derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Formation of an effective mechanism for the organization and management of the project team
Authors: Д.А. Акопян
Year: 2022

В статье рассматриваются актуальные задачи совершенствования проектного управления в жилищно-гражданском строительстве. Показано различие между участниками проекта, командой проекта и командой управления инвестиционно-строительным проектом. Обосновывается необходимость создания и организации деятельности эффективной команды управления проектом в качестве ключевого элементы процесса создания объекта недвижимости. Для этого предложена соответствующая классификация видов и форм регламентирующих документов деятельности команды управления проектом, а также показаны подходы к цифровизации всех видов коммуникации и документооборота между членами команды управления проектом создания объекта недвижимости. Основным результатом проведенного исследования является обоснованный механизм организации, управления и регламентации деятельности команды управления инвестиционно-строительным проектом, позволяющий эффективно достигать поставленных целей.
 The article discusses the actual tasks of improving project management in housing and civil construction. The difference between the project participants, the project team and the investment and constructionproject management team is shown. The necessity of creating and organizing the activities of an effective project management team as a key element of the process of creating a real estate object is substantiated. For this purpose, an appropriate classification of the types and forms of regulatory documents of the project management team is proposed, as well as approaches to digitalization of all types of communication and document flow between members of the real estate project management team are shown. The main result of the conducted research is a well-founded mechanism for organizing, managing and regulating the activities of the investment andconstruction project management team, which allows effectively achieving the goals set.
Rhythm and Cues: Project Management Tactics for UX in Game Design
Authors: R. McDaniel; Joseph R. Fanfarelli
Year: 2015

This essay situates game design and development within the domain of sociotechnical research and reviews the results of a case focusing on the design and development of an original video game level with platformer mechanics. Using a case history methodology with autoethnographic methods, the work studies the context in which small game components are authored and methods by which knowledge is exchanged and applied within rapidly developed software systems. It argues that the designer experience is a critical phenomenon to understand within the study of user experience in video games given the iterative nature of development and the necessity of frequent, in-house playtesting. The video game was designed by the authors and developed using preexisting assets from prior projects. Results suggest ideas for incorporating UX strategies into micro-project management techniques that are useful for small and large projects alike. The work closes by calling for future areas of research in related areas.
Creating and Evaluating Business Cases for Complex IT Investments: Towards a New Process Theory
Authors: T. McLaren; Yao Zhou
Year: 2013

A business case document is an important project management decision-making tool for planning and evaluating potential investments in technology and process improvement projects. However, the effectiveness of traditional business case approaches for evaluating complex information technology (IT) investments, such as enterprise systems implementations is often questioned. A business case is a document created by an organization that outlines the expected benefits, costs, risks, and feasibility of a possible investment. Creating an effective business case for complex IT investments is difficult due to the uncertainty around the expected benefits, costs, risks, and timing for these complicated organizational projects that typically involve significant technological and organizational change throughout the lifecycle of the IT system. This paper reports on our analysis of the current challenges and outlines a framework for guiding further study.
Implementasi Manajemen Proyek Pada Pengembangan Website Pemetaan Biodiversitas Tanaman Obat Di Kabupaten Kediri
Authors: Implementasi Manajemen; Proyek Pada; Pengembangan Website; Pemetaan Biodiversitas; Tanaman Obat; Di Kabupaten; Kediri Muhammad; Iqbal Khalid; Rina Firliana; Anita Sari Sucipto; Wardani; Najibuloh Muzzaki; Heru Stiawan; Adhi Wicak; Milbar Gamas; Shandy Arshad; Busro Cahyono
Year: 2022

The creation of a website for mapping medicinal plants and rare plants in Kediri Regency is a collaborative program between the regional Balitbang and Universitas Nusantara PGRI Kediri under the auspices of the Matching Fund. In a software development project that is closely related to SDLC (Stem Development Life Cycle) in its application there are several methodologies including the waterfall which is carried out in stages in a systematic and sequential manner, this is a problem for the use of the waterfall method. Over time, a new methodology called Scrum was discovered which is more flexible or adaptive because it is iterative and incremental. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to test how effective the use of the Scrum methodology is in managing website development projects
Infrastructure projects as a driver of economic development of the regional system
Authors: I. Tronina; A. V. Semenikhina; O. Morozova; T. Kolmykova
Year: 2024

