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Identification of Technical and Technological Factors That Influence Software Development Projects
Authors: Héctor Cornide-Reyes; M. Rodriguez; Patricio Letelier Torres; R. Villarroel
Year: 2022

Nowadays, in spite of the enormous advances and the irruption of agile methods, software development projects have not been able to increase success rates. In the literature, it is possible to find information regarding the main causes of failure in this type of project. Among the main causes identified are mistakes made in project management, insufficient support from top management, low stakeholder commitment, low level of collaboration among team members, and skill development levels of professionals. A key aspect in the execution of a software project is the technical and technological factors that appear as relevant in the literature, but have not been studied in sufficient depth compared to the factors mentioned above. The objective of this work is to identify the technical and technological factors that influence the success of software development projects. In order to identify these factors, a systematic mapping of the literature was carried out. Seventy-seven primary studies were selected and classified according to the defined protocol. The results obtained are quite encouraging since it was possible to identify and categorize a set of technical and technological factors that will allow conducting future research on this topic.
Improved Building Information Modeling Based Method for Prioritizing Clash Detection in the Building Construction Design Phase
Authors: Iman Bitaraf; Ali Salimpour; Pedram Elmi; A. A. Shirzadi Javid
Year: 2024

The rising complexity of construction projects and the industry’s commitment to sustainable practices have driven the extensive adoption of Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology. A core function of BIM is the early identification and resolution of clashes during the design phase, which serves to mitigate costly rework and delays in the construction process. This study presents an advanced method for classifying and prioritizing hard clashes between structural components and mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems. Employing the Best-Worst Method (BWM), this research assigned specific weights to structural and MEP elements based on expert evaluations. Six parameters were incorporated into this prioritization framework: the weights determined by the BWM, outputs from Navisworks software (v2021), the ratio of MEP volume to floor volume, the functional purpose of each floor, and the number of adjacent elements. A custom-developed plugin for Autodesk Navisworks integrated these parameters, enabling real-time automated clash prioritization. Clashes were ranked by criticality through a calculation involving the six parameters, which enhanced the efficiency of clash detection by optimizing time and cost considerations during the design phase. Case study results indicate that beams and columns represent the most critical structural elements, while ducts are identified as the most significant MEP elements. The proposed method substantially improves clash detection and prioritization efficiency and accuracy, yielding considerable benefits in project management and resource allocation.
Environmental management of modern international corporations in the context of sustainable development
Authors: Bashlai Serhii; Pihul Oleh; Somushkin Volodymyr; Glukh Vadym; Kulahin Dmytro
Year: 2024

The paper discusses the results of a study that highlights the importance of modern biotechnological processes in the framework of sustainable development by analyzing the activities of several international corporations. It is shown that the implementation of the principles of justice and ethics in this context is identified as one of the key challenges for the global community. The paper discusses in detail the concept of the bio-based circular economy, which is already being applied in the EU countries, although with varying degrees of success in long-term operations. It is determined that green project management plays a key role in the implementation of this concept. Particular attention is paid to the impact of the biotechnology industry on the environmental situation. It is established that materials produced with the use of biotechnology can have a negative impact on the environment. An important aspect is also the sustainability of technologies, which implies not only their natural changes but also the ability to adapt to new standards of use. In the context of highlighting these aspects, the article points out the need for further research and development of strategies aimed at effective management of environmentally friendly technologies as well as ensuring their sustainable effectiveness in the long term. The paper presents the results of a study on the role of modern biotechnological processes in the context of sustainable development on the example of a number of international corporations. The concept of the bio-based circular economy, which has been promoted in the EU member countries, although with varying degrees of success in long-term operations, is considered. It is established that the management of “green” projects plays a key role in this context.
Application of Process Mapping in Improving IT Project Implementation Strategies
Authors: T. Grzeszczyk; Ashraf Y. M. Abubaker
Year: 2023

The implementation of business management software still causes many problems and often fails. To increase the likelihood of success of IT projects, it is necessary to take care of formulating appropriate implementation strategies and use the experience and methodological achievements related to the field of project management.
DYNAMICS OF MANAGEMENT IN MULTICULTURAL PROJECT TEAMS
Authors: Atif Nawaz Mughal; Anum Shahzad; Raza Rao Hashim
Year: 2023

