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Emotional Intellectual and Cognitive Factors of Success in Project Management
Authors: Nadiia Rusan; Oleksandr Voitenko
Year: 2021

The article discusses the criteria for evaluating the success of the project. The issues of project success assessment are probably the least elaborated and at the same time the most important in the field of project management. Previous theoretical research found a lack of systematic understanding of how companies implement projects that can be considered successful upon completion. In particular, this problem is acute when considering projects related to the development of a new product. This fact is confirmed by statistics: quite often projects to develop a new product are considered failures, and succeed in an average of 60% of cases. A formalized model of project success in the format of set theory, which provides an integrated understanding of project processes. This model identifies those elements that can and should be under the control of the project manager. The practical approbation of the results on the example of the company "Dahservis" was carried out and the competencies that the project manager lacks were established. The elements of the model include such factors as the competencies of the leader, team values, transformational leadership, emotional intelligence.
Dialog construction in a collaborative project management environment
Authors: M. P. Ramos; Cesar Augusto Tacla; G. Y. Sato; E. Paraiso; J. Barthès
Year: 2010

In this paper, we discuss the construction of dialogs for Personal Assistant Agents that are in charge of the interface between users and a Multi-Agent System. Such a system aims at providing support for small teams developing software collaboratively. These small teams have specific needs such as the integration of free or open-source tools or the support to elaborate project documentation. Considering such specific needs, we have elaborated a Multi-Agent architecture that has been implemented using a platform called OMAS. We present the structure that OMAS offers to handle dialogs with users and discuss some implementation details. We also describe some of the dialogs that represent interactions between members of small software development teams and their Personal Assistant Agents. We consider that the use of Personal Assistant Agents can help small teams to handle documentation issues in an integrated and undemanding way.
Leveraging the functionality of Research Electronic Data Capture (REDCap) to enhance data collection and quality in the Opioid Analgesic Reduction Study
Authors: J. Fredericks-Younger; Patricia Greenberg; Tracy Andrews; P. B. Matheson; P. J. Desjardins; Shou-En Lu; C. A. Feldman
Year: 2023

Background The Opioid Analgesic Reduction Study is a double-blind, prospective, clinical trial investigating analgesic effectiveness in the management of acute post-surgical pain after impacted third molar extraction across five clinical sites. Specifically, Opioid Analgesic Reduction Study examines a commonly prescribed opioid combination (hydrocodone/acetaminophen) against a non-opioid combination (ibuprofen/acetaminophen). The Opioid Analgesic Reduction Study employs a novel, electronic infrastructure, leveraging the functionality of its data management system, Research Electronic Data Capture, to not only serve as its data reservoir but also provide the framework for its quality management program. Methods Within the Opioid Analgesic Reduction Study, Research Electronic Data Capture is expanded into a multi-function management tool, serving as the hub for its clinical data management, project management and credentialing, materials management, and quality management. Research Electronic Data Capture effectively captures data, displays/tracks study progress, triggers follow-up, and supports quality management processes. Results At 72% study completion, over 12,000 subject data forms have been executed in Research Electronic Data Capture with minimal missing (0.15%) or incomplete or erroneous forms (0.06%). Five hundred, twenty-three queries were initiated to request clarifications and/or address missing data and data discrepancies. Conclusion Research Electronic Data Capture is an effective digital health technology that can be maximized to contribute to the success of a clinical trial. The Research Electronic Data Capture infrastructure and enhanced functionality used in Opioid Analgesic Reduction Study provides the framework and the logic that ensures complete, accurate, data while guiding an effective, efficient workflow that can be followed by team members across sites. This enhanced data reliability and comprehensive quality management processes allow for better preparedness and readiness for clinical monitoring and regulatory reporting.
Development of tools to support the enterprise digital transformation project management system based on big data
Authors: M. Iskoskov; Yana S. Mitrofanova
Year: 2024

