derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Il Pnrr propulsore della innovazione manageriale della pubblica amministrazione
Authors: Fabrizio Galasso
Year: 2022

Italy, through the Nrpp, is operating a vast program of reforms relating to the public administration, justice, the simplification of the legislation, the tax authorities. One of the most important and incisive reforms, demanded for some time by the European Commission, concerns the public administration. The main objective is to strengthen the competitiveness of the country, as the economic growth of the country mostly depends on the quality of public administrations. An efficient public administration allows to provide adequate goods and public services to citizens and businesses. Solving the structural weaknesses of the Pa and simplifying the procedures, at a regulatory and administrative level, means lightening users of services from charges that brake growth. The public administration reform provided for in the plan insists on four intervention lines: “access”: more effective personnel selection mechanisms; “good administration”: simplification and good practices; “human capital and skills”; “digitization”. The overall strategy focuses on a great investment in public human capital through the generational change of employees, the introduction of new skills, the “reengineering of organizational processes”, and the adoption of managerial tools borrowed from the operation of private companies, such as project management, management audit, total quality management and management by objectives.
Asynchronous e-learning: A collaborative, process-based solution for design and development challenges
Authors: D. Thoradeniya; Malik Ranasinghe; Vishaka Nanayakkara; Buddhika Karunarathne; Eshana Ranasinghe; Gaindu Saranga Jayathilaka; Niranjan Gunawardena
Year: 2023

This paper presents a case study of an asynchronous online learning program, ‘Project Management Skills’, benchmarked to the Exam Content Outline (ECO) that was released in October 2022 for the Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) qualification of the Project Management Institute (PMI), USA. It investigates how the design and development processes have incorporated contemporary research findings and practices in online course design and development. Key challenges of the program include supporting resource persons with traditional, face-to-face teaching experiences to effectively deliver content in online asynchronous mode, as well as producing content in the English language in a manner that can be easily digested by students who are not native English speakers. The study presents an analysis of data gathered from key informant interviews with Content Developers, as well as project documentation such as meeting minutes and reviewer comments. The findings indicate that the multiple review model employed in the design and development process complements best practices in asynchronous online education and enables a high level of collaboration which reduces the burden on the Content Developer to take on multiple roles. Additionally, it facilitates the input and support of a diverse group of team members with specialist knowledge.
The Principle of Complementarity of Project and Process Approaches in the Management of Innovation-Oriented Business Organizations
Authors: A. Zhabin; E. Volkodavova
Year: 2023

The article considers the application of the project-process approach in the framework of innovative business development on the example of vertically integrated company PJSC “Lukoil”. The project and process ap-proaches are researched, the key differences and advantages are named. It is proved that the synergy of pro-ject-process approach allows to achieve global goals of the organization more successfully on the basis of in-novative development of processes and project activities. In order to improve the efficiency of the company PJSC “Lukoil”, it is proposed to introduce a project management system based on Bastion Workflow into the project and process management system. The developed proposals help to find and commercialize new oil and gas fields with minimal costs, as well as to extract more resources from existing fields.
Designing a Capability-Centric Web Tool to Support Agile Team Composition and Task Allocation: A Work in Progress
Authors: Sai Datta Vishnubhotla; E. Mendes; L. Lundberg
Year: 2018

A significant number of studies reported models for competence profiling, measuring capabilities of professionals and recommendation systems for roles within agile software development (ASD). These models coordinated in human resource management within ASD. However, in the light of swift, incremental and iterative nature of ASD practices, designing solutions that easily integrate capability measurements with ongoing project management routines, is an important area for investigation. With the support of interviews, grounded theory procedure and workshops, we identified the aspects valued by our industrial collaborator while allocating professionals to tasks. This information was further utilized towards devising a framework for capability-centric Web tool. This tool provides a one-stop solution for project managers to create projects, keep track of capabilities and execute allocation routines.
Motivating Students to Develop Satellites in Problem and Project-Based Learning (PBL) Environment
Authors: J. A. Larsen; J. Nielsen; Chunfang Zhou
Year: 2013

