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The structural modelling of significant organisational and individual factors for promoting sustainable campus in Saudi Arabia
Authors: M. Alsharif
Year: 2024

In recent years, campus sustainability has gained global prominence, with a focus on sustainability initiatives and environmental activities within university campuses. This study aims to explore the factors contributing to the expansion of sustainability initiatives in Saudi Arabian university campuses.The research utilizes the Interpretive Structural Model (ISM) as a framework for public universities. A literature review incorporating rational choice theory (RCT) and organizational change theory (OCT) is conducted to identify variables relevant to campus sustainability. The hierarchical interrelationships among these variables are examined, and the Matrice d’Impacts Croises-Multiplication Appliqué and Classment Analysis (MICMAC) categorize the study variables. Associations between the variables are validated through expert consultations from selected case study institutions.The findings highlight the significance of organizational structure and decision-making processes in determining the prevalence of other sustainability-related variables. Organizational structure and decision-making processes are recognized as key factors exerting significant influence over other variables. Additionally, leadership is categorized as a linkage variable, representing a strong relationship within the hierarchical model.The study acknowledges the challenges in implementing sustainability initiatives, including conflicts in strategic planning, absence of campus sustainability policies and regulations, financial barriers, and lack of support from leadership. The study offers valuable insights and recommendations for stakeholders involved in sustainability initiatives within higher education institutions, particularly university leaders and decision makers in facility and project management departments (F&PM). By addressing the organizational and decision-based factors, effective integration of sustainability practices into university planning and activities can be achieved. This research contributes to filling the knowledge gap regarding the factors influencing the implementation of sustainability in Saudi Arabian higher education institutions (HEIs). The study emphasizes the importance of addressing organizational structure, decision-making processes, and leadership in order to successfully implement sustainability practices on university campuses.
Project Management Project in Controlled Environment (PRINCE2)
Authors: Jaroslav Hrevúš
Year: 2012

Abstract This paper describes project management methodology Project in Controlled Environment (PRINCE2) largely used and implemented worldwide. NATO organizations have been performing projects with different scale and size. To support these demanding tasks and provide managers at all levels with effective tool PRINCE2 as the project management methodology has been chosen based on many years of experience with project management in NATO organizations. Keywords: Project Management, PRINCE2, ITIL, Principles, Themes, Processes.
Building Information Modeling Impact on Cost Overrun Risk Factors and Interrelationships
Authors: Aljawharah A. Alnaser; Khalid S. Al-Gahtani; Naif M. Alsanabani
Year: 2024

Building Information Modeling (BIM) has arisen as a promising technology that can enhance construction project outcomes through cost reduction when compared to conventional practices. More studies need to be conducted to examine the influence of BIM technology on cost overruns. Therefore, the primary aim of this paper is to investigate how BIM influences critical risk factors related to cost overruns. This investigation involves reevaluating and reranking these risk factors while exploring their interrelationships. Research involves a comprehensive literature review to identify risk factors correlated with cost overruns, the development of a survey questionnaire for BIM specialists, and an analysis of quantitative data using a partial least square structure equation model (PLS–SEM) to identify and examine significant risk factors and their interdependencies. The study’s findings revealed that BIM significantly mitigates the impact of risk factors associated with the awarding of contracts to the lowest bidder, decreasing its ranking from first to third. Furthermore, BIM effectively minimizes the influence of risk factors related to changed orders, relegating it from second position to tenth position. In addition, risk factors related to experience exerted a more significant influence on risk factors related to finances than the influence of finances on experience. Findings contribute to the knowledge base by evaluating the influence of BIM technology on risk factors and cost overruns in the Saudi construction industry, thereby offering insights for improved project management and control.
Востребованность специалистов в сфере проектного управленияна рынке труда
Authors: М.П. Прохорова; Татьяна Анатольевна Лебедева
Year: 2019

в работе описаны преимущества проектного управления для современных компаний и обоснован рост потребности в специалистах в области проектного управления на рынке труда. Проанализированы запросы работодателей относительно требований к специалистам в области проектного управления, представлен анализ регионов, в которых количество вакансий в сфере управления проектами наиболее высоко. Сделаны выводы о тенденции увеличения спроса на специалистов в области проектного управления. Ключевые слова: проект, управление, рынок труда, вакансии, требования, работодатели.
 the paper describes the advantages of project management for modern companies and substantiates the growing need for specialists in the field of project management in the labor market. Requests of employers regarding requirements for specialists in the field of project management are analyzed, an analysis of regions in which the number of vacancies in project management is highest is presented. Conclusions are drawn about the trend of increasing demand for specialists in the field of project management.
Systems Analysis for Everyone Else: Empowering Business Professionals through a Systems Analysis Method that fits their needs
Authors: D. Truex; Steven L. Alter; C. Long
Year: 2010