Relevance. Infrastructure projects play a significant role in the economic development of the region, allowing to increase its potential, provide support for the regional ecosystem, reduce the negative impact on the environment, and create conditions for sustainable growth of the local territory.At the same time, despite the increased interest in conducting scientific research in the infrastructure sector and its opportunities to effectively influence the economy, there is a lack of development of adaptive tools and effective methods of infrastructure design in the region in the existing works of scientists, which confirms the relevance of the research.The purpose it consists in identifying the theoretical, methodological and practical features of infrastructure design in the regional system as a driver of its economic development.The objectives: to determine the role and importance of infrastructure projects in the development of the regional system; to identify criteria reflecting the specifics of infrastructure projects; to structure approaches and methods of project management; to assess the state of development of the regional infrastructure sector on the example of the Orel region.Methodology. The work uses methods of analysis, synthesis, comparison, generalization and logic based on problem-oriented, system-structural and design approaches.Results. The study found that infrastructure projects act as a unique tool for integrated development and the basis for the functioning of the localized territory of the subject of the Russian Federation, and are designed to create conditions for ensuring the effective functioning of the population and harmonious business growth.Conclusions. The role and importance of infrastructure projects in the regional system is great and multifaceted, allowing it to act as a kind of locomotive and engine of its development and creating a multiplier effect for regional sectors of the economy.The directions of subsequent research are related to the creation of an organizational and managerial model for the infrastructural development of the regional system, the development and promotion of infrastructure projects based on it in the region in the context of spatial economics.
Project management using the developed AHP–VIKOR method with the fuzzy approach
Authors: Ivan Milojković; Nataša Praščević
Year: 2024


 There are many factors to consider when designing a sewerage pumping station (SPS), such as sizing the system, pump type, cooperation between pumps, SPS elevation, wastewater discharge location, system venting, correct number of inflows into the pumping station (PS) reservoir, and chemical resistance of the installations. In this study, we developed a multi-criteria-decision-making (MCDM) fuzzy AHP–VIKOR method with the aim to contribute to the improvement and development of MCDM methods. By combining and improving the existing AHP and VIKOR methods with the application of fuzzy logic theory, a novel fuzzy AHP–VIKOR method is for easier and clearer obtaining of optimal solutions. The new method was applied to obtain the findings in the analysis of four complex design solutions for canalisation, treatment, and pumping of atmospheric wastewater in the SPS in Makiš, an urban neighbourhood of Belgrade in Serbia. The analysis was carried out in relation to the stability of the solution by way of considering the use of different methods of MCDM optimisation, while taking into account ways of channelling, treatment, and evacuation of wastewater.
United States-Mexico Border Diabetes Prevalence Survey: lessons learned from implementation of the project.
Authors: F. G. de Cosio; B. Díaz-Apodaca; Rosalba Ruiz-Holguín; A. Lara; C. Castillo-Salgado
Year: 2010

This paper reviews and discusses the main procedures and policies that need to be followed when designing and implementing a binational survey such as the United States of America (U.S.)-Mexico Border Diabetes Prevalence Study that took place between 2001 and 2002. The main objective of the survey was to determine the prevalence of diabetes in the population 18 years of age or older along U.S.-Mexico border counties and municipalities. Several political, administrative, financial, legal, and cultural issues were identified as critical factors that need to be considered when developing and implementing similar binational projects. The lack of understanding of public health practices, implementation of existing policies, legislation, and management procedures in Mexico and the United States may delay or cancel binational research, affecting the working relation of both countries. Many challenges were identified: multiagency/multifunding, ethical/budget clearances, project management, administrative procedures, laboratory procedures, cultural issues, and project communications. Binational projects are complex; they require coordination between agencies and institutions at federal, state, and local levels and between countries and need a political, administrative, bureaucratic, cultural, and language balance. Binational agencies and staff should coordinate these projects for successful implementation.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ON THE BASIS OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Authors: Daria Tokarchuk
Year: 2023