With the emergence of globalization, the business models have been completely transformed. A growing number of businesses are operating globally giving rise to diverse multicultural teams. Nevertheless, cultural differences have undermined the efficiency and decision-making of the international project teams as there is more cultural diversity in the teams than ever before. Hence, it has become imperative for the organizations to take cultural diversity into consideration. Prominent cultural studies postulate that having diverse teams in the organizations can have both challenges and opportunities, yet it lacks emphasis of cultural understanding in project management. Moreover, digitization of business operations have moved organizations towards more specialized roles instead of traditional roles. Therefore, this study highlights the importance of team dynamics, their cultural backgrounds, values, and beliefs. It also emphasizes project team development to adopt increased empathetic attitude and emotional intelligence. The research has employed qualitative data retrieved from questionnaires and interviews. A project group development model is proposed aimed at avoiding conflicts arising due to lack of cultural understanding .The findings show that multicultural project groups will experience conflicts caused by cultural differences. Therefore, cultural understanding is vital for group members before they start working together as a group. In addition, cultural training, effective communication, teambuilding exercises and well-defined project goals are important determinants in avoiding team conflicts. Furthermore, project management methodologies should also address cultural aspects of project groups in addition to technical details as present studies lack any cultural advice.
Analisis Faktor-Faktor Penyebab Cost Overruns Proyek Konstruksi Gedung: Kajian Literatur Sistematis
Authors: Friedrich Adescanius Suryawinata
Year: 2024

Industri konstruksi merupakan salah satu kekuatan dalam perekonomian dunia, sehingga apabila terdapat masalah dalam industri konstruksi maka menyebabkan masalah pada perekonomian dunia. Salah satu masalah yang biasa terjadi adalah masalah pembengkakan biaya. Penelitian ini dilakukan untuk mengetahui faktor dominan penyebab cost overruns pada proyek konstruksi dan memitigasi risiko terjadinya cost overruns pada proyek konstruksi gedung. Metode yang digunakan adalah systematic literature review untuk mengumpulkan, dan menguji secara kritis hasil dari berbagai kajian penelitian sebelumnya untuk menjawab topik yang ingin didalami. Artikel yang digunakan sebanyak 15-20 artikel yang difokuskan pada penelitian tahun 2010-2024 dan berfokus pada pembengkakan biaya pada konstruksi gedung. Dari hasil penelitian teridentifikasi bahwa terdapat tujuh faktor dominan yang menyebabkan cost overruns yaitu: permasalahan desain, force majeure, fluktuasi harga, kesalahan estimasi biaya, pekerjaan tambah, pekerjaan ulang dan inflasi. Mitigasi risiko untuk menghindari atau mengurangi terjadinya cost overruns pada proyek konstruksi gedung dilakukan dengan cara: meningkatkan anggaran untuk kontrak pengawas, mempekerjakan pengawas yang kompeten dari negara maju, menggunakan pengawas yang profesional dan kompeten, melakukan estimasi biaya dengan tepat, memberikan harga penawaran yang jelas, menerapkan manajemen proyek dengan baik, mempererat komunikasi dan kerja sama, melakukan penjadwalan dengan baik sebelum proyek dimulai dan menghindari perselisihan antar pihak yang terlibat dalam proyek.
A Systematic Review of Innovative Software Project Management
Authors: Robson Maranhão; M. Marinho; H. Moura
Year: 2015

. Nowadays, innovation is one of the keys to success in organization and project management has become an important way to improve it. Innovative Software Projects (ISP) have a high level of uncertainty and complexity, so we need a specific approach to manage those threats. This paper presents a systematic literature review of Innovative Software Project Management (ISPM), helping to identify the factors that affect ISP and their management such as tools, techniques, processes, practices, organizational capabilities and IT assets; and how managers can prepare themselves for the challenges of their innovative projects. This paper aims to contribute to the improvement and success of project management in organizations.
Significant factors affecting the Vietnam Roads Infrastructure Construction Cost Overrun - A Review
Authors: Hung Huu Nguyen; Tuan Anh Nguyen; Thien Chi Nguyen
Year: 2024

