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Agile ERP Implementation: The Case of a SME
Authors: Sarra Mamoghli; L. Cassivi
Year: 2019

The definition of system requirements is a critical management issue during an ERP project. The traditional and plan-driven approaches to define these system requirements during an ERP implementation create challenges for small organizations, notably difficulties in the expression of their requirements, often related to a lack of expertise on the subject. This research investigates the implementation of an agile project management approach to deal with this issue in the context of an ERP project. Due to the complexity of adopting agile methods in practice, few organizations are fully agile and are hence more comfortable adopting hybrid approaches by selecting a set of practices among the agile and traditional methods. Even though the adoption of these methods is rapidly growing in the case of real-life ERP projects, few research initiatives have looked into this subject. This paper analyses the case of a Canadian SME that recently implemented an ERP with an agile mindset. Based on the data collected through interviews, observations and documentation, a set of agile practices applied during the ERP project in the SME is highlighted and analyzed. Finally, the impact of this approach on requirements definition and possible improvements for the organization are also
Significance of Building Information Modeling in Modern Project Management for Sustainable Smart City Applications
Authors: Meng Lian; Xiao-wen Liu
Year: 2021

Building information modeling (BIM) is one of the most exciting recent construction, engineering, and architecture developments. Built environments play a significant role in Smart City worldwide, and they are used to convey useful information to achieve smart city strategic goals. In modern project management, optimizing resources, BIM data integration, and data sharing in a smart city environment is challenging. Hence, in this paper, IoT-based Improved Building Information modeling (IoT-IBIM) has been proposed to overcome the challenges in building information modeling in modern project management for sustainable smart city applications. This paper discusses the efforts to create and integrate built-in environment data with IoT sensors for effective communication. The Internet of Things provides efficient resource control, increased efficiency, and improved human quality of life. As a result, the Internet of Things is a critical enabler of smart societies, including smart homes, smart cities, and smart factories. Building Information Modeling is an advanced asset allocation framework that generates high-quality output, reduces resource use, reduces environmental effects of development, and secures resources and availability for future generations. The experimental results show that the proposed IoT-IBIM method enhances the performance ratio and improves data integration and data sharing in a smart city environment.
Interdisciplinary Framework: A Building Information Modeling Using Structural Equation Analysis in Lean Construction Project Management
Authors: D. Silva; K. L. D. Jesus; Bernard S. Villaverde; Andrea Isabelle Enciso; Amanda Nicole Mecija; Justin Owen Mendoza
Year: 2021

The construction process and construction management are highly reliant on the interaction between the triple constraints of project management of quality: scope, time, and cost. The industry has incorporated certain principles and technology, such as lean-based construction principles and Building Information Modeling (BIM), to maximize the time, quality, and cost-efficiency of various construction projects. Analysis and assessment of the factors and functionalities are needed to show their synergic relationships and determine their significant impact on the construction project using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM). To gather information, a survey was conducted on the different construction companies in the Philippines. The results generated a model interrelating the triple constraints of project management and how they are affected by incorporating BIM and lean construction principles. The models created established a significant relationship towards all the tripe constraints considering both individual and combined functionalities and factors. An interdisciplinary framework incorporating both BIM and lean principles is conformed to optimize construction stages based on the triple constraints of project management.
Adaptation 4D and 5D BIM for BIM/GIS data integration in construction project management
Authors: Wan Nor Fa’aizah Wan Abdul Basir; U. Ujang; Z. Majid
Year: 2023

Construction project management contains a sequence of activities such as planning, completing, scheduling and cost estimation. Building Information Modelling (BIM) is one of the technologies that can be used to manage the complexity of construction documentation. BIM provides a digital visualization of building structures in three dimensional (3D) and store all the geometric and semantic data likes construction element, material properties, construction details, and schedules but lacking feature like geospatial analyses. Geographic Information System (GIS) can apply in construction project to overcome the limitation because GIS can offer advantages in route design, cost estimation, site layout, material layout design and construction planning. Therefore, integration BIM/GIS is recommended to produce an operational of construction project management. This paper presents the advantages of BIM-based in term of scheduling (4D BIM) and cost estimation (5D BIM) in the scope of project management to control the time efficiency and cost saving during the construction process. 4D and 5D BIM data were examine during data integration between BIM and GIS by using Feature Manipulation Engine to bring the gap in construction project management. 4D BIM data develop using Naviswork while 5D BIM developed using Autodesk Revit. GIS data management was used to maintain and update the construction database to assist the project planning.
Is the Project Manager’s Road to Success Paved Only with Clear Career Paths?
Authors: Alessandro Lo Presti; A. Elia
Year: 2020

