derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Project Competence of a teacher of the Mari Language and Literature in the Context of Digitalization of Education: Structural and Content Analysis
Authors: V. Toktarova; Natalia V. Matrosova
Year: 2023

Today, the formation of project competence is an integral part of the training of a teacher of the Mari language and literature. This characteristic reflects the ability and readiness of the teacher to lead and implement ethnocultural projects in the context of digitalization of education. The purpose of the article is to reveal and justify the concept of “project competence of a teacher of the Mari language and literature”, to determine its structure and content in the context of digitalization of education. Methodology. The methodological base of the study was made up of regulatory documents, modern works of domestic and foreign scientists in the field of digital transformation of education and project management. Theoretical, empirical and mathematical methods used in the study. Research results. The paper substantiates the significant role of project activities in the preparation of a teacher of the Mari language and literature. An overview of the definitions of “project competence” in the studies of domestic and foreign scientists is given, an analysis of their key and structural components is made. The definition of “project competence of a teacher of the Mari language and literature” is given, structural components and content are identified and described. Aspects of the influence of digitalization on the process of forming the project competence of a teacher of the Mari language and literature are displayed. The program of additional professional education “Digital projects on the Mari language and literature” is developed and proposed, its structure and content are described. In conclusion, it is concluded that project competence is an integral part of the training of a teacher of the Mari language and literature and is a complex integrated characteristic consisting of motivational, cognitive, activity, cultural and reflective components. Its formation is greatly influenced by the ongoing processes of digitalization.
Team-Based Pay in the United Kingdom
Authors: Peter Reilly; J. Phillipson; Peter Smith
Year: 2005

This article describes a trial of team pay in the U.K. health service. The trial aimed to test whether performance improvement could be encouraged through the use of rewards in settings where individual performance-related pay might be inappropriate. The pilot used a number of different sized teams and a variety of occupational groups and reward options—from cash to improvement funds. The experiment produced many service and organizational benefits. At the successful sites, more positive staff attitudes were also in evidence. The article acknowledges that some sites did not deliver as well as others and explores the reasons why. In conclusion, the article looks at success factors that might be applicable elsewhere: clear scheme purpose and leadership in the context of staff trust in management; with clear and simple targets, supported by reliable data; and good quality project management, including skilled communication. Optimal team size and structure depends on the scheme’s objectives.
SIRIUS: Systematic Investigation for Reliability Improvement Upon Software
Authors: Samjoon Park; Taehyoun Kim; Taeho Lee; Sung-Chul Noh
Year: 2017

In this paper, we suggest a tool for applying software reliability engineering to develop reliable software in the field of Korea defense industry. The tool is named as Systematic Investigation for Reliability Improvement Upon Software (SIRIUS). SIRIUS consists of seven subsystems: system management system, project management system, workflow management system, software reliability analysis and assessment system, software reliability trends and issues management system, plug-in management system and software reliability data management system. Of these subsystems, the software reliability analysis and assessment system is the main subsystem of SIRIUS. SIRIUS provides software reliability analysis which is based on user-defined metrics and models from IEEE 1633 and IEEE 982. Users can analyze and assess the reliability of their software by using these metrics and models. We are expecting that SIRIUS can improve the software reliability and thus help many organizations that develop weapon system software after release in 2018.
Measures and Techniques for Effort Estimation of Web Applications: an Empirical Study Based on a Single-Company Dataset
Authors: S. Martino; F. Ferrucci; C. Gravino; E. Mendes
Year: 2009

Effort estimation is a key management activity which goes on throughout a software project being fundamental for accurate project planning and for allocating resources adequately. Thus, it is important to identify techniques and measures that can support such project management activity during the development of Web applications. To this aim, empirical investigations should be performed using data coming from the industrial world. To address this issue, this paper reports on an empirical study based on data from 15 Web applications developed by an Italian software company. The objective of the study was two-fold. The first goal was to verify whether or not some size measures were good indicators of the effort spent to develop the Web applications taken into account. The second goal was to compare the effectiveness of some techniques to establish the relationships between the employed size measures and the development effort of the Web applications. The measures were organized in two sets, where the first one included some length measures while the second one consisted of the nine components which are used to estimate the Web Objects measure. The techniques taken into account were Stepwise Regression, Case-Based Reasoning, and Regression Tree. The results indicated that both the sets of size measures were good indicators of the effort for the analyzed dataset. Furthermore, the analysis also revealed that the first set presented significantly superior performance than the second set when using Stepwise Regression. No significant differences between the two sets of size measures were highlighted when using Case-Based Reasoning and Regression Tree.
study among green transformational leadership, green learning, government regulation and sustainable project success across renewable energy investments
Authors: Simona Apostu
Year: 2024