During the last decade, a total of three student satellites have been developed by engineering students in a Problem and Project-Based Learning (PBL) environment at Aalborg University (AAU), Denmark. As solving such a complex project, we emphasize that a high level of motivation is needed for the students. Thus some efforts have been done on project management style with this aim. However, it is necessary continuous to discuss this issue from the students’ perspective for a better PBL environment. This leads to the research question of how the students perceive their motivation in developing satellite projects in a PBL environment. Empirically, a total of 12 student participants were interviewed. The results show that students’ motivation is highly stimulated by the project management with a series of factors, such as the task characteristics, support of peers, help of supervisors, and openness, etc. However, the time schedule is a barrier to motivation. Thus, the supervisors are suggested to be more aware of the complex relationships between student, teacher, tasks and the students’ response.
Many faces of survey equipment failures during marine research at sea—Risk analysis
Authors: Maria Kubacka; Lucjan Gajewski; Marcin Burchacz; M. Matczak; Paweł Janowski; J. Piotrowicz
Year: 2022

Research of the marine environment is still a huge challenge for humanity. Each survey campaign is a complex project, where research vessels and relevant survey equipment is used. One of the problems that limit the success of working at sea are failures of survey equipment. The aim of this paper was to identify the most common survey equipment failures during marine research, find their causes and analyze identified risks. The authors employ risk assessment methodology in maritime research at sea and present its practical utility and contribution in social and organizational development. For this purpose we based the analysis on the review of relevant project documentation (Daily Progress Reports, Observation Cards) and the questionnaire addressed to specialists who carry out their survey work on board research vessels and also people involved in the implementation of offshore projects. The research reveals that 76.3% respondents participated in a project which had to be stopped due to a failure of the survey equipment that required return to the port which highlights that the problem which was analyzed is of particular importance. The questionnaire form was designed to obtain as much information as possible on the types of failures with examples and also their causes according to three groups: human factors, technical factors and forces of nature. Twelve risks were identified and analyzed. The authors also stress the relationship between the quality of research project management and its implementation in the context of the failure rate of measuring equipment.
Project Management Patterns to Prevent Schedule Delay Caused by Requirements Changes - Empirical Study on a Successful Project
Authors: Shouzo Hori; Takako Nakatani; Keiichi Katamine; Naoyasu Ubayashi; Masaaki Hashimoto
Year: 2009

We propose PM (Project Management) patterns in order to prevent schedule delays caused by requirements changes on empirical studies. Changes or late elicitation of requirements during the design, coding and test processes are one of the most serious risks, which may delay the project schedules. However, changes and late elicitation of requirements are sometimes inevitably accepted during the development processes. Therefore, the PM method for preventing schedule delays caused by changes and late elicitation of requirements during the development processes should be studied. In this study, we examined the actual conditions of a project. The project succeeded in preventing schedule delays, though it did accept changes and late elicitation of requirements during the development processes. As a result, we were able to extract various typical PM techniques for preventing schedule delays caused by requirements elicitation. The techniques were also applied to other projects. Thus, we call them " PM patterns ". Moreover, we've arranged the patterns on a two-dimensional framework. The first dimension is a set of nine knowledge areas of PM such as scope, time and cost management. The second dimension is a group of PM processes such as planning, executing and controlling processes. We also break down the project goal, in this case, the redevelopment of systems for future modifiability, into issues such as keeping lead time and educating engineers, and arrange them on the framework. Then, we discuss the relationship between the project goal and PM patterns on the framework.
Evolutionary optimization model for managing project changes with minimum cost
Authors: M. Yan
Year: 2010

Conventional project management techniques have been provided an effective tool to develop the optimal project schedule in the planning stage. However, in real world cases, very often projects are executed with high uncertainty and project changes are frequently occurred that can seriously delay projects and result in cost overruns. In order to handle the changes and deliver projects with established goals, contractors are required to adjust their project schedules and remodel their resource allocation and work plan more effectively. Since cost effective solutions are highly associated with the potential profit of a project, the ability to minimize project costs with a modified schedule is a very critical challenge to project managers. By using evolutionary optimization algorithms, this paper proposes a model that can identify the optimal schedule for the timing and the quantity of resources required to complete each activity with minimum project cost. With the support of the model, the cost impacts of project changes can be determined and reduced, so as to break the bottleneck of managing project changes in practices. The proposed model is a scientific and systematic methodology enabling project managers to quickly respond changes with minimized cost impacts and increased profit potential. A case study is also conducted to demonstrate the practical values of using the evolutionary optimization model on project change management.
Predictable Surprises
Authors: R. Henning
Year: 2009

Justifying security expenditures in difficult economic times is problematic at best, career ending at worst. This article provides a methodology to improve the probability of budget success based on risk assessment techniques, proven project management skills, and economics.
Design and implementation of levee project information management system based on WebGIS
Authors: Bin Zhang; Yi-wei Ye; Xinbo Shen; Gang Mei; Hanxun Wang
Year: 2018