This study examined the role of career attitudes and behaviors and employability enhancement factors in predicting project managers’ career success facets, over and above the availability of clear career paths. An online survey was completed by 552 Italian project managers. Clear career paths, employability culture, and protean career attitude positively predicted both objective and subjective (along with objective boundarylessness) career success. Dominance analysis showed the prevailing role of protean career, employability culture, and clear career paths. Results built a bridge between project management literature and career studies, particularly informing about the significance of the protean career. Organizational and individual implications for practices are discussed.
A role paradigm shift in project management: investigating the project manager competencies required by sustainable project management
Authors: Haona Yao; Hongwei Fu; Yongqiang Lu; Pengpeng Xu; Liang Wang
Year: 2025

PurposeAs project managers are in the central position of sustainable project management (SPM), their competencies become an important factor that affects the outcome of SPM. However, literature lacks a clear description of the project manager competence system required by SPM. The purpose of this study is to explore what competencies are required by sustainable project management and analyze the hierarchy and attributes of these competencies.Design/methodology/approachAiming to address the problem, several methods were applied in this study. First, with a literature review, semi-structured interviews and Delphi technology, 23 project manager competencies required by SPM are identified. Second, the fuzzy interpretive structural modeling–matrix impact cross-reference multiplication applied to classification (FISM–MICMAC) method is used to analyze the data from 21 experienced project managers in the construction industry, revealing the hierarchy and attributes of the project manager competency system required by SPM.FindingsThe results indicate that the project manager competency system required by SPM includes nine micro levels. According to the nature of the competencies, these nine levels can be summarized into five macro levels. Furthermore, all competencies can be divided into three categories: independent, autonomous and dependent.Originality/valueThis study not only provides project managers and scholars with a further understanding of project manager competencies but also helps contractors make informed and objective judgments in the selection and/or appointments of project managers who have the appropriate competencies for SPM.
Alignment of large project management process to business strategy: A review and conceptual framework
Authors: T. Alsudiri; W. Al-Karaghouli; T. Eldabi
Year: 2013

– The purpose of this paper is to discuss in depth the factors that lead to misalignment between the project management (PM) and the business strategy by investigating four case studies in the telecommunications industry in Saudi Arabia. , – Due to the limited research on the subject of the alignment of PM and business strategy, the methodology used in this research was a case study in depth interview. , – The paper highlights the important factors that affect the process of aligning the PM to the business strategy. The companies that have strong alignment between the business strategy and the PM show successful projects outcome while the companies that have mismatch alignment show less successful projects outcome. , – The paper has investigated four telecommunications companies only. However, more companies will be better to compare the finding. Due to time constrains, the research has studied one project in each company. Each project was supporting one of the company's business strategies. More projects and business strategies will lead to clear picture of the alignment. Access to executives’ managers and CIO's was difficult. Several meetings were cancelled without short notice. , – This paper helps the companies to implement their business strategies with embedding their projects in the overall strategy. Also, helps the PM team to execute the projects in a strategic way. , – This paper contributes to the literature with a clear explanation of the concept of the alignment and provides a framework to ensure the alignment between the large PM process and the business strategy is achieved.
A Novel Multi-object Trade-Off Mechanism Model Based on Process Management in Software Project
Authors: L. Yao
Year: 2007

Aiming at practical requirements of present software project management and control, the paper presented to construct integrated multi-object trade-off model based on software project process management, so as to actualize integrated and dynamic trade-oil of the multi-object system of project. Based on analyzing basic principle of dynamic controlling and integrated multi-object trade-off system process, the paper integrated method of cybernetics and network technology, through monitoring on some critical reference points according to the control objects, emphatically discussed the integrated and dynamic multi- object trade-off model and corresponding rules and mechanism in order to realize integration of process management and trade-off of multi-object system.
A Qualitative Process Evaluation and Quality Improvement of a State Drug Overdose Reporting System Data Collection Approach
Authors: Mircea Lazar; Joshua Jayasundara; Jessica Korona-Bailey; Sutapa Mukhopadhyay
Year: 2024

