derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Validating an individual innovation competence assessment tool for university–industry collaboration
Authors: Laura-Maija Hero; Marianne Pitkäjärvi; K. Matinheikki-Kokko
Year: 2021

University–industry collaboration produces networks that may be capable of innovations, such as novel products and services. The collaboration projects also need to benefit student learning, yet teachers have little clarity with regard to innovation competence development. Individual innovation competence is a set of personal characteristics, knowledge, skills and attitudes that are connected to create concretised and implemented novelties via collaboration in complex innovation processes. The paper reports on the findings from the development and validation of an individual innovation competence assessment tool. The aim is to determine which individual innovation competences are significant in university–industry collaboration and which of these competences are sensitive to educational interventions. The study used a three-phase method involving development of the questionnaire items, validation in teacher and student panels, and a pilot pre- and post-survey study. All seven domains of individual innovation competences were significant and sensitive to educational intervention (a multidisciplinary innovation project conducted with industry). The most responsive competence domains regarding change were concretisation and implementation planning skills, and project management skills. The paper concludes with application opportunities for the tool and recommendations for further research.
User experiences system design for visually impaired and blind users in Oman
Authors: Amal Al-Busaidi; Prakash Kumar; C. Jayakumari; Preethy Kurian
Year: 2017

The assistive technology is a technology that used for helping the visually challenged people to use the computer such as transaction through online, railway reservation etc. The main aim of this paper is to explain the possible element of technology that can enhance the efficiency of the usage by visually impaired and blind users in Sultanate of Oman. The objective of this research to administrate the power of user experience in developing a system for visually impaired and blind users. In addition to help blind users in defining the criteria of systems that is appropriate for them. This paper has accomplished to point out the importance of the technology that can assist without interference of human and show the loopholes in the current technology. There are different methodology has been used to implement the development and design of application. The traditional approach to develop software has been followed along with some new methodology that is incorporating new devices in the system. My research designed to find out how people feel or what they think while using system. Project management methodologies simply define principles, like agile that is one of the best SDLC models that is very flexible, iterative design and build process. The approach that is used called prototype modelling which used for interviewing the user and make a demo type of the final product by adopted a both type of approach to analyses the procedure of development.
Modeling dynamics in agile software development
Authors: Lan Cao; B. Ramesh; T. Abdel-Hamid
Year: 2010

Changes in the business environment such as turbulent market forces, rapidly evolving system requirements, and advances in technology demand agility in the development of software systems. Though agile approaches have received wide attention, empirical research that evaluates their effectiveness and appropriateness is scarce. Further, research to-date has investigated individual practices in isolation rather than as an integrated system. Addressing these concerns, we develop a system dynamics simulation model that considers the complex interdependencies among the variety of practices used in agile development. The model is developed on the basis of an extensive review of the literature as well as quantitative and qualitative data collected from real projects in nine organizations. We present the structure of the model focusing on essential agile practices. The validity of the model is established based on extensive structural and behavioral validation tests. Insights gained from experimentation with the model answer important questions faced by development teams in implementing two unique practices used in agile development. The results suggest that due to refactoring, the cost of implementing changes to a system varies cyclically and increases during later phases of development. Delays in refactoring also increase costs and decrease development productivity. Also, the simulation shows that pair programming helps complete more tasks and at a lower cost. The systems dynamics model developed in this research can be used as a tool by IS organizations to understand and analyze the impacts of various agile development practices and project management strategies.
Improved representation of traceability links in requirements engineering knowledge using Sunburst and Netmap visualizations
Authors: T. Merten; Daniela Jüppner; Alexander Delater
Year: 2011

The representation of traceability links in requirements knowledge is vital to improve the general understanding of requirements as well as the relevance and consequences of relations between requirements artifacts and other artifacts in software engineering. Various visualization techniques have been developed to support the representation of traceability information, e.g. traceability matrices, graphs and tree structures. However, these techniques do not scale well on large amounts of artifacts and often do not provide additional functionality to present supplementary data. In this paper, we use Sunburst and Netmap visualizations as alternative visualization techniques. These techniques perform well even on large amounts of artifacts and traceability links. Moreover, they provide the ability to present derivative data. An implementation of the visualizations was developed in conjunction with a requirements plugin for the Redmine project management platform. In this paper, the applicability of Sunburst and Netmap visualizations for requirements engineering knowledge is illustrated by applying it to an example project and the results are compared to traditional visualization techniques.
HR administration of project management in state educational organizations
Authors: Е.С. Павлюк
Year: 2022

