derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Effect of Quality Control on Implementation of Construction Projects in Rwanda: A Case Study of Horizon Construction Ltd, Gikondo to Rebero Road (2019-2022)
Authors: Simeon Uwayishima
Year: 2023

Since the 1987 World Commission on Environment and Development, project sustainability is increasingly becoming a critical element in project management. The increasing need for new project interventions means that donors are not prepared to keep investing scarce resources in the same projects for a long time, which calls for prioritization of sustainability throughout the project processes. This research project is based on a research project carried out in the horizon construction, focusing on effect of quality control in implementation of construction projects in Rwanda: the research has the following objectives: to find out factors consider in Plan qualities of project in horizon construction, to view the Perform quality assurance in monitoring and controlling of project, to view the Perform quality control help in executing of project. The researcher described the definition of key term and also usage of Project quality management, Competitive market and research used a sample size of 106 respondents from in horizon construction finance department and top management. The research was use questionnaires to collect data Then research conclude by saying that help in evaluating of the performance of business as well as certifying areas of improvement in horizon construction. Project quality management is performed to know the company Competitive market, investment profitability projections, and understanding the corporate financial position in terms of asset and liability comparisons from the balance sheet. Table presents the respondents opinion on reason of The visibility of the premise are checked to assure the availability of the premises, Rwanda with the mean of 4.42 percentage 93.4% Research findings also shows The major reason of quality control strategy in horizon construction are Perform Quality Assurance with mean of 4.43 at the average of 91.5%. Competitive market as dependent variable for this study is made during investment analysis to accept or reject a project by looking at reporting of the project management on profit and loss as well as calculate net present values of a project. Keywords: Quality Control, Implementation of Construction
Enhancing the Student Perception on Software Project Management in Computer Science
Authors: A. Mas; A. Mesquida; Ricardo Colomo-Palacio
Year: 2020

Contribution: This article presents a research for enhancing the computer science students’ perception on the software project management subject. The main objective of this article is double. The first one is to redesign the current course by including new teaching and new learning methods that encourage students to learn the project management competences and skills. The second one is to analyze the satisfaction of the students regarding the new software project management course. The design of the new course has been based on the improvement proposals from the students, which were collected throughout a grounded theory (GT) study during two academic years. Background: Students must be motivated with both the technical and other transversal competencies provided by the different subjects in the computer science curricula. It is not easy to teach a management subject because students do not clearly find the relationship with their studies. However, it is widely accepted that computer science students need to be trained in project management to be able to work at full capacity in the industry. There is not much literature on how to increase the motivation of students in management subjects. Research Question: Which are the causes and consequences of a low level of interest for software project management in computer science studies? Methodology: Two different experiments were carried out. The first one consisted of determining, during two academic years, the main reasons why computer science students do not get to comprehend the need for such this subject in the curricula. From the GT results, a set of innovative actions were introduced in order to redesign the subject. In the second experiment, during the following two academic years, the satisfaction of the students regarding the changes introduced in the course was analyzed. Findings: The first finding was obtained from the GT study conducted. Four causes influencing students to do not give enough importance to software project management, two consequences derived from these causes and three contingencies to potentially mitigate the consequences were identified. The second finding was the corroboration that the new course design contributes to student motivation and engagement. Through the evaluation of the new course, students can better understand project management techniques and their application to projects. Data collected show that students are aware of the importance of these skills and competencies for their background and professional profile.
The Duality of Design(ing) Successful Projects
Authors: Anna Rylander Eklund; B. Simpson
Year: 2020

Project success is an issue of intense interest to both scholars and project management practitioners, and yet its theoretical elaboration continues to be somewhat under-developed. Responding to this gap between theory and practice, we tease out the dynamics of the design(ing) duality in relation to project management. Our argument is informed by the contrasting management theories of Taylor (design) and Follett (designing), and it is illustrated by drawing on two different experiences of a large Initial Training Network project funded by the European Commission. We suggest that a comprehensive appreciation of project success requires an interweaving of the substantive and processual understandings reflected in the design(ing) duality.
Participating in project management experiences in the workplace
Authors: Benjamin Lauren
Year: 2015

This experience report demonstrates how a multinational software company attempted to train employees with a new project management software platform through the use of play. The report begins by briefly reviewing recent research on the role of play in workplace training. Second, the report explains how the company used play to train employees in a new project management platform. Third, the report describes a stalemate between some employees and management about using the new software and details how the confusion disrupted in the team's workflow. Last, the report reflects on ways a participatory dialogue can be used to make play a viable form of workplace training.
CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE SOCIAL PROJECTS MANAGEMENT
Authors: Galyna Lopushnyak; Alla Vasylyk
Year: 2024