Because of the recent economic disaster, sustainable corporate performance has become a global demand and green measures have been identified as the prominent answer of these issues in literature. This circumstance has piqued the interest of policy makers and new researchers. The study investigated green transformational leadership as a source of green learning to achieve sustainable project success. Although academics have focused on the influencing variables of sustainable success, minimal investigation have been done into the antecedents of sustainable success in renewable energy projects. Using organizational learning theory as a foundation, this study investigates the relationships between green transformational leadership, green learning, and sustainable project success, as well as the moderating effect of government regulations was found. In this vein, data from 325 samples from renewable energy projects in Pakistan was collected with the help of an electronically administered questionnaire. For preliminary data analysis and hypothesis testing, SPSS 21 and Smart PLS 3.0 were employed. The empirical findings demonstrated that green transformational leadership has significant positive effect on sustainable project success via green learning. The findings also demonstrated that government regulations play a moderating influence in the relationship between green learning and sustainable project success. The study not only uncovers the linkages, but it also provides theoretical and practical suggestions for project management to improve sustainable success. The existing research assists policymakers in developing policies and leads new researchers in investigating this area in the future.
Classification of success factors of youth entrepreneurship project
Authors: D. Aitzhanova; G. Mukhanova; A. Antoni
Year: 2023

The success of the development of youth initiatives in the field of starting and implementing entrepreneurial activities depends on various reasons and factors. In the process of introducing a business idea and establishing a new young company and its development, a young entrepreneur is surrounded by people, companies of different spheres of activity and ownership rights, financial and credit organisations, state bodies. In the article on the basis of studying the influence of various factors on the positive result of entrepreneurial initiatives of young people and support of their undertakings the qualification of factors is carried out in the following categories: young entrepreneur, state, business environment, business knowledge, educational organisations and financial sector. The paper applies a graphical method of analysing a number of interrelated factors or causes that influence the success of the project. A cause and effect diagram of successful youth entrepreneurship in the initial stages and subsequent stages of its implementation is constructed. However, the important or significant factors depend on the sector of the economy in which the young entrepreneur wishes to start a business. But common to all entrepreneurial projects is the knowledge that a young entrepreneur must possess. Knowledge of laws, field of activity, industry and the ability to apply project management tools and techniques. That is why a separate group "business knowledge" was singled out, despite the fact that some knowledge points are also present in the categories "Young entrepreneur" and "Educational organisations".
Deadline Based Performance Evaluation of Job Scheduling Algorithms
Authors: H. Abba; Syed Nasir Mehmood Shah; Nordin Zakaria; A. J. Pal
Year: 2012

Grid scheduling is one of the prime challenges in grid computing. Reliability, efficiency (with regard to time utilization), effectiveness in resource usage, as well as robustness tend to be the demanded features of Grid scheduling systems. A number of algorithms have been designed and developed in order to make effective Grid scheduling. Project management is the well known area of operation research. Here we are proposing a new prioritized deadline based scheduling algorithm (PDSA) using project management technique for efficient job execution with deadline constraints of users' jobs. An extensive performance comparison has been presented using synthetic workload traces to evaluate the efficiency and robustness of grid scheduling with respect to average turnaround times and maximum tardiness. Result has shown improved performance under dynamic scheduling environment. Based on the comparative performance analysis, proposed PDSA has shown the optimal performance as compared to EDF and RR scheduling algorithms under dynamic scheduling environment. In brief, PDSA is the true application of project management in grid computing.
A hybrid selection method on information system development projects
Authors: S. Elahi; Z. Shamsi; A. R. Ghatari
Year: 2016

As a critical management activity, project selection must be based on critical success factors; however, finding these factors within a project context is a challenge. The present study introduces a framework with five dimensions of financial, organisational, time, product and innovation to classify criteria by promoting the project management triangle. Furthermore, in order to select information system projects, we propose a hybrid method consisting of two components; one utilises the fuzzy concept for dealing with the uncertainty of the selection problem, called the fuzzy evaluation which presents a fuzzy expert system with five fuzzy subsystems. The second component concerns a ranking technique that is an integration of the technique for order of preference by similarity to ideal solution and analytical hierarchical process ranking method. Finally, the proposed method is examined on an information system development company TOSAN Company and its results are compared with the reality.
The impact of big data analytics on theeffectiveness of project management processes
Authors: А. Момбекова; М.Б. Бекболова
Year: 2021