In the context of the digital economy development and the transition to the data economy, it is necessary to work out iteratively the strategy of digital transformation of the enterprise on an ongoing basis, as well as optimize the digital project portfolio to achieve strategic business goals and obtain new quality and value of the business model and business processes due to the digitalization advantages. The study identifies the directions for the formation of a management system model that correspond to modern trends in enterprise digitalization and intellectualization based on approaches, tools and standards of project management. The conducted theoretical research allowed developing a set of tools that includes a conceptual model of the digital transformation project management system, a methodology for evaluating the effectiveness of the analytical subsystem for managing digital transformation projects based on big data and a generalized model for forming a strategy for managing digital transformation projects of an enterprise. The proposed authors’ methodology for evaluating the effectiveness of the analytical subsystem for managing digital transformation projects based on big data can be used as one of the tools for assessing the digital maturity of an enterprise and the level of use of big data tools in management. This will allow identifying problem areas for the development of a management system based on big data, as well as reasonably forming an analytical infrastructure for digital transformation corresponding to the transition towards the data economy. The developed conceptual model of the digital transformation project management system is aimed at forming an effective portfolio taking into account risks, the external and internal context of the enterprise, and includes a mechanism for choosing an approach (flexible, classic, hybrid) to managing digital transformation projects.
Fostering Industry Partnerships through Collaborative Project Management: a Case Study in Aviation Maintenance Education at Jocson College
Authors: Sheila D. Ungcad; Dexter T. Yusi; Joanna May Zuñiga-Abreña; Joefil C. Jocson; Ryan John L. De Lara
Year: 2024

This study examines the collaborative project management strategies used by Jocson College to foster industry partnerships within its Bachelor of Science in Aircraft Maintenance Technology program, essential for bridging theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Existing literature underscores the value of such collaborations in enhancing educational outcomes and career readiness. Using a quantitative research design, surveys were distributed to faculty members, industry representatives, and fourth-year students to gather perceptions on the effectiveness of these partnerships. Findings reveal a strong consensus on their value, with a mean rating of 3.88, indicating significant appreciation across all groups. These partnerships enhance student learning, provide networking opportunities, and facilitate career pathways. The study informs educational institutions, industry stakeholders, and policymakers about best practices and challenges in collaborative project management for aviation maintenance education. By identifying effective strategies and areas for improvement, the research aims to guide other institutions in developing robust industry partnerships, aligning academic programs with industry standards, and ensuring graduates are well-prepared for the aviation sector.
AWPS - Simulation Based Automated Web Performance Analysis and Prediction
Authors: M. Pinzger; Gabriele Anderst-Kotsis
Year: 2010

The growing demand for quality and performance has become a discriminating factor in the field of web applications. Advances in software technology and project management have increased the amount of web applications which are developed under these aspects. At the same time the research in web performance simulation and prediction is focusing on complex modeling methods and techniques rather than providing easy to use tools to test and ensure the performance requirements of today’s and tomorrow’s web applications. As a tool for these tasks, the automatic web performance simulation and prediction system (AWPS) will be described. The AWPS is capable of (a) automatically creating an online web performance simulation and (b) conducting trend analysis of the system under test.
It Project Risk Factors: The Project Management Professionals Perspective
Authors: D. Tesch; T. J. Kloppenborg; Mark N. Frolick
Year: 2007

The failure of systems development projects has plagued the IT industry for years. In fact, the 2004 Standish group report indicates that only 28 percent of software development projects are successful, down from previous estimates of 34%. This paper identifies IT project risk factors that pose threats to successful project implementation and describes project management professionals (PMPs) assessment of these risk factors. It concludes with suggested strategies for avoiding and/or mitigating these risks and associated implications.
Research on randomcity of conflict events in construction engineering projects
Authors: Xiaohong Liu; Yiru Hou; Yi Wang; X. Hou
Year: 2023

The conflict events that occurred in construction engineering projects (CEP) often bring about many adverse effects on project implementation and show a character of randomcity. To find out the occurring rule of conflict events, all sorts and occurring frequencies of conflict events in CEP are analyzed based on the investigation. The representing rule of conflict events in every stage has been revealed in a new concept referred to as the representation degree by the method of quantitative analysis combined with qualitative analysis. Then, according to the basic principle of the analytic hierarchy process, every stage’s judgment matrixes of conflict events are set up. Latent roots of these matrixes have revealed the influence order of cumulative results of conflict events at each stage. The harvest has obvious theoretical and practical value for forecasting conflict events, mastering the whole project situation, avoiding and reducing conflict events, and improving project management ability.
Experimental Evaluation of a Serious Game for Teaching Software Process Modeling
Authors: Rafael O. Chaves; C. V. Wangenheim; J. Furtado; S. Oliveira; Alex Santos; E. Favero
Year: 2015