Cost overrun represents a significant challenge faced in construction projects, particularly in the realm of transportation infrastructure. The investigation into the causes of cost overruns in such projects has garnered substantial attention from both academics and the general public. Various studies conducted globally have identified diverse factors contributing to cost overruns. This article undertakes a critical review of the literature on cost overruns in construction projects, encompassing cases from different countries with a specific focus on Vietnam. The aim is to identify and comprehend the primary potential causes of cost overruns in construction projects across various geographical contexts, providing insights into both commonalities and distinctions within the identified factors. According to the findings of this study, the ten identified factors encompassing Delay in site clearance certificates, Change Management, Delay in Payment, Extension of the project implementation schedule, Construction Material Price Fluctuation, Effects of inflation and price slippage, Poor construction site management, Poor project management capacity of the investor, Poor financial capacity of the investor, Geological complexity are deemed highly influential and warrant close scrutiny during the implementation of projects in Vietnam. The insights gained from this study will serve as invaluable recommendations for active entities within the construction industry to adopt a more holistic approach to project management, cost control, and cost overrun management. By addressing quantitatively these factors in the forthcoming research, organizations in construction industries in Vietnam can effectively minimize project costs overrun in the future.
Procuring services through IT crowdsourcing: The role of IT administration and IT flexibility
Authors: Joseph Taylor; KD Joshi; Terence Saldanha; Arvin Sahaym
Year: 2023

Digital platforms provide organizations with new ways to conduct sourcing activities. Crowdsourcing has emerged as one potential method of sourcing various kinds of information technology (IT) services. Notwithstanding the benefits of IT crowdsourcing services (ITCSs), there is a lack of clarity about why some firms procure services through ITCS, whereas others do not. Drawing on the organizational capabilities perspective, we hypothesize that in-house IT administration capability and IT flexibility jointly enhance a firm’s ITCS Platform Suitability Assessment, which, in turn, leads to higher ITCS Service Procurement. We also posit that ITCS Platform Suitability Assessment mediates the relationship between IT Administration Capability and ITCS Service Procurement. Our empirical analysis of survey data from 308 firms in the United States supports our hypotheses. Our results suggest that firms that develop IT administrative capabilities and IT flexibility assess ITCS platform characteristics as more suitable for ITCS-related activities. ITCS Platform Suitability Assessment, in turn, drives firms to procure operational services (e.g., setting up automatic payments) and strategic services (e.g., project management) from the loose configuration of workers in the gig economy. Our results contribute to theory by positing and testing a theoretical model that expands the theoretical base used to explain ITCS sourcing. We discuss the implications for the business value of IT platforms, organizational structure, and capabilities in regard to future sourcing strategies.
PARTICIPATORY MONITORING AND EVALUATION ON COMPLETION OF KENYA POLICE HOUSING SCHEME PROJECTS
Authors: Nathan Stephen Mwangangi; A. Mulwa; D. Kyalo; Thomas Ombati
Year: 2024

Objective: The study aimed to investigate how participatory monitoring and evaluation influences completion of Kenya police housing scheme projects.
 
Theoretical Framework: In this topic, the main concepts and theories that underpin the research are presented. Project Management Theory and Participatory Development Theory stand out, providing a solid basis for understanding the context of the investigation.
 
Method: Pragmatism paradigm and mixed method design were adopted. The study employed descriptive statistics involving the use of measures of central tendencies and measures of dispersion and inferential statistics to analyze quantitative data. In addition, the researcher conducted a Pearson’s correlation and a simple regression analysis.
 
Results and Discussion: The study found a strong correlation between the completion of Kenya police housing scheme projects and participatory monitoring and evaluation. The overall F statistics, (F =119.092, p<1.23E-46<0.05), indicated that there was a very statistically significant relationship between participatory monitoring and evaluation (development of TOR, designing participatory instruments, participatory planning for evaluation exercise, and conducting participatory fieldwork) and completion of Kenya police housing scheme projects. The study recommends that Kenya police housing scheme projects should establish an independent monitoring and evaluation department that identifies, analyses, monitors and controls housing projects.
 
Research Implications: The findings would contribute to practice as it would benefit construction industry professionals and contractors operating in Kenya. By adhering to efficient resource allocation practices, contractors can enhance project efficiency, minimize wastage, and adhere to budget constraints.
 