Аналитика больших данных в процессах управления проектами может выявить несколько причин и последствий для влияния. Внедрение технологии больших данных -это новый шаг в научном и технологическом развитии, охватывающем различные сферы общества. Цель данного исследования -изучить и проанализировать влияние аналитики больших данных на процессы управ-ления проектами. Высокая корреляция между большими данными и машинным обучением требует дальнейшего исследования, которое включает более подробное исследование в таких областях, как влияние искусственного интеллекта на управление проектами и их взаимосвязь с большими данными.
 Big data analytics in the project management processes can identify several causes and consequences of their impact. The introduction of big data technology is a new step in scientific and technological development, covering various spheres of society. The purpose of this study is to study and analyze the impact of big data analytics on the project management processes. The high correlation between big data and machine learning requires further research, which includes more detailed research in areas such as the impact of artificial intelligence on project management and their relationship to big data.
Event Management System
Authors: P. S; P. A.; Rajakumaran S; Logesh J
Year: 2023

With a relatively low level of standardization, event management is a profession that is strong and rapidly expanding. We frequently consider event management to be a part of project management, but we must remember that this approach has limitations and requires more advanced techniques.We categories events, contrast project management and event management, review standards in both disciplines, and talk about potential directions for a future with more robust standardization of event management. Key Word: event management; event management Body of Knowledge.
Measuring and Understanding the Effectiveness of JIRA Developers Communities
Authors: Marco Ortu; Giuseppe Destefanis; M. Kassab; M. Marchesi
Year: 2015

Tools for project management and issues/bugs tracking are becoming useful for governing the development process of Open Source software. Such tools simplify the communications process among developers and ensure the scalability of a project. The more information developers are able to exchange, the clearer are the goals, and the higher is the number of developers keen on joining and actively collaborating on a project. In this paper we present a preliminary empirical analysis of the communities-structure of developers in JIRA by analyzing 7 popular projects hosted in the repository. We analyze how these communities perform in terms of issue-resolution time of any given issue. The main contributions of this work are the confirmation of the existence of communities in developer networks, and the empirical finding that the issue resolution-time of any given issue is not correlated with the dimension of a developer community.
Novel Probabilistic Approach for Quantification of Cost-Overruns Risk and Determination of Primary Causes
Authors: Tianyu Liu; Shen Zhang; Xingyu Wang
Year: 2024

Cost management is a crucial component of construction project management, which assumes an increasingly critical role in modern large-scale projects. Ideally, cost management is achieved through a comparison between the current cost and the predetermined cost schedule. However, in real-world projects, it is often difficult to consistently obtain accurate costs for each cost item throughout the project life cycle and to predict the probability of various risk occurrences. To address this challenge, we propose a novel building information modeling- (BIM-) based algorithm to quantify the risk of cost overruns and cost deviation; and identify the primary causes without a detailed cost breakdown. The role of BIM in our approach is to automatically extract precise quantitative information that we can use to calculate the probability density function of the current cost and the expected total cost and eventually combine reliability analysis to provide the risk probability. The numerical experiment demonstrates that this algorithm can estimate the probability of cost overruns and cost deviation, and identify the primary cause of deviation. Additionally, the sensitivity requirements for cost management can be adjusted by adjusting the parameters, indicating its potential to meet multiple requirements in the different projects. The proposed algorithm provides a method for detecting the current risk of cost overruns and cost deviation, as well as identifying the primary cause of deviation, which is of potential value in the practical applications.
How do ICT project managers manage project knowledge in the public sector? An empirical enquiry from the Victorian Public Sector in Australia
Authors: Yakub Karagoz; Axel Korthaus; Naomi Augar
Year: 2016