Fundamental difficulties in understanding and communicating about IT-reliant systems contribute to longstanding problems with project management, user participation, specification of requirements, implementation in organizations, business/IT alignment, and IS failures. Those issues persist despite having been explored, described, theorized, and measured in hundreds of IS research articles. The paper reports on a design science research project demonstrating a possible path toward addressing these longstanding problems by empowering business professionals to analyze systems in business terms, and not in UML, BPMN, or other formalisms that were developed for IT specialists. In this research, 75 working business professionals with extensive business experience used the latest iteration of a work system analysis template to analyze IT-reliant work systems in their own work sites, and recommend improvements. Unlike earlier work system research at the original developer’s university, the current research occurred in conjunction with three MBA programs at a major east coast university in the United States. Analysis of 75 submissions confirmed that participants could use the work system analysis template effectively. As expected in design science research, the analysis of the submissions led to recommendations for improving the design artefact.
Project management in the conditions of market changes
Authors: А.Г. Рамазанова; М.Ю. Саидов
Year: 2021

В статье исследуются основные этапы, инструменты и методы проектного управления в условиях рыночных изменений. Выявлены сильные и слабые стороны каждого метода проектного управления. Даны рекомендации по организации управления проектами на предприятии. Изучены риски и необходимая нормативная документация. Проанализированы способы реализации системы управления проектами.
 The article examines the main stages, tools and methods of project management in the conditions of market changes. The strengths and weaknesses of each project management method are identified.Recommendations on the organization of project management at the enterprise are given. The risks and the necessary regulatory documentation have been studied. The ways of implementing the project management system are analyzed.
Industry 5.0: Transforming ship design through human-centered approach
Authors: Ludmila Seppälä
Year: 2024

Industry 5.0 heralds a paradigm shift by reinstating the significance of human centricity alongside technology. Incorporating human collaboration into the design methodology aligns with general project management methodology and addresses the imperative of facilitating sustainable goals in the industry. Focusing on human skills and aspirations offers a viable path to expedite the adoption of new technology into the mainstream, aligning with the evolving needs of the shipbuilding industry and green targets of society development. The article delves into the implications of the Shipbuilding 5.0 paradigm to design process and methodology, the potential changes it brings, and the potential benefits it can offer to the evolution of the shipbuilding industry.
The Impact of Digital Transformation on the Efficiency of Project Implementation in the Private Sector in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Authors: Asma Bashmail; Ghadah AlAseeri; Manal Alghamdi; Walid Sadek; Al-Faisal Abdul Hamid
Year: 2024

The research aims to identify the role of digital transformation in implementing projects in the private sector in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by improving the efficiency and effectiveness of implementation and project management processes through the use of modern technologies and digital technology. It also aims to improve competitiveness and promote innovation in the private sector. The results of the study found that digital transformation greatly affects all aspects of work in the private sector, from internal operations and management to product development. Digital transformation helps companies adapt to technology developments and better meet customer needs. By integrating advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, big analytics, and cloud computing, companies can enhance their operations and make informed decisions. Customer interaction can also be improved through the use of digital technology to facilitate the customer experience. And provide better services. However, the report also points out challenges related to digital transformation, such as the necessary investment in technology and the impact of changes to traditional ways of working. 'Digital transformation also requires developing employee skills and providing the necessary support to achieve change. Overall, the study of digital transformation in the private sector highlights the importance of investing in technology and developing effective digital strategies to drive innovation and promote sustainable growth.
Value engineering: A new approach to preventing MIS project failures
Authors: G. Udo
Year: 2014

Despite the enormous amount of studies conducted on the issues, management information system (MIS) project schedule/cost overruns, project abandonment, and project failures continue to occur on a regular basis in organisations. Whereas the existing MIS project management techniques are not effective enough, MIS project managers have not looked into other fields for solutions. This paper overviews the value engineering (VE) approach to project management, and uses a specific example of MIS project selection to illustrate how the approach can be used in MIS projection selection to avoid schedule and cost overruns, organisational dissatisfaction with the project, project abandonment, or project failure. A VE approach is easy to follow, cost–effective, risk–free, and goal–oriented.It has the potential to remove or reduce the major causes of MIS project failures and thus guarantees top value for every dollar spent on projects.
Exploring the fundamental aspects of the Enhanced Recovery After Surgery nurse's role.
Authors: A. Balfour; J. Burch; I. Fecher-Jones; F. Carter
Year: 2019

Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) is a multimodal, multidisciplinary programme that aims to limit surgical stress during the perioperative period. The importance of a facilitator to improve patients' compliance with the ERAS pathway and ensure its successful implementation is described in the literature. This role is commonly undertaken by a nurse, but it is unclear what their role entails in practice.