Originality/Value: This study contributes to the literature by enriching the existing knowledge on completion of Kenya police housing scheme projects by giving deductions on the relation to participatory monitoring and evaluation. Other scholars used the study results as a locus for future studies in regard to the role of participatory monitoring and evaluation as well as underpinning theories.
Empirical Classification of Advanced Information Technology Towards Their Support of Leadership Behaviors in Virtual Project Management Settings
Authors: C. Mayer; S. Mütze-Niewöhner; V. Nitsch
Year: 2020

In times of globalization and societal change on the topic of working remotely, virtual collaboration of project teams has a high relevance. The continuous improvement of advanced information technology makes it possible to work globally distributed and in home office. This paper focuses on the usage of communication tools to support leadership behaviors and on the behavior’s requirements of media richness and media synchronicity. Managers (N=10) name in qualitative interviews communication tools, they are using for the communication with their employees concerning different leadership topics. These tools are classified in a theoretical model of leadership behavior. Building upon these results, a second study with project managers (N=75) who work in virtual teams rate these communication tools according to their usage for different leadership behaviors. Results show, that the demand on advanced information technology and their media richness and media synchronicity depends on the displayed leadership behavior. The results give implications for future investigations on the role of communication tools for the leadership of virtual teams.
Making Sense of Software Project Management: A case of knowledge sharing in software development
Authors: Annemette Kjærgaard; P. Nielsen; K. Kautz
Year: 2010

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Proposal and Solution of a Mixed-Integer Nonlinear Optimization Model That Incorporates Future Preparedness for Project Portfolio Selection
Authors: T. C. L. Albano; E. C. Baptista; Fabiano Armellini; Daniel Jugend; E. Soler
Year: 2019

In the context of project management, the attention given to project portfolio management has increased in recent years. The use of mathematical programming for portfolio management is also on the rise, because it integrates the project interactions with the multiple objectives of portfolio management into a single model. Among the possible objectives, recent studies have paid special attention to the emerging objective of future preparedness, which has not yet been incorporated into the existing mathematical models. This paper presents a mixed-integer nonlinear optimization model for portfolio selection that considers four main performance measures for project management, namely, value maximization, strategic alignment, balance, and future preparedness. Given the importance of the last measure, the purpose of this paper is to provide a more complete model that provides the marginal contribution and the best combination of projects according to the needs of the company. The model is tested using real data from two companies, one in Brazil and one in Canada, and the results obtained are coherent with their respective practices.
Archival Analysis Of Enterprise Resource Planning Systems: The Current State And Future Directions
Authors: R. Eden; Darshana Sedera; F. Tan
Year: 2012

Research on Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems is becoming a well-established research theme in Information Systems (IS) research. Enterprise Resource Planning Systems, given its unique differentiations with other IS applications, have provided an interesting backdrop to test and re-test some of the key and fundamental concepts in IS. While some researchers have tested well-established concepts of technology acceptance, system usage and system success in the context of ERP Systems, others have researched how new paradigms like cloud computing and social media integrate with ERP Systems. Moreover, ERP Systems provided the context for cross disciplinary research such as knowledge management, project management and business process management research. Almost after two-decades since its inception in IS research, this paper provides a critique of 198 papers published on ERP Systems since 2006-2012. We observe patterns on ES research, provide comparisons to past studies and provide future research directions.
Unveiling the mechanisms between project manager leadership competencies and team performance: an empirical study
Authors: Peng Wang; N. A. Haron; T. Law; A. Alias; Yuewu Qi
Year: 2024


Purpose
This study aims to explore the influence of construction project manager competencies on team performance, using structural equation modeling (SEM) within the framework of social information processing theory. It investigates the multidimensional nature of project manager competencies and their impact on team processes and outcomes. Additionally, the study examines the mediating role of team processes in the relationship between competencies and team performance.


Design/methodology/approach
Drawing on data collected from 483 construction professionals in China, this study uses SEM to analyze the relationships among project manager competencies, team processes and team performance.


Findings
The results demonstrate a significant and positive effect of competencies on team performance. Specifically, task-related competencies directly contribute to performance, while people-related competencies enhance leader-member relations, and self-related competencies exert a gradual, cumulative influence. Moreover, the research confirms a three-factor competency structure and elucidates the nuanced mediating roles of team learning, monitoring and climate in the competency-performance relationship, shedding light on how specific competencies affect different stages of team development.


Originality/value
This study contributes to project management literature by applying social information processing theory to elucidate how project managers influence team cognition through competencies. From a practical standpoint, it advocates for a competency-based approach to project manager selection and training, aiming to enhance team performance. Overall, this research advances the understanding of the intricate interplay between project manager competencies and team performance, using SEM and a theoretical perspective rooted in social information processing theory.