The concept, essence and main characteristics of the project are revealed in the article. The definition of the term "project management" and the specifics of the application of project management in public administration are given. The necessity of using project management in Ukraine in the conditions of war and crisis is substantiated.
MODEL OF SYSTEMIC LEADERSHIP IN DIGITAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT INTO ACCOUNT THE DYNAMIC CAPABILITIES OF AN EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION
Authors: Natalya M. Bulochnikova
Year: 2024

The purpose of this article is to develop conceptual provisions on the formation of an educational organization management model taking into account dynamic capabilities and the development of ecosystems in the field of education. The methodology of the research is the use of resource-based approaches to the management of an educational organization in the context of digitalization of activities and educational processes. The results consist in the development of a model representing a combination of a system leader and a set of project management teams that, within the framework of an educational organization, ensure the formation of new technologies for using resources within an already virtual space (in the form of educational ecosystems). Conclusions: system leadership can be implemented through ecosystem integration of educational organizations with methodical subordination to the system leader of a successful organization and his team.
Managing Stability and Change in Interorganizational Projects: The Ambiguous Role of Digital Tools for Relational Dynamics
Authors: Timo Braun; E. Ekstedt; R. Lundin; Jörg Sydow
Year: 2024

Focusing on relational dynamics among collaborating organizations, we ask how inter-organizational projects respond to digitalization and ensure that the dynamics remain manageable. Digital tools, such as Building Information Modeling (BIM) in the construction industry, can help to manage relational dynamics but may also cause additional ones. Considering the theorizing of stability and change as a duality, the practice-based perspective adopted, and the empirical evidence from two comparable construction projects investigated, these dynamics are not only mitigated, but also maintained, or even mobilized. With its focus on relationally embedded interorganizational projects, and additional relational dynamics triggered and managed by BIM in face of the recursive interplay between stability and change, the study provides a nuanced manageability framework. With this it contributes not only to project management scholarship, but also to management research more broadly, which is increasingly interested in forms of temporary organizing.
Establishing a development process for composite applications in the work-based learning and competency management domain
Authors: H. Dexter; J. Petch; D. Powley
Year: 2008

There are management issues surrounding the development process required for the creation of software components that are to be implemented in applications and offered as constituents of a component or service framework. We offer ways of ensuring capability in a development team to provide services that may be assembled into multiple composite applications. We identify the following interrelated factors as necessary to the move to successful service-based application development: model-driven development, process capability and maturity, system requirements traceability, facilitating collaboration between domain experts and the technical implementers and process-based support for the development team. The proposed development process provides a basis for development project management and for support for all the involved roles.
Project management in construction while ensuring environmental safety
Authors: V. Luchkina
Year: 2023

All stages of the object's life cycle consistently address environmental safety issues of construction projects in accordance with legal requirements. The analysis of environmental security problems in practice necessitates the consideration of multidimensional environmental challenges, emphasizing the significance of the research in this area. In the development and implementation of projects, emphasis must be placed on the sustainable development of the construction site and the surrounding region. Sustainable development in the construction industry entails the practical fulfillment of a set of indicators, including environmental, social, and economic factors, at the required levels. This study aims to investigate project management issues in the construction industry across all stages of the lifecycle, with a focus on ensuring environmental safety. The study involved analyzing current trends and approaches to the environmental component of construction projects, developing a project for an automated construction waste management system in Russian cities, conducting a SWOT analysis of the digital control project for construction and demolition waste management, assessing the economic efficiency of implementing the digital control project, and creating an algorithm for managing construction projects while ensuring environmental safety. The findings of this study offer practical recommendations that may be useful for project managers and civil engineers in the construction industry for ensuring environmental safety during project management.
Study on Countermeasures of Project Management Under Green Building
Authors: Yannan Zhang
Year: 2024

Traditional project management often ignores the existence of sustainable development. Facing the crisis of Energy and environment, project management makes a new exploration in the construction industry. In the future, there will be discussions about green building and project management based on the concept of sustainable development. Green building has new requirements not only in technology and construction, but also in management idea, evaluation system, managers and stakeholders, propose the theoretical aspects of project management.
Software Product Line Architecture Strategy to Develop Large Scale Products with Conflicting Customer Requirements
Authors: Mrinmoy Pal; Kishore Das Dommeti; Preetish K K
Year: 2024