AIM
To investigate the common aspects of the role of the ERAS nurse, and similar roles.


METHOD
A modified Delphi technique was used to explore the opinions of ERAS nurses, facilitators and their colleagues in the UK. A series of consensus statements on the role of the ERAS nurse were produced that were voted on and agreed via an online survey, then subsequently voted on at the seventh ERAS UK conference.


RESULTS
Six consensus statements were proposed and agreed in the second round of voting. In the final round of voting, consensus was reached on four of the six statements related to data collection, patient education, staff education and patient support throughout the pathway. The two statements that did not reach consensus were related to leadership and project management.


CONCLUSION
It is hoped that by producing these consensus statements, the role of the ERAS nurse will be better understood by all members of multidisciplinary ERAS teams, particularly managers and decision-makers, and can be supported in the future.
Critical Success Factors of Agile Transformation Initiatives from a Project Management Perspective
Authors: Álan Júnior da Cruz Andrade; Claudio Saraiva Mattos; Alessandra Fortuna; Luiz Felipe Ramos; R. Santos; Gleison Santos
Year: 2023

Context: Agile methods have been adopted as an alternative to meet the frequent changes in the IT industry and to address issues of quality, cost, speed, and efficiency in systems development processes. Problem: Managers are responsible for the appropriate application of knowledge, skills, tools, and techniques that can impact the success or failure of an agile transformation initiative. However, there is not much visibility into the critical success factor (CSF) associated with it. Solution: We aim to identify the CSF that affect agile transformation initiatives from a project management perspective. IS Theory: The General Systems Theory provides the basis for this study since the organizational aspects involved in the agile transformation are interrelated and influenced by factors such as environment, culture, information technology, internal management systems, and other elements that may hinder its adoption. Method: We performed a systematic mapping study in the following digital databases: EI Compendex, IEEE, ISI Web of Science, and SCOPUS. Summary of Results: We identified 12 CFS based on 12 studies. The most cited ones were top management support, team empowerment, adapting the process to agile, and customer focus. Adoption of participatory management, good communication, and building strong teams are among the least mentioned CSF. Contributions and Impact in the IS Area: Our results can help organizations in new agile transformation initiatives. Such CSF are interrelated and, if taken into consideration, have an essential effect on the success of the agile transformation. Moreover, management should consider the business through a systemic and holistic view because those CSF can positively impact agile transformation.
Project Management Simulation Portal: Proposal, Features and Construction Process
Authors: João Nascimento; P. Silva; João Samartinho
Year: 2013

Simulation, in the context of Project Management teaching / learning process, has been described as an effective way to achieve better outcomes. There are already some tools developed to simulate the management of technical work. Still, project management is much more than dealing with technical tasks. The system developed aims to sustain the process of teaching / learning the subject of project management in a broad range. When compared with other work in the field, there are two aspects that stand out from the product described in this paper: 1 the use of the Web to enhance the interaction between the agents involved in the teaching / learning process, and 2 the variety of skills considered in the system. More than focusing on a small set of processes dealing with technical work management, the solution presented here involves nearly the full project management life cycle. This paper proposes a simulation system for Project Management, based on the Web environment Project Management Virtual Environment. It also presents the process of the system's construction and describes its features.
Discovering Organizational Aspects from the Source Code History Log during the Product Line Planning Phase--A Case Study
Authors: D. Ganesan; Dirk Muthig; J. Knodel; Kentaro Yoshimura
Year: 2006

How to introduce software product line engineering (PLE) in the presence of existing stand-alone similar systems remains a challenging question for many organizations. This paper reports on a reverse engineering approach to understanding the organizational aspects during the product line planning phase. The organizational aspects include domain expert identification, understanding the organization's development or team structure, and predicting the existing product architecture using the organization's architecture. In addition, this paper highlights how the source code change history log provides valuable data for various product line related activities, such as scoping, architecture evaluation, reengineering towards product line and project management in the product line context. The proposed approach is validated by means of the engine control systems of Hitachi. The results show that change history can be used to identify experts of the system or components, among other things
The mismanagement of knowledge management
Authors: W. Lam; A. Chua
Year: 2005

