were examined. This study initially categorized the 14 factors into four dimensions by utilizing the EFA method: technological innovation and integration (TII), project management and implementation (PMI), collaboration mechanism and information sharing (CMIS), and standardization and compliance (SC). Subsequently, a first-order CFA was employed to elucidate the correlations between the observed variables and latent factors, while a second-order CFA was employed to delve into the interplay among the first-order factors and their collective influence on SCS-AM. The results underscore the paramount impact of standardization and compliance (SC) and technological innovation and integration (TII) on SCS-AM. By meticulously analyzing the key influencing factors, this study offers theoretical underpinnings for bolstering SCS-AM, thereby providing stakeholders such as governments and construction enterprises with strategic insights for future development endeavors.
Using Linked Data for intelligent information retrieval
Authors: I-Ching Hsu; Hsu-Yang Lin; Jang Yang Lee; Der-Chen Huang
Year: 2012

The software project of a large-scale information system usually contains a large number and different types of project documents. The key factor for the success of software project is how to efficiently manage project documents. Traditional software project management only focuses on XML-based metadata rather than semantic interlinking to facilitate document retrieval and publication. The main problem XML-based metadata is that lays stress on syntax and format for information interoperability rather than semantic and knowledge for intelligent applications. The Linked Data uses RDF data model that provide a solution to this problem. This study addresses these issues developing a Project Document Ontology (PDO) which is based on RDF Schema and combined with a set of well-known vocabularies, including FOAF, DC, and DOAP, to annotate project documents in Linked Data format. To illustrate the PDO applications, this study demonstrate project documents can be annotated from heterogeneous and distributed project resources, including design document, analysis document, plan document and work log.
The Challenges and Opportunities of IS Programs in Addressing Societal Challenge of Military Veteran Undergraduate Education & Integration
Authors: Leilani Silo; Dinko Bacic
Year: 2020

The importance of veterans in the workforce should not be undervalued. The absence of their workforce integration means that the community misses out on those who are globally experienced, have team orientation, and are result driven (Bailey et al. 2019; Mosakowski et al. 2013). They bring a rich perspective rooted in their training and the exposure to organizational and global cultures. Furthermore, veterans have significant project management experience, exposure to systems and technologies, understand the role of data-driven decision making, and the impact of cybersecurity due to their exposure to military strategic and tactical activities. These experiences are well aligned with the foundational concepts underpinning sInformation Systems (IS) academic and professional disciplines. Despite this alignment, the number of military veterans enrolled in IS undergraduate programs remain small.
Study on Organizational Response Management to System Failures
Authors: A. Shimoda
Year: 2022

Critical infrastructures are interdependent, and among them, information and telecommunications tend to have a wide range of influence in that they are responsible for the neural functions of other critical infrastructures. Therefore, reducing the occurrence of information and communication failures is a highly important issue for maintaining a safe and secure social life. To solve this problem, in addition to improving system reliability and preventing system failures from occurring, emphasis is being placed on the concept of reducing the magnitude of damage and the time required for recovery, based on the assumption that system failures will occur. Specifically, companies and local governments have embodied this concept in BCP (Business continuity planning) and BCM (Business continuity management), which are mechanisms to prevent the suspension of operations. The information system has been conventionally considered to be a "business continuity plan" or "business continuity management. In the past, there have been examples of preparing emergency manuals for information systems as a way to deal with system failures. However, there was a possibility of ad hoc management in the event of unexpected situations, such as deviations from the assumed plan. This paper discusses how to improve the management of emergency response after a system failure by introducing the concept of project management. The effectiveness of the proposed method will be examined through case studies of system failures.
Identifying and Addressing Obstacles to PMO Success in Construction Projects: An AHP Approach
Authors: Usama Elraaid; Ibrahim Badi; M. Bouraima
Year: 2024

The development of construction projects serves as an indicator of societal progress, reflecting the growth of various project domains in Libya, especially in the Misrata Free Zone. Despite the significance of these projects, they encounter several issues during different stages, including scope changes, delivery delays, and cost overruns. The Project Management Office (PMO) plays a crucial role in ensuring the successful completion of projects, overcoming challenges, and minimizing delays and cost increases through planning, coordination, and monitoring, ensuring the project stays within its framework and objectives. This paper examines the primary obstacles to establishing a PMO in the Misrata Free Zone using the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP). The research findings are expected to lead to key strategies for overcoming these obstacles.