The article discusses the conceptual foundations of managing social projects, outlining the
essential stages of initiation, planning, implementation, and evaluation of project effectiveness. The
authors emphasize the unique characteristics of social projects, which are aimed at addressing
socially significant issues and improving citizens' quality of life. The analysis focuses on approaches to identifying community needs, developing project strategies, and mechanisms for resource
mobilization, including fundraising and partnership development.
The article systematizes the opportunities and advantages of addressing social issues through
the implementation of social projects, presenting a classification and characteristics of different
types of social projects.
The authors identified the main stages of social project management, provided their characteristics, and outlined the possible methods and approaches to be applied during each stage. Significant
attention is devoted to project management methodologies, particularly the PMBOK standards and
the SMART approach to setting goals and objectives. These frameworks are essential for structuring
social projects and ensuring alignment with both short-term objectives and long-term social impact.
Design thinking in social project development, which focuses on creating solutions that align with
the real needs of people and foster sustainable social impact, is proven. By emphasizing creativity, innovation, and user engagement, it ensures that projects are adaptable, effective, and well-integrated into
the community. This approach enhances trust in the results and improves the overall social environment.
Artificial Intelligence in Project Management: Balancing Automation and Human Judgment
Authors: Md Al-Arafat; Md Enamul Kabir; Asm Morshed; Muhammad Mohiul Islam
Year: 2025

This study explores the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in project management, focusing on its potential to balance automation with human judgment. Using the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) guidelines, 65 high-quality articles were systematically reviewed to ensure a transparent and rigorous analysis. The findings reveal that AI significantly enhances project management practices by automating repetitive tasks, optimizing resource allocation, and improving stakeholder engagement and communication. Predictive analytics and machine learning tools have demonstrated considerable effectiveness in proactive risk management and decision-making, particularly in complex and large-scale projects. Furthermore, AI-powered platforms facilitate real-time collaboration, fostering transparency and trust among stakeholders. However, challenges such as over-reliance on automation, ethical concerns, and adoption barriers were also identified, highlighting the importance of integrating AI with human expertise. By synthesizing insights from diverse industries and contexts, this study provides a comprehensive understanding of AI’s benefits, limitations, and opportunities in project management. The findings contribute valuable recommendations for organizations seeking to leverage AI technologies while maintaining accountability and ensuring sustainable integration.
METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT IN INDUSTRIAL MARKETING
Authors: КИРИЛЛОВА Л.К. КИРИЛЛОВА Л.К.
Year: 2024

Рассматривается содержание проектного подхода в промышленном маркетинге. Проанализированы функции управления проектами как инструмента инвестиционной политики. Раскрыты принципы проектного управления. Представлен состав основных и вспомогательных работ в процессе управления проектами. Выделены стадии управления проектами и их задачи.
 The content of the project approach in industrial marketing is considered. The functions of project management as an investment policy tool are analyzed. The principles of project management are revealed. The composition of the main and auxiliary works in the project management process is presented. The stages of project management and their tasks are highlighted.
A comparative study among stakeholders on causes of time delay in Malaysian multiple design and build projects
Authors: C. Ramanathan; N. S. Potty
Year: 2014

The construction industry plays an important role in developing a nation to a fully developed status. The construction industry, unlike other industries has unique problems concerning project completion. Projects are now more complicated involving huge contract values, participants from multi-discipline, more specialised works, tighter schedule, more cost consciousness, stringent quality standards, etc. Ultimately, cost and time are the two key parameters that play significant role in construction project management. In Malaysia very few studies have been attempted on the factors causing time delay. Besides, there has been no such study related to multiple Design and Build (D&B) projects. The study focused on D&B projects which have complicated risk governed with fixed time and a fixed contract sum (Lump sum). Thus there is a need for comparative study on the risk factors causing this time delay which enables the Malaysian construction to respond proactively and more effectively to time delay factors.
DIGITALISASI METODE KONSTRUKSI PADA PROYEK HIGH-RISE BUILDING
Authors: Daniel Maranatha Silitonga; Stefanus Yobel Hendrawan; Oei Fuk Jin
Year: 2024