Tennessee registered the second-highest drug overdose mortality rate of any state in 2022; such deaths have grown by 90% from 2019 to 2022. Tennessee has participated in the State Unintentional Drug Overdose Reporting System (SUDORS) since 2018. An abstraction team synthesizes data for SUDORS from death certificates, autopsies, and other sources. The purpose of this study was to engage in a comprehensive qualitative evaluation of our SUDORS process to distill insights that could improve abstraction speed and quality while reducing abstractor burnout. We conducted 2 rounds of interviews and focus groups with all 7 members of the Tennessee abstraction team in late 2023 and early 2024. The researcher asked questions regarding the adequacy of the current project management approach and team communication level, abstractors’ stress levels, the need for further training, and whether additional data science-based tools could be deployed to increase the speed and accuracy of abstraction. The study yielded several actionable insights for improving abstraction capacity and lessening stress burdens. Accordingly, we made changes to our project management, team communication, and training approaches; worked to better integrate our extant data science tools; and took steps to improve mental well-being. As a result, the average time it takes for an abstractor to enter a case into the NVDRS platform dropped from 12.2 to 6.5 minutes, and all team members noted a decrease in stress levels. The changes made as a result of the findings of this study will help the State keep pace with a high case load and will support abstractors’ mental well-being.
Is blockchain cost-effective in construction project management? A systematic review from the perspective of transaction cost
Authors: Haizhe Yu; Xiaopeng Deng; Na Zhang; Xicheng Zhang
Year: 2024

PurposeBlockchain technology (BCT) is considered a promising tool to improve the productivity of construction project management. Existing research has studied its potential costs and benefits for the construction industry. However, the potential costs and benefits of BCT failed to be compared as actual costs and benefits of specific applications for stakeholders. To fill this gap, this study seeks to analyze the cost-effectiveness of BCT-based applications in construction project management.Design/methodology/approachThis study is conducted with a customized systematic literature review based on transaction cost theory to enable qualitative comparison. With a deliberately designed structure confining extraneous variables, the costs and benefits of BCT-based applications are identified and compared. The inherent dependent relations of processes and the evolution relations of functions are identified. The cost-effectiveness of blockchain adoption is then analyzed.FindingsSeven functions and six challenges are identified within five processes. The result suggests all identified functions are cost-effective except for manual instruction (coding smart contracts manually). The smart contracts require explicit definition and logic to be effective. However, the construction projects essentially require the institution to be flexible due to unpredictability. The adoption of smart contracts and corresponding additional requirements can increase the transaction cost of bounded rationality.Research limitations/implicationsAs manual instruction is fundamental to realize other functions, and its advanced substitute relies on its broad adoption, its cost-effectiveness must be improved for applications to be acceptable to stakeholders. The establishment of a universal smart contract model and a universal, legitimate and efficient database structure are recommended to minimize the cost and maximize the effect of applications.Originality/valueThis study contributes to the knowledge by providing a comprehensive analysis of BCT adoption’s cost-effectiveness in construction project management. The adopted review structure can be extended to analyze the qualitative benefits and challenges of management automation in the early stages.
Assessment of the quality of the urban environment in the process of construction project management
Authors: A.N. Fomichev
Year: 2023

Recently, the construction of residential buildings in the Russian Federation has been carried out at an accelerating pace, not only in large cities, but in almost all regions of our country. In the current conditions, the issues of rational planning of residential development within the framework of urban construction development are becoming increasingly relevant. At the same time, an important role is assigned to the methods of assessing the quality of such planning. The analysis of the available methods of this kind carried out by the author indicates that at the moment, there are practically no adequate and objective methods for quantifying the degree of accessibility of critical social infrastruc-ture facilities of the city in relation to newly constructed or already existing residential buildings. Based on the results of the applied research carried out within the framework of writing the pre-sented scientific work, the author proposed an innovative method for quantifying the degree of acces-sibility of socially significant urban objects relative to residential structures. The proposed methodolo-gy is unique in that, thanks to the use of such a universal and statistically accessible indicator as the average level of wages, experts have the opportunity to conduct a comparative assessment of the de-gree of accessibility of social objects, not only located within a walking distance, but also at longer distances, involving the use of public passenger transport. The application of the methodology proposed in the framework of writing this applied scientific work for assessing the quality of the urban environment for the accessibility of socially significant in-frastructure objects relative to the location of residential buildings will allow, on a mathematically ac-curate quantitative basis, not only to assess the effectiveness of the work of regional state authorities and local self-government as qualitatively and objectively as possible, but also to conduct a compara-tive analysis of the quality layouts of newly designed residential neighborhoods. In addition, this tech-nique may be of practical interest to realtors and developers in the development and practical imple-mentation of various types of business processes, both in the field of housing construction and in the sale of residential buildings and premises.
Neurodegeneration Focused Biorepositories: NCRAD, BioSEND, MJFF
Authors: Michael C. Edler; Kaci Lacy; Casey Snoddy; Colleen M. Mitchell; K. R. Case; Chris C. Hobbick; Kelly N. H. Nudelman; Jan Hamer; Claire Wegel; K. Faber; Jacqueline M Jackson; Tatiana M Foroud
Year: 2024