Developing software products for large scale integrated systems consisting of software and hardware components of different disciplines presents multi-faceted challenges ranging from maximum reusability and high maintainability to meeting diverse market segment requirements amidst conflicting customer needs and business interests. Doing this collaboratively across globally distributed business units with varied business models further complicates this task. This practice paper sheds light on the approach to handle these challenges by leveraging the software product line architecture strategies. By harnessing the unique strengths of each business unit and blending it with the architectural expertise we could successfully streamline the software development process resulting in the timely release of feature rich products across the globe, at the same time reducing the costs by applying design and code reusability. Software Architecture along with governance and project management play a vital role in handling this complex endeavor and we share our insights on it.
Performance Management in Software Engineering
Authors: M. Ilg; A. Baumeister
Year: 2011

Performance measurement in software engineering has to meet a multiplicity of challenges. Oftentimes, traditional metrics focus on sequential development instead of using incremental and iterative development. Output is measured on a pure quantitative e.g., SLOC, quality-disregarding basis. A project's input is hard to assign properly using enterprise-unspecific forecasting tools which have to be calibrated at first and which do not account for time preferences. Requirements necessary for behaviourally adjusted project management and control are rarely discussed. Focusing on these shortcomings, this paper proposes an enterprise-specific approach which combines lifecycle and activity based costing techniques for software development following the incremental and iterative Unified Process model. Key advantages are calibration effort can be avoided, project management decisions are supported by a clear managerial accounting emphasis, precise milestone-depending cost objectives can be determined as the basis for personnel management and control of development teams, and cost and time variance analysis can be supported in a sophisticated way.
ProMaSI - A Project Management Simulator
Authors: N. Petalidis; G. Gregoriadis; A. Theodoridis; Antonios Chronakis
Year: 2011

This paper presents work-in-progress on a software project management simulator suitable for educating and training prospective software project managers. The work presents the design of a modular architecture for the simulator as well as a modeling language for representing possible management scenarios. It finally reports on issues one has to bear in mind when considering the development of such systems.
Combining Simulation with Reliability Analysis in Supply Chain Project Management Under Uncertainty: a Case Study in Healthcare
Authors: M. A. Lostumbo; Miguel Saiz; A. Juan; David López-López; Laura Calvet
Year: 2021

Many projects involving supply networks can be logically represented by multiple processing paths. When the supply chain is working under deterministic conditions, computing the total time requested by each path is a trivial task. However, this computation becomes troublesome when processing times in each stage are subject to uncertainty. In this paper, we assume the existence of historical data that allow us to model each stage's processing time as a random variable. Then, we propose a methodology combining Monte Carlo simulation with reliability analysis in order to (i) estimate the project survival function and (ii) the most likely ‘bottleneck’ path. Identifying these critical paths facilitates reducing the project makespan by investing the available budget in improving the performance of some stages along the path, e.g., by modifying the transportation mode at one particular stage in order to speed up the process. A numerical example is employed to illustrate these concepts.
Artificial Intelligence in Web Development: Enhancing Automation, Personalization, and Decision-Making
Authors: Nitesh Upadhyaya
Year: 2024

The swift advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing numerous industries, and web development is one of the major beneficiaries. This study examines the influence of artificial intelligence (AI) on web development, with a specific emphasis on how it improves automation, personalization, and decision-making. We analyse the ways in which AI-powered tools and methodologies simplify development processes by automating code generation, testing, and maintenance. This leads to improved efficiency and decreased likelihood of human mistakes. In addition, we explore how AI enhances personalized user experiences by utilizing data-driven insights to customize content, recommendations, and interactions according to individual user preferences and behaviours. In addition, we examine the impact of AI on decision-making processes in web development, encompassing project management and user experience design. This is achieved through the provision of predictive analytics and data-driven suggestions. This paper intends to emphasize the revolutionary potential of AI in producing web solutions that are more responsive, adaptive, and user centric. It does so by doing a thorough examination of current AI applications in web development and presenting case studies that demonstrate their usefulness.