В данной статье происходит анализ понятия «кадровое администрирование», а также рассмотрению подлежит его роль в процессе реализации, главным образом, исследовательских и практико-ориентированных проектов в условиях государственных образовательных организаций. Кадровый вопрос был и остается одним из тех, который в случае реализации любой профессиональной деятельности может оказать существенное влияние на итоговый результат. Анализ, произведенный в данном исследовании, выявляет перечень специфических ограничений, которые должны быть учтены всеми участниками проектной деятельности: сторонним заказчиком, руководителем проектной деятельности, а также отдельно каждым исполнителем в рамках перечня выполняемых работ. Выявленные ограничения отражают особенности среды реализации проектов, позволяют охарактеризовать возможные риски, а также, найти преимущества для всех сторон.
 In this article, the concept of "personnel administration" is analyzed as well as its role in the implementation process, mainly research and practice-oriented projects in the conditions of state educational organizations, is also a specific subject for consideration. The personnel issue has been and remains one of those that, in the case of any professional activity, can have a significant impact on the final result. The analysis carried out in this study reveals a list of specific limitations that should be taken into account by all participants in the project activity: a third-party customer, the head of the project activity, as well as separately by each contractor within the list of work performed. The identified limitations reflect the specifics of the project implementation environment; allow us to characterize possible risks, as well as to find advantages for all parties.
An investigation of effort distribution among development phases: A four‐stage progressive software cost estimation model
Authors: Efi Papatheocharous; S. Bibi; I. Stamelos; A. Andreou
Year: 2017

Software cost estimation is a key process in project management. Estimations in the initial project phases are made with a lot of uncertainty that influences estimation accuracy which typically increases as the project progresses in time. Project data collected during the various project phases can be used in a progressive time‐dependent fashion to train software cost estimation models. Our motivation is to reduce uncertainty and increase confidence based on the understanding of patterns of effort distributions in development phases of real‐world projects. In this work, we study effort distributions and suggest a four‐stage progressive software cost estimation model, adjusting the initial effort estimates during the development life‐cycle based on newly available data. Initial estimates are reviewed on the basis of the experience gained as development progresses and as new information becomes available. The proposed model provides an early, a post‐planning, a post‐specifications, and a post‐design estimate, while it uses industrial data from the ISBSG (R10) dataset. The results reveal emerging patterns of effort distributions and indicate that the model provides effective estimations and exhibits high explanatory value. Contributions in lessons learned and practical implications are also provided.
The Impact of Project Management Approaches on Project Performance: An Analysis of IT Sector of Pakistan
Authors: Wajahat Daud; Jamil Anwar; Muhammad Mudassar Abbasi
Year: 2024

The motive of this study is to examine the impact of project management approaches on project performance in the IT sector of Pakistan. The study can be beneficial for the success of IT-based projects under the uncertain business environment and poor economic conditions in the country. In project management, different approaches traditional, agile, and hybrid are applied for increased project performance. The implementation of project management approaches will increase the project performance of the IT sector in Pakistan and enhance the capability of the software organization to achieve a competitive advantage. This study will also facilitate the project managers to adopt the best strategy for projects in this uncertain environment in Pakistan. The result will show the significant impact of agile and hybrid approaches on project performance and will improve the scope of project management in Pakistan. The study focuses on the changing environment how these approaches affect the performance measures of the projects and how the project managers can utilize the best one to enhance the performance of the project. The result of this research will support the IT industry of Pakistan and will bring innovation in this sector which encourages the business economy of the country.
Juan Kasal App: Web based application for event planning and cost estimation with linear regression
Authors: Abegail Benosa Frivaldo; Jericho Carreon Baldonado; Mharjorie Tabiolo; C. Centeno
Year: 2023

The purpose of this paper is to discuss the services. That will provide quality in event management processes. Our goal is to not only provide quality, but also to make it affordable and customized for the clients. Primary and secondary data were gathered for the study. Data sources (observations, internet resources, press and other sources. The proposed system intends to use Android application for effectively managing all stages of an event management procedure and give the user the ability to customize the event's quality based on his or her preferences needs. The application of project management to the creation and development of large or small events is known as event management. Festivals, conferences, ceremonies, formal parties, concerts, and conventions are examples of large-scale events. Given the current situation we are developing an Android application for event management to address system issues. The application will only be available to Android users. The application will primarily cover educational, medical, and social events. The app will be built with Android Studio, and the back end will be managed in a SQL database. The application will be have easy and feasible GUI for all type of users. The event management industry has expanded rapidly in recent years industry (3rd). We present an Android mobile phone application in this paper to make it easier for a layman to plan an event in a hassle-free manner. This application will assist him/her in planning a successful and fun event. The system allow users to register on the application for an event. This proposed to be a web application. The project provides most of the basic functionality required for an event type e.g. [marriage, Dance Show birthday party, etc.], the system then allows the user to select date and time of event, place and the event equipment. All the data is logged in the database and the user is given a receipt number for his booking. The data is then send to administrator (website owner) and they may interact with the client as per his requirement.
Risk Management to User Perception of Insecurity in Ambient Service
Authors: S. Tanimoto; Daisuke Sakurai; Yosiaki Seki; M. Iwashita; Hiroyuki Sato; Atsushi Kanai
Year: 2012