Abstract Background Biorepositories play an integral role in the advancement of our understanding of neurodegenerative diseases and improving human health outcomes. Research efforts are accelerated when access to high‐quality clinical specimens is made available from a large, diverse participant group. Indiana University is home to three important neurodegenerative disease‐focused biorepositories including the NIA‐funded National Centralized Repository for Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias (NCRAD), the NINDS‐funded Biospecimen Exchange for Neurological Disorders (BioSEND), and the Michael J. Fox Foundation (MJFF) biorepository. Having all three repositories in one location presents a unique opportunity to leverage common protocols and shared resources to provide researchers with access to a wide breadth of specimens, facilitating broad specimen sharing and standardization across studies and repositories. Method All three repositories provide exceptional data and study coordination, data management, scientific support, and technical resources. Uniform best practice standard operating procedures (SOPs) and materials for collection and processing of samples yield consistently high‐quality specimens across studies from all repositories. Banked specimen types include DNA, RNA, whole blood, plasma, serum, cerebrospinal fluid, urine, stool, brain tissue, peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs), fibroblasts, and induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs). Online catalogs are available for specimen selection along with project management that can assist in the selection and approval of specimens across studies and repositories. Result Among the three repositories, over 4 million specimen aliquots from more than 150 studies have been banked. This collection represents over 142,000 unique participants across a diverse array of neurodegenerative diseases, including Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, Frontotemporal Dementia, Lewy Body Dementia, Concussion, Traumatic Brain Injury, Huntington’s Disease, Spinocerebellar Ataxia and other neurodegenerative proteinopathies. More than 600,000 specimen aliquots have been distributed to over 370 investigators, resulting in almost 1,000 publications. Conclusion NCRAD, BioSEND, and MJFF serve as crucial resources for investigators requiring high‐quality clinical specimens collected and processed in accordance with best practice SOPs. The centralized location at Indiana University provides the opportunity to synergize and align common study objectives to provide shared resources with broader sample diversity, increased statistical power, improved reproducibility, and enhanced opportunities for broad specimen sharing, thereby fostering collaborative research initiatives.
METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF THE STATE PROJECT MANAGING THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Authors: Д.Ю. Иванов; Е.Ю. Суслов
Year: 2022

Всю современную историю ведущие отечественные ученые и государственные деятели находились в поиске путей и подходов к созданию и обеспечению функционирования оптимальной системы управления социально-экономическим развитием России. За последние тридцать лет мы могли наблюдать несколько попыток идейного перезапуска логики управления развитием страны. Подходы стратегического планирования были дополнены системой национальных проектов, но целостная система управления социально-экономическим развитием России в настоящее время не сформирована. Система управления проектной деятельностью в рамках решения стратегических задач развития страны на период до 2024 и 2030 года носит фрагментарный характер. В результате анализа основных руководящих документов становится заметным структурный дисбаланс в системе стратегического планирования. Особенно явно выделяются проблемы инкорпорирования, сопряжения и взаимоувязывания проектного подхода с системой государственного управления. На основе проведенного анализа функциональных этапов стратегического планирования, в настоящей статье предлагается дополнить их этапом проектирования, без которого невозможно эффективно решить стратегические задачи. Авторы актуализируют вопрос разработки методологического подхода для формирования научно обоснованной и адекватной современным реалиям модели проектного управления социально-экономическим развитием России.
 Throughout modern history, leading Russian scientists and statesmen have been looking for ways and approaches to create and ensure the optimal system functioning for managing the socio-economic development of Russia. Over the past thirty years, we could observe several attempts to ideological restart the logic of managing the country's development. Strategic planning approaches were supplemented by a system of national projects, but an integral system for managing the socio-economic development of Russia has not yet been formed. The project management system of solving the strategic tasks of the country's development for the period up to 2024 and 2030 is fragmented. As a main guiding documents analysis result, a structural imbalance in the strategic planning system becomes noticeable. The problems of project approach’s incorporation, conjugation and interconnection with the public administration system stand out especially clearly. Based on the analysis of the strategic planning functional stages, this article proposes to supplement them with the design stage, without which it is impossible to solve strategic problems effectively. The authors actualize the issue of developing a methodological approach to the formation of a scientifically based and adequate to modern realities model of socio-economic development project management in Russia.