Software process modeling (SPM) is an important area of software engineering because it provides a basis for managing, automating, and supporting software process improvement (SPI). Teaching SPM is a challenging task, mainly because it lays great emphasis on theory and offers few practical exercises. Furthermore, as yet few teaching approaches have aimed at teaching SPM by introducing innovative features, such as games. The use of games has mainly been focused on other areas of software engineering, for example software project management. In an attempt to fill this gap, this paper describes a formal experiment carried out to assess the learning effectiveness of a serious game (DesigMPS), designed to support the teaching of SPM, and to compare game-based learning with a project-based learning method. In the DesigMPS game, the student models a software process from an SPI perspective, based on the Brazilian SPI model (MPS.BR). The results indicate that playing the game can have a positive learning effect and results in a greater degree of learning effectiveness than does the project-based learning instructional method.
An Integrated System for Payment Management in Construction
Authors: Ying Zhou; L. Ding
Year: 2009

Payment management in construction is an important aspect of project management, as it involves the direct benefits of both owners and contractors. However, it always has a complicated process, a long work cycle and low efficiency in construction. The development of payment management systems can provide a fair platform to the owners and contractors so that it can solve the problems in payment working process. In this article, the systematic professional process of payment and system structure were designed. Based on this, network and database are built and the implementation of the payment management system is introduced that it has been applied in wuhan railway construction. Also, the evaluation of the system is given at the end of the paper.
Application of Enterprise Architecture in Digital Transformation of Insurance Companies
Authors: Khairul Thamrin Prawira; Djarot Hindarto; Eko Indrajit
Year: 2023

Implementation of enterprise architecture is a major requirement for companies that want to develop business processes according to their needs. Business architecture is the company's initial plan to support the company's operations. An insurance company is a company that provides insurance services. Insurance is a form of contract in which the guaranteed party pays a premium to the insurance company. Insurance companies provide payment guarantees in the event of certain risks that are guaranteed in the insurance contract. Therefore, this company must think about operational forms to provide the best service for its customers. Structuring business processes starting from the sales process, administrative processes, claims processes, to financial processes which are the most vital processes. Insurance companies are different from other financial services companies, such as banking companies, fintech companies and others. The insurance company's unique process is to provide guarantees to its customers in carrying out risk protection. Before starting to implement enterprise architecture, the company already has a business architecture blueprint which is the enterprise architecture of a company. The design begins with running architectural business processes, architectural applications, architectural databases and architectural technology. Enterprise architecture implementation certainly cannot be separated from project management. Because project management is a process that manages the project so that the project becomes more organized in its implementation
Scrumage: A Method for Incorporating Multiple, Simultaneous Pedagogical Styles in the Classroom
Authors: Shannon Duvall; D. Hutchings; R. Duvall
Year: 2018

Pedagogical approaches abound in computer science. Common approaches include flipped classrooms, active learning, gamification, and the traditional lecture-based approach. There are also a wide variety of computer science learning materials including videos, interactive tutorials, and textbooks (whether presented online or on paper). Instructor choices of approach and materials present a series of trade-offs and may favor some groups of students over others. We propose a method, Scrumage, (SCRUM for AGile Education) in an attempt to overcome the necessity of making trade-offs. We allow each student in a course to select among several pedagogical approaches and sets of materials to fit each individual student's learning needs and desires. Scrumage adapts concepts from the Scrum project management technique. In Scrum, project teams are developing a product for a client. In Scrumage, student teams are developing knowledge with support from the instructor. We define and motivate Scrumage and discuss the implementation and outcomes of the technique in a class at our undergraduate institution.
University-industry open innovation: main enablers and practices based on a scoping review
Authors: Aurea Ysabel Murga Pinillos
Year: 2024


Purpose
Given their capacity to generate knowledge, universities can be the primary external source of knowledge and innovation for companies. Despite studies on the potential drivers of open innovation, the actors involved in these projects beyond academics and the most effective practices that universities follow for successful university–industry collaborations remain unclear. This study aims to identify the enablers and best practices universities follow to contribute to successful university–industry open innovation results, providing a conceptual framework for the management of such initiatives.


Design/methodology/approach
Articles from peer-reviewed academic journals identified in the Scopus and Web of Science databases were researched in this scoping review. The review used descriptive and thematic analyses and focused on 93 articles published between 2013 and 2023 that analysed universities’ enablers and practices for knowledge transfer to the industry.