Purpose – To examine the causes of knowledge management (KM) failure.Design/methodology/approach – A multi‐case analysis approach was used to review five documented cases of KM failure in the literature. Categories of risk were identified through an iterative analysis of each case.Findings – There are four main categories of risk associated with KM failure, namely technology risk, culture risk, content risk and project management risk. The nature of these risks differs dependent upon the stage of a KM project.Research limitations/implications – A limited number of cases were reviewed.Practical implications – Practitioners need to proactively manage risk to avoid failure in KM projects.Originality/value – Proposes a taxonomy of KM risk.
Audit, Control and Monitoring Design Patterns (ACMDP) for Autonomous Robust Systems (ARS)
Authors: A. Trad; C. Trad
Year: 2005

This paper proposes the Audit, Control and Monitoring Design Patterns (ACMDP) for building Autonomous and Robust Systems (ARS) such as Mobile Robot Systems (MRS). These patterns are also applicable to other Mission Critical and Complex Systems (MCCS). This paper presents a proposal which will help ARS project managers and engineers design, build and estimate the probability that an ARS will succeed or fail. Furthermore, this proposal offers the possibility to ARS problems with the help of audit, monitoring and controlling components, adjust the project management pathways, and define the problem sources as well as their possible solutions, in order to deliver an ARS or an MRS.
Проектное управление в сфере корпоративного обучения
Authors: Ольга Васильевна Фокина; Т С Никулина
Year: 2020

В современных условиях приходится вести дела и решать всевозможные задачи, которые очень изменчивы, для того чтобы им соответствовать приходится все время искать новые способы и пути решения проблем и задач. Наиболее популярным и эффективным инструментом достижения целей является проектное управление. В своей деятельности управление проектами применяют компании в сферах малого, среднего и крупного бизнеса, федеральные организации, инвестиционные корпорации, органы власти и государственные предприятия. В работе дан общий подход к определению термина «обучение персонала». Также в статье представлены наиболее популярные методы обучения персонала.
 In modern conditions, you have to do business and solve all sorts of tasks that are very changeable, in order to meet them you have to constantly look for new ways and ways of solving problems and tasks. The most popular and effective tool for achieving goals is project management. In their activities, project management is used by companies in the spheres of small, medium and large businesses, federal organizations, investment corporations, government bodies and state enterprises. The work gives a general approach to the definition of the term "personnel training". The article also presents the most popular methods of personnel training.
Blockchain Information Sharing Mechanism Based on Embedded System in Project Management System
Authors: Jinzhao Tian; Yisheng Liu; Meng Yang; Ruijiao Sun; Xiaoxi Zheng
Year: 2022

As a new force for online reconstruction, blockchain will bring major changes to resource-sharing activities and information service organizations. The research introduces blockchain and related technologies, provides two basic ways of sharing data sources, and conducts two extensive information source sharing based on blockchain. The article analyzes the various challenges that need to be overcome to implement a blockchain-based information sharing system and suggests that project information service organizations should actively deal with the challenges brought about by blockchain. Experimental research is being conducted on a blockchain-based control system, and a blockchain-based blockchain management system is being developed. On the basis of system analysis and design, the most important functional components of the software system are developed. They include functions such as recording customers, logging in, storing information, printing device information, invoking server-side smart contracts, and conducting audit management. It uses decentralized payments and statistical aggregation of data. The experimental results show that the efficiency of using the blockchain information sharing mechanism in the management system is 35% higher than that of the traditional method, which can more effectively deal with the problem of information delay during the project management process.
A design of an integrated document system for project management
Authors: Iulian Întorsureanu; Rodica Mihalca; Adina Uta; A. Andreescu
Year: 2009

The paper describes a design model for an integrated document system for project management, which takes into account the key requirement of ensuring consistent and high-quality project management documentation. The model is based on structured documents which rely on a static model of project management-relevant entities.
How to survive in research: advice for the novice investigator
Authors: D. Siskind; Stephen D Parker; S. Loi; J. Looi; M. Macfarlane; S. Merry; Geoff Smith; S. Kisely
Year: 2015

Objectives: This paper, written by the RANZCP Committee for Research, provides an outline for how to survive in research, considering the ingredients likely to contribute to success, the role of supportive structures and the expected challenges. Learning how to survive in research is relevant for both trainees and for Fellows undertaking research at any stage of their career. Conclusions: Intellectual curiosity, perseverance, frustration tolerance, patience and humility are key for success as a researcher. Selection of the right supervisor is important, as is development and maintenance of a good working supervisor/supervisee relationship. The personal benefits of undertaking research include flexibility in work hours, and improved skills in writing, oral presentations, objectivity, critical thinking, problem solving and project management.