The construction of high-rise buildings is one of the tasks with high levels of risk and complex coordination. Technological innovations such as the internet of things (IoT), 3D printing, virtual reality (VR), artificial intelligence (AI), and building information modeling (BIM) have become solutions in facing the existing risks and challenges. The systematic literature review (SLR) method is used to analyze the development of digital transformation in high-rise building construction projects, so that the extent to which technology can help improve project efficiency, productivity, and quality can be understood. The stages of this SLR method are carried out through literature collection, identification process, and analysis of relevant articles on the discussion topic. Out of the 48 selected literature studies, it is shown that current construction digitalization involves the use of technology 4.0, construction robots, and automatic construction methods. All three have great potential for effective and efficient project management performance, as well as reducing occupational safety risks. However, the implementation of digital technology still faces various challenges, especially in terms of infrastructure provision and skilled human resources.
Abstrak
Proyek konstruksi high-rise building merupakan salah satu pekerjaan dengan tingkat risiko yang tinggi serta koordinasi yang kompleks. Inovasi teknologi seperti internet of things (IoT), 3D printing, virtual reality (VR), artificial intelligence (AI) hingga building information modeling (BIM) telah menjadi solusi dalam menghadapi risiko serta tantangan yang ada. Metode systematic literature review (SLR) digunakan dalam menganalisis perkembangan transformasi digital pada proyek konstruksi high rise building, sehingga dapat diketahui sejauh mana peran teknologi dapat membantu meningkatkan efisiensi, produktivitas, dan kualitas proyek. Tahapan metode SLR ini dilakukan melalui pengumpulan literatur, proses identifikasi, hingga analisis artikel-artikel yang relevan terhadap topik pembahasan. Dari 48 studi literatur yang dipilih, menunjukkan bahwa digitalisasi konstruksi saat ini berupa penggunaan teknologi 4.0, robot konstruksi, serta metode konstruksi otomatis, ketiga hal tersebut memiliki potensi yang besar terhadap kinerja manajemen proyek yang efektif dan efisien, serta dapat mengurangi risiko keselamatan kerja. Meskipun demikian, implementasi teknologi digital masih menghadapi berbagai tantangan khususnya dalam hal penyediaan infrastruktur serta tenaga manusia yang terampil.
Competency-based Training Needs Assessment for Research Managers and Administrators in Africa and the United Kingdom to Strengthen Equitable Partnerships
Authors: V. Nembaware; Simon Glasser; Annette N. Priest; Ailsa Davies; M. Skelton; Paidamoyo Bodzo; O. Lelong; Alecia Naidu; Colleen Masimirembwa; Alice Mutambiranwa; Annette Hay; A. Wonkam; C. Dandara
Year: 2022

Background: The need for competent research managers and administrators (RMAs) has increased due to the complexity in managing research projects between disparate and international partners. To facilitate the creation of robust training and professional development programmes it is essential to first understand the status quo. A collaborative project, Sustainable Management and Administration for Research: Training across the project Lifecycle (SMARTLife), made up of RMAs from South Africa, Zimbabwe and the United Kingdom (UK) developed a set of competencies to conduct an RMA competency-based training needs assessment scoping tool. Method: Nine areas were identified: Equitable partnership; Finance Management; Project Management; Monitoring and Evaluation; Reporting and Communications; Equity, Diversity & Inclusion; Training and Capacity Development; Impact a& Sustainability; and Ethical, Social, Legal a& Social Implications. Tasks for each competency area were identified to develop an scoping tool that had 168 data collection points. The tool was advertised through press releases, mailing lists and social media. Results: 108 responses were obtained: with 49% from 15 Africa countries/the remainder from the UK. The UK (71%) had more permanent RMA staff members compared to Africa (39%). There were more respondents in Africa with the title of Research Manager/Coordinator(p=0.0132) compared to the UK where most of the RMAs were employed as Finance/Contract officers. 60% of respondents from the UK had more than three years experience while only 35% from Africa had experience. While most RMAs had formal higher education qualifications, their training was not in research management and administration, which requires a diverse range of skills. Confidence in specific tasks varied between the UK and Africa whereas collaborative partnerships challenges and enablers were similar. Conclusion This work highlights differences in RMA training and experience RMA between Africa and UK, this work could inform much needed competency-based training for RMAs and partnership strategies that aid mutual-learning.
Critical success factors and performance of completed construction projects at National Social Security Fund, Nairobi City County, Kenya
Authors: Inviolata Khisa; M. Mutuku
Year: 2023