In recent years, Ambient service has attracted attention as a ubiquitous, future intelligence infrastructure. The Ambient service provides service suitable for user needs automatically by making a sensor and a computer cooperate, and gathering and analyzing the information about each user. However, with the Ambient service, in order to manage personal information, various risks, such as an information leakage, are assumed. In this research, about a risk of being assumed with the Ambient service, it analyzes from a viewpoint by the side of service provision and service use, and clarifies the proposed measures. Specifically, risk breakdown structure and the risk matrix which are the typical risk management methods of project management were used. These results extracted 40 factors as a risk factor of the Ambient service. As the main feature of countermeasure, for Risk Transference, a countermeasure, such as preparing a third party's inspection on the service provision side, was proposed. Moreover, for Risk Mitigation, a countermeasure, such as a rule for a new specification corresponding to the Ambient service, was proposed. As mentioned above, the risk management of the Ambient service was proposed in this paper. A future subject is evaluating the effectiveness of the proposed countermeasure.
Insights into Kaizen Culture in Project Management Development Teams
Authors: Jonatan Thor Halldorsson; Edvald Moller
Year: 2024

The aim of the research was to obtain insight into the project-management experience of employees in the development departments at LS Retail, a software company, and to determine whether that experience reflects the implementation of kaizen, commonly known as continuous change or continuous improvement. The goal was also to determine whether the existence of a kaizen culture within the department could be identified and whether a strong agile tradition had facilitated the introduction of kaizen into the development team. The research was conducted using a qualitative methodology based on semi-open interviews with 12 interviewees. The interviewees were chosen from three development teams, and the interviewees’ roles for each team were as follows: product director, product owner, lead developer, and quality assurance tester. The main findings were that the employees’ experiences reflected the implementation of kaizen and that kaizen had taken root in the department, which is reflected in the interviewees’ attitudes toward the importance of continuous improvement and a willingness to seek more efficient and effective ways to deliver quality to the customer. The results also show that a strong agile tradition facilitated the introduction of kaizen to the team. Nevertheless, the results show that certain elements should be improved, such as the flow of information, the distribution of knowledge within the department, and the training of employees regarding kaizen. These findings provide relevant information that can help companies or organizations utilize their strengths and identify weaknesses if they wish to embrace the kaizen journey.
On-Demand Intelligent Resource Assessment and Allocation System Using NLP for Project Management
Authors: Gaurav Shekhar
Year: 2020

In the current dynamic era of Agile projects and the usage of different methodologies for managing projects, the assessment, allocation/reallocation of skilled resources still remains a challenge. This could be worse in projects with tight deadlines and cost restrictions. The current project management tools may help in managing projects, calculating buffers, costs and giving out deadlines but the major fallout of these tools is the inability to identify the appropriate resources needed for a given situation. Our Resource Assessment and Allocation System directly tackles these pain points of the existing systems by assessing resources based on various factors and recommends candidates that would be a good fit. The system will consider the various project and resource parameters like cost and finish date and resource parameters like cost, allocation term, grooming period, multi functionality and experience. It will then recommend prospective candidates who could be allocated to projects.
Interpretive Structural Model-based for Analysis of Causes of Delays in Construction Projects: The Portuguese Case
Authors: Amílcar Arantes; L. Ferreira
Year: 2021

Delays are a common issue in construction projects worldwide, and they can frequently have an influence on time and cost overruns, among other problems. This study aims to add to the knowledge on construction project management theory and practice by identifying the leading causes of Delays in Construction Projects (DCP) in Portugal, modeling their interrelationships, and determining their main causes. The study presented herein adopted a two-phase methodology. First, based on the literature, the causes of DCP in Portugal are identified. Then the hierarchical structure of the causes of DCP is determined, using integrated Interpretive Structural Modelling (ISM), and an ISM-based Model is developed. The results show that the 16 causes of DCP taken into consideration are hierarchized in six different influence levels. The causes Bidding and contract award process and Lack of communication between parties are the most influential causes, and are thus considered to be the root causes of DCP in Portugal. Additionally, the results show that the causes of DCP can be divided into four different categories relating to Relationships and contract, Material, the Developer, and the Contractor. Finally, these results provide fundamental insights for practitioners and researchers to develop effective measures to mitigate the causes of DCP.
Risk assessment in project supply chains in Maldives hospitality sector
Authors: R. Sugathadasa; Buddhi Weerasinghe
Year: 2023