Findings
Organisational factors, stakeholder attitudes, infrastructure, and external factors facilitate knowledge transfer from universities to companies. The most effective practices for promoting innovation are related to project management, policies and incentives and are relational and educational. Performance results can be evaluated through quantitative and qualitative indicators, measured at the different phases of the innovation process, considering the impacts achieved.


Originality/value
Previous reviews have focused on barriers, researchers’ motivations or specific enablers. The enablers and practices identified were analysed with a systemic vision, considering the university as a unit of analysis. This study suggests a comprehensive conceptual framework for the successful management of university–industry open innovation.
PRIORITIZATION OF PROJECT STAKEHOLDERS: AN AHP BASED APPROACH
Authors: Ashutosh Kumar Singh
Year: 2022

Prioritization of project stakeholders is inevitable, as all competing demands of stakeholders cannot often be met. In this paper, an Analytic Hierarchic Process (AHP) based model is proposed for prioritization of the stakeholders. This model is based on critical stakeholder attributes and utilizes collective knowledge and wisdom of the project management team. The critical attributes of the stakeholders are identified and AHP is used to arrive at the stakeholder order of priority. How this priority information can improve the project management processes and how this can enable project teams to respond to stakeholders in a coherent manner, has also been explored.
Research on Agile Project Management with Scrum Method
Authors: Z. Hu; Quan Yuan; Xi Zhang
Year: 2009

Agile software developments are hotspots of software development field in foreign countries.Especially, Scrum will help us to manage the project more efficiently because it is an adaptive process.Scrum method is an iterative incremental process of Software development commonly used with Agile Software Development. According to the characteristics of agile environment and Scrum, an example is given to elaborate how to manage the project with Scrum agile management in this article.
Web-Based Systems for Assisting PM Students Learn Financial Analysis Methods
Authors: R. Hans; N. D. Chuene; C. Lepota; M. Masuku
Year: 2014

First year project management students have challenges in comprehending financial analysis (Net Present Value, Return On Investment and Payback Period) methods which are used in selecting a suitable project. One of the contributing factors to this challenge for them is that many of them are encountering these concepts and methods for the very first time. They then require an intensive level of guidance and practice so as to develop their level of confidence and also to re-enforce these concepts in their minds. Lecturers are not always available for guiding students through in their journey of knowledge discovery of financial analysis methods. It is on the basis of this that this research study proposes the use of a web-based, problem-based interactive system called NeRePa, to help students learn financial analysis methods. NeRePa is aimed at improving students' understanding and learning experience on financial analysis methods. Such a tool enables students to gain hands-on problem-solving skills and knowledge. This research paper represents a work in progress in as far as the development of the system is concerned. The authors of this paper are in the process of developing the NeRePa application. Once it has been fully developed, the tool will then be evaluated for its effectiveness in improving students' learning experience with regard to financial analysis methods in project management.
Wireless provisioning service solution and deployment — A real-life experience in global project management
Authors: R. Vanguri
Year: 2005

A major telecommunications service provider in India required a world-class provisioning solution for the rapid rollout of its nationwide Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) wireless network. To meet this challenge, Lucent Technologies offered its Navis® Wireless Services Activation Manager (WSAM)-based solution as an integral part of the customer's billing and customer care (B&CC) system. Forming a team of solution architects, developers, system testers, integrators, and program managers from its worldwide (United States, China, Belgium, Singapore, and India) team of professionals, Lucent Worldwide Services (LWS) rolled out the offered solution in record time, while working constantly with a divergent group of vendors and partners. This paper describes all aspects of the planning and execution for this provisioning solution in challenging conditions. It also demonstrates how global teams working in close collaboration can achieve very high productivity.
ANALYSIS OF SUCCESSFUL CASES OF SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF AN ENTERPRISE THROUGH THE LENS OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Authors: T. Kulinich; Yulia Bondarenko
Year: 2024

The article elaborates on the categories of sustainable economic development and project management as key elements for modern business, which are becoming increasingly interconnected. This is driven not only by the gradual awareness of companies regarding their social responsibility, but also by increased pressure from stakeholders, a desire to reduce risks, and even new business opportunities. A key point is the search for tools to assess the economic feasibility of transitions to sustainable development, which would consider financial, social, and environmental aspects. In this context, project management is an important tool that allows for the structuring and effective implementation of project initiatives, as well as the assessment of their overall profitability from the perspective of each component of sustainable development. Thus, the article aims to identify the features of ensuring sustainable economic development of an enterprise through the lens of project management, by analyzing specific examples.