The China Levee Project Information Management System (CLPIMS) is an information management platform that was established for levee project management within the seven major river basins in China. The system was developed on the basis of the VS.NET and ArcGIS Server and was combined with the database theory and key techniques of WebGIS, which has the features of real-time display, enquiry, statistics and management of spatial data under browser/server mode. Moreover, additional applications, such as real-time monitoring, safety assessment, early warning and danger forecasting and online analysis, can be further explored through reserved modules. The CLPIMS can serve not only as a scientific, systematic, visual tool for analysis and decision management in levee projects in China but also as a technical platform for flood control practice. Furthermore, the system is capable of unified management and sharing of the levee project information for the seven major river basins in China, and it is important for the improvement of office automation, E-government applications and the level of flood control operations.
A Survey on COSMIC Students Estimation Challenge
Authors: Tuna Hacaloğlu; B. Say; Hüseyin Ünlü; Neslihan Küçükates Ömüral; Onur Demirörs
Year: 2022

Software project management is a significant software engineering practice that is highly related to achieving software-specific project goals. This study aims to share students’ perceptions of incorporating an international software estimation challenge called “COSMIC Students’ Estimation Challenge” into a software project management course. For this aim, students were taught the COSMIC Functional Size Measurement method and entered the competition. After the competition, a questionnaire asking for the students’ opinions was collected. The objective of the research is to get an insight into to what extent incorporating this type of competition activity -a challenge-can contribute to students’ learning perceptions. In the long run, the findings can contribute to creating a foresight about making the necessary curriculum arrangements to form a more up-to-date and dynamic education plan by including the methods applied in the software industry in Software Engineering education. The results suggest that this kind of competition experience and preparation is helpful for students to learn the COSMIC method.
Enhancing engineering design with 3D PDMS modeling in the oil and gas industry
Authors: M. Tahir; Akpe Tombari Akpe; Shuaibu Isa Nuan; Bolarinwa Solanke; Henry Oziegbe Iriogbe
Year: 2024

The integration of 3D Plant Design Management System (PDMS) modeling has revolutionized engineering design in the oil and gas industry, providing a sophisticated platform for managing complex project requirements. This paper explores the role of 3D PDMS modeling in enhancing engineering design processes, focusing on its capabilities in improving accuracy, efficiency, and collaboration across multidisciplinary teams. 3D PDMS modeling allows for precise visualization of plant layouts, equipment, and piping systems, enabling engineers to identify and rectify design flaws before construction begins, thereby reducing project risks and costs. Additionally, the system supports real-time data integration and seamless collaboration between stakeholders, leading to improved decision-making and project execution. The study highlights case studies where 3D PDMS modeling has been successfully implemented in large-scale oil and gas projects, demonstrating its impact on project outcomes. Key challenges in adopting 3D PDMS modeling, such as the need for specialized training and significant initial investment, are also discussed, along with potential solutions to overcome these barriers. The paper concludes that the adoption of 3D PDMS modeling is essential for the oil and gas industry to maintain competitive advantage, enhance operational efficiency, and achieve sustainable project delivery in increasingly complex environments. 
Keywords: 3D PDMS Modeling, Engineering Design, Oil And Gas Industry, Project Management, Visualization, Collaboration, Risk Reduction, Cost Efficiency.
Innovation in student care: development of a comprehensive system for project management
Authors: José Antonio Navarrete-Prieto; Hilda Díaz-Rincón; Eric Hernández-Castillo; José David Carrizales-Longoria
Year: 2024

In today's learning environment, implementation and innovation in information systems is essential for the efficient functioning of educational organisations. This applied research focuses on the automation of degree project management, with a focus on improving communication between students and teachers. SAGEP seeks to provide an automated solution that facilitates interaction and continuous monitoring, thus optimising the identification and resolution of academic or administrative problems in a timely manner. The key innovation lies in automated appointment control and student progress monitoring, which promotes more effective collaboration. Using a mixed methodology, with qualitative surveys and quantitative analysis, improvements in operational efficiency and educational quality will be evaluated, fostering an academic environment aligned to new technologies and promoting continuous process improvement.
Enhancing large-span structure design and maintenance through the synergy of CAD, BIM, and IoT-AI technologies
Authors: Jinquan Xing
Year: 2024