The article evaluates the enabling factors of risks in the project management supply chain process within the Maldives hospitality sector within identification of needs in procurement process. The tourist arrivals in the Maldives have been increased rapidly. This trend is found as 64% from 2017 to 2021. The identified trend encourages investments in the hospitality sector in Maldives. Therefore, more accommodations are built to cater upcoming trend of tourist arrivals in Maldives. Statistics show 1.4 million tourist arrivals to Maldives in 2018, setting a new record. The Minister of Tourism, Ali Waheed, reported that the number of tourists who visited Maldives in 2018 was 1,484,276, which is 6.8% (or 94,734 tourists) which is higher than in 2017[1]. Tourism contributes 60% of foreign exchange receipts, making it a crucial part of the Maldives’ economy.
The Örebro City Citizen-Oriented E-Government Strategy
Year: 2008

This article discusses practices, opportunities, and challenges in local e-government project management by means of a case study involving interviews, document studies, and an element of action re ...
Large Language Models for Issue Report Classification
Authors: Giuseppe Colavito; F. Lanubile; Nicole Novielli; L. Quaranta
Year: 2024

Effective issue classification is crucial for efficient software project management. However, labels assigned to issues are often inconsistent, which can negatively impact the performance of supervised classification models. In this work, we investigate how label consistency and training data size affect automatic issue classification. We first evaluate a few-shot learning approach on a manually validated dataset and compare it to fine-tuning on a larger crowd-sourced set. The results show that our approach achieves higher accuracy when trained and tested on consistent labels. We then examine zero-shot classification using GPT-3.5, finding that its performance is comparable to supervised models despite having no fine-tuning. This suggests that generative models can help classify issues when annotated data is limited. Overall, our findings provide insights into
Pengembangan Arsitektur Microservices dengan RESTful API Gateway menggunakan Backend-for-frontend Pattern pada Portal Akademik Perguruan Tinggi
Authors: Fransiscus Xaverius Senduk; Xaverius B. N. Najoan; S. Sompie
Year: 2023




Abstract — Applications are typically built with a monolithic architecture, where all application components are combined into a single, indivisible application. As the monolithic application is further updated and developed, the drawbacks of this monolithic architecture begin to outweigh its benefits. At this time, the INSPIRE UNSRAT Portal still uses a monolithic architecture, hence further development will bring about the drawbacks of this architecture. Based on these issues, this study was conducted with the aim of developing a microservices architecture with a RESTful API Gateway using the Backend-for-frontend pattern, using the INSPIRE UNSRAT Portal application as a case study. The software development method used is Scrum, therefore it was carried out in collaboration with three other researchers in the fields of project management, mobile applications, and testing. This research succeeded in designing and creating a microservices architecture that includes 8 services and 39 endpoints, accelerating the development process, and allowing for improved service quality on mobile devices.
Key words — Academic; Microservices; Portal; RESTful API;
 
Abstrak — Pada umumnya aplikasi dibangun dengan arsitektur monolith dimana semua komponen aplikasi dikombinasikan menjadi satu aplikasi tunggal yang tidak terbagi-bagi. Setelah aplikasi monolitik tersebut diperbarui dan dikembangkan lebih lanjut, kerugian dari arsitektur monolith ini akan mulai melampaui manfaat yang ditawarkannya. Pada saat ini, Portal INSPIRE UNSRAT masih menggunakan arsitektur monolith sehingga pada pengembangan lebih lanjut akan timbul kerugian dari arsitektur ini. Berdasarkan permasalahan tersebut maka dibuatlah penelitian ini yang bertujuan untuk mengembangkan arsitektur microservices dengan RESTful API Gateway menggunakan Backend-for-frontend pattern dengan mengambil studi kasus pada aplikasi Portal INSPIRE UNSRAT. Metode pengembangan perangkat lunak yang digunakan adalah Scrum sehingga dikerjakan bersama dengan tiga peneliti lain di bidang manajemen proyek, aplikasi mobile, dan pengujian. Penelitian ini berhasil merancang dan membuat arsitektur microservices yang di dalamnya terdapat 8 service dan 39 endpoint, mempercepat proses pengembangan, dan memungkinkan kualitas layanan yang ditingkatkan pada perangkat mobile.
Kata kunci — Akademik; Microservices; Portal; RESTful API;