Projects are temporal organisation forms that are highly knowledge-intensive and play an important role in modern public (and private) sector organisations. The effective and efficient creation, dissemination, application and conservation of relevant knowledge are a critical success factor in the management of projects. Yet, project management (PM) and knowledge management (KM) are two distinct disciplines. This paper explores the relationship between PM and KM by analysing the literature at the intersection of those disciplines and presenting the empirical results of a case study of the Victorian Public Sector (VPS) in Australia. A series of 14 interviews were conducted to explore how ICT project managers manage project knowledge across the departments of the VPS. Findings show a strong preference among the participants for informal, face-to-face interactions and agile approaches to facilitate knowledge transfer and creation in ICT project environments.
AN INTEGRATED HBIM-GIS DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT FOR HERITAGE PRESERVATION AND ENHANCEMENT IN THE INNER ITALIAN TERRITORY
Authors: L. Pozzoni; L. Barazzetti; B. Cuca; A. M. Oteri
Year: 2024

Abstract. Depopulation in Italy is causing the marginalization of several inner territories and municipalities, with consequences for the preservation of different levels of heritage. The Italian National Strategy for Inner Areas (SNAI) aims to address these issues, but in some cases, the policies undertaken are not effective enough to improve development. In this context, the integration of Historic Building Information Modeling (HBIM) and Geographic Information System (GIS), as a potential solution in the enhancement of knowledge, information, and project management, could be an important resource to lean on. To investigate this aspect, the municipality of Dosso del Liro in the Northern part of Lake Como (Lombardy) has been chosen as a case study, based on its marginality and its territorial variety. The research methodology involves a combination of field data collection, bibliographical and archival investigations, database research, and digital recording of heritage, with the purpose of modelling and analyzing the territorial context on different aspects and at different scales. Precisely, multi-disciplinarity and multi-scalarity (but also multi-temporality) are the key points for the HBIM-GIS modelling. Thus, trying to integrate and interpret in this innovative way the information acquired, the research aims to investigate the possibility of improvement for the creation of effective strategies and projects in the Inner Areas. The idea, in fact, is that with an increased knowledge and awareness of the heritage, the requirements for the design phase will be better in sight, and the quality of the intervention will be increased.
Technology integration in project and event management: Empowering women entrepreneurs
Authors: Angela Omozele Abhulimen; Onyinye Gift Ejike
Year: 2024

This review paper explores the integration of technology in project and event management, focusing on its role in empowering women entrepreneurs. It begins with an introduction that sets the context by highlighting the importance of technology in modern management practices and the need to support women entrepreneurs. The literature review traces the historical evolution of technology in this field, examines current trends, and identifies gaps in existing research. The subsequent section delves into key technologies, such as project management software, event planning platforms, and communication tools, outlining their benefits and challenges. The paper then discusses the barriers women entrepreneurs face and how technology can help overcome them, featuring success stories of women who have leveraged digital tools to excel in their ventures. The final section presents future trends, policy recommendations, and best practices for integrating technology, concluding with reaffirming its critical role in empowering women entrepreneurs. 
Keywords:  Technology Integration, Project Management, Event Management, Women Entrepreneurs, Digital Tools.
Learning construction project management in the virtual world: leveraging on second life
Authors: F. Arain; Martha Burkle
Year: 2011

The paper presents potential utilization of Second Life© (SL) in enhancing learning/training construction project management. The virtual environment supports the learning process by enabling learner to visualize the construction projects in 3D. Furthermore, SL provides an excellent platform for learners to interact with their peers and mentors in this virtual environment for exploring the learning activities collectively. The learners, as a group, learn more effectively by using virtual environment where they can get involve in life-cycle of a building project i.e., from conceptual design to completion stage dealing with major issues like resources, cost, quality and time. Project-based learning is an appropriate paradigm for addressing construction project management problems. The dynamic nature of SL provides an excellent platform for learner groups to interact and go through various aspects of the building project collaboratively. The virtual environment of SL supports the learning process by quick and easy visualization the construction projects. Furthermore, SL provides virtual environment for learners where they can interact with their peers and mentors for exploring the learning activities collectively. SL is a truly global venue where participants from across the world can be invited to work collaboratively and to provide feedback on construction projects. This interactive approach toward construction projects helps in sharing experiences and improving quality of understanding of the real life issues in construction project management in virtual environment, eventually eliminating risks of making costly mistakes on site. This paper highlights the benefits and challenges of the application of SL for learning construction project management. Findings of this study were validated through active feedback collected from a group of learners using SL in an academic environment. Furthermore, this study also contributed to knowledge as the findings of this research can be used by future researchers to carry out studies on the similar application of virtual reality for fostering strong learner involvement in the learning process. The study would be beneficial for building professionals involved in the academia in general.