This paper aims to examine the effect of selected factors that link to completion of NSSF construction projects and how they are influenced by the various critical factors. The main objective was to establish the critical success factors and their effects on performance of construction projects. Four theories namely Game theory, Principal-Agent theory, Construction Management, and Soft Value Management (SVM) theory served as the foundation for this research.  Descriptive research design was employed for data collection, analysis, presentation and interpretation.The target population was 512 stakeholders from six complete commercial and residential projects. Purposive sampling was used to select 84 participants for the study. Semi-structured questionnaires were used in the study to collect data. The data was analyzed using SPSS whereby descriptive and inferential statistics were used. The results show that the R-square value was 0.282 and R was 0.531. An analysis of variance (ANOVA) was significant at p=0.001 with an F statistic of 9.961 indicating that the model used was fit for the data. The data also revealed that client variations (p= 0.05), financial availability (p = 0.047), and construction disputes (p = 0.001) are statistically significant determinants affecting the performance of NSSF construction projects. The main findings of the study demonstrate that the key critical success factors used in this study affected the performance of NSSF-completed construction projects either positively or negatively. The study recommends that companies should adhere to the principles that safeguard project management to adequately manage the critical factors and ultimately minimize project delays.
New standards for project audit and the impact on existing standards for project management
Authors: Peter J. A. Reusch
Year: 2011

New standards for project audit are reviewed, the impact to existing standards in project and program management is analyzed, appropriate methods and tools to develop project audit and project management are discussed.
Identification of Factors Causing Construction Contract Breaks and Recommendations for Improvement in West Pasaman Regency
Authors: Rika Novia; Benny Hidayat; Akhmad Suraji
Year: 2024

The implementation of construction projects in the Regional Government of West Pasaman Regency almost every year there is always a termination of the contract which results in not achieving the government's goal of increasing the standard of living of the community because the targets set by the Government are delayed and hampered. This research was carried out which aims to identify the causes of contract termination in the implementation of construction service procurement in West Pasaman Regency, analyze and evaluate the causes of contract termination in construction implementation, and determine recommendations for improvement to prevent contract termination in the implementation of construction service procurement in Pasaman Regency West. This study uses descriptive qualitative analysis based on the results of interviews with CMO and TIO for work that has terminated its contract and analyzes administrative data on termination of contracts for construction work which has experienced termination of contract. The methods used in the discussion to find out the factors that cause construction contract termination are the Fault Tree Analysis (FTA) Method and the Obtain Cut Set (MOCUS) Method. From this study it can be concluded that the main factor causing the breakup of construction contracts is the owner's firmness with the performance of the provider, the provider being evaluated is unable to carry out the work, the contract termination should be carried out earlier, not waiting for the end of the year and not providing an extension of the implementation period past the fiscal year and the owner is negligent. in controlling the contract. While the supporting factors that cause the termination of the contract are the provider's fault, namely poor project management, the practice of borrowing company flags, not having capital, not heeding the instructions of the owner and field supervisor as well as other factors, namely disturbance factors from the community around the work location, weather, selection of providers and material supply. For recommendations for future improvements, it is recommended that the owner carry out control of the construction contract more optimally and the provider is more professional at work. This study analyzes the factors that cause construction contract terminations only from the owner's point of view, therefore further research is still needed from the point of view of job providers and supervisors to see the characteristics and possibilities of other different factors.
Contemplations on results from investigating the Personal Epistemology of computing students
Authors: R. Mcdermott; I. Pirie; C. Laxer; Å. Cajander; M. Daniels
Year: 2013

“Personal Epistemology” is the analysis of the ways in which an individual perceives what constitutes knowledge, its boundaries, how it is justified, and how it is related to learning. While investigation of metacognitive strategies used by students is now an established research topic within Computer Science and Information Technology education, the study of personal epistemology is relatively undeveloped. This is so despite there being significant epistemological issues associated with learning the subject itself, such as those concerned with the way in which programming exercises change from convergent to divergent problems, or the process by which software project management problems very quickly become ill-defined. In this paper, we describe a preliminary investigation into the personal epistemology of two cohorts of computing students. We review some models of personal epistemological development and describe an empirical study in which we investigated the dimensions of epistemological beliefs of two cohorts of computing students. The results show that there appears to be a wide range of epistemological belief amongst computing students. Finally, we make some observations about the importance of personal epistemology for learning in Computer Science and outline further work in this area.