The integration of Computer-Aided Design (CAD), Building Information Modeling (BIM), and Internet of Things (IoT) with Artificial Intelligence (AI) represents a transformative shift in the architectural and engineering practices for large-span structures. This paper delves into the quantitative and qualitative enhancements brought about by these technologies, focusing on their pivotal roles in design precision, structural analysis, project management, and maintenance strategies. CAD's evolution from simple drafting to complex 3D modeling has significantly reduced design time and errors, while its integration with structural analysis software has improved load distribution accuracy and material cost efficiency. BIM's contribution to design, construction, and sustainability emphasizes optimized resource allocation and energy-efficient practices. Furthermore, IoT and AI's role in real-time monitoring and predictive maintenance underpins a proactive approach to structural health, ensuring longevity and safety. Through statistical analysis, mathematical modeling, and case studies, this paper highlights the synergistic impact of these technologies on reducing project timelines, enhancing collaboration, and fostering innovation in large-span structure engineering. The findings advocate for a multidisciplinary approach, combining engineering expertise with advanced computational tools to achieve superior outcomes in the construction and maintenance of large-span structures.
Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis of Project Management Competencies—A Case Study of Pakistani Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
Authors: Maher Yousaf Haroon Masood; Muhammad Sajid; Abdul Hafeez Muhammad; N. Kraiem; Q. N. Naveed
Year: 2024

A structured and specified project management competency framework plays a significant role in accomplishing the goal of non-governmental organization in line with its mission and strategic plan. However, constrained resources and extended requirements from the donors and stakeholders in non-governmental organization (NGO) in Pakistan emphasize the necessity of a tailored, adaptable project management competencies framework to meet project requirements. Considerations have been given to project managers’ competencies in prior literature. Still, limited study exists on identifying the project management competency dimensions, especially in the NGO sector of Pakistan. In this research, we have studied the project management competencies, dimensions “Strategic and Business Management”, “Leadership” and “Technical Project Management”. Keeping in view the expertise and diversity, the opinions of subject matter experts from NGO sectors across Pakistan was taken. The data was collected through the questionnaire using pairwise comparison and analyzed by using the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP), which falls under the umbrella of MDCM. The results of the study of the NGO sector concluded that the competency dimension “Strategic and Business Management” has the most significance, followed by “Leadership and “Technical Project Management”. In the hierarchy of the competencies by their global weights is as follows, Strategic Planning Alignment has the most significance, followed by Problem Solving, Customer Relationship and Satisfaction, Cost Estimation/Budget, Project Management Tools and Technique, Team Building, Benefits Management Realization, Market Awareness, and Condition, Coaching and Mentoring, Schedule Management, Verbal, and Written Communication and Listening.
A Comparison of Project Management Software Tools (PMST)
Authors: Halil Cicibas; O. Unal; K. Demir
Year: 2010

Using automated software tools is essential for successful planning and managing of projects. Many automated software tools have been developed in the industry. The literature on how to select the appropiate project management software tools is quite limited. This paper provides a comparison of a set of project management software tools (PMST). In this study, first, we developed criteria to determine which PMSTs would be subject to our analysis. Then, we developed criteria to compare and evaluate these PMSTs. Finally, we present our findings in a tabular format. Our findings will help project managers to assess the strengths and weaknesses of these tools. Keywords— Project Management, Project Management Software Tools, PMST
The Need for Integrating Cloud-Based Project Management Tools in IT Curricula: Insights from Sri Lanka’s Software Industry
Authors: Lakshana Assalaarachchi; Prabhani Liyanage; C. Hewagamage
Year: 2024

Cloud-based project management software is heavily used in the software development industry, with cloud computing advancements. As such software usage is becoming popular in the industry, empirical evidence suggests that investigating the efficient integration of cloud-based project management software into Information Technology degree programmes is crucial in bridging the gap between university education and industry requirements. Therefore, this mixed-method study was carried out in Sri Lanka, where the software development industry is a significant player in the service sector. To analyse the current uptake of such software, 102 firms were given a closed-ended questionnaire. The fact that 93% of respondents are using these tools and that they specified that their use is crucial for project success suggests that they should be integrated into the academic curricula of IT degrees. Thirteen interviews were also done with industry professionals. The thematic analysis showed that professionals who had studied using cloud-based project management software in their degrees found it easier to adopt them in the workplace than those who had not, suggesting the need for integrating them into academic curricula. Effective integration strategies included offering cloud-based project management tools as practical components required for use in projects, industry-led workshops, and online courses as assignments. These results can help higher education establishments improve their curricula, including the latest industry practices, to bridge the gap between academic and industry requirements.
THE CONCEPT OF REGIONAL INNOVATION PROJECTS MANAGEMENT
Authors: R. Savchuk
Year: 2009

In the paper the basic stages of a new conception of management for regional projects based upon the principles of indicative management and the decision-making models. The conception is based on the peculiarities of regional level of project management revealed by the author.