derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Making sausage--effective management of enterprise-wide clinical IT projects.
Authors: D. Smaltz; Rhonda Callander; M. Turner; Gretchen Kennamer; H. Wurtz; A. Bowen; Michael R. Waldrum
Year: 2005

Unlike most other industries in which company employees are, well, company employees, U.S. hospitals are typically run by both employees (nurses, technicians, and administrative staff) and independent entrepreneurs (physicians and nurse practitioners). Therefore, major enterprise-wide clinical IT projects can never simply be implemented by mandate. Project management processes in these environments must rely on methods that influence adoption rather than presume adoption will occur. "Build it and they will come" does not work in a hospital setting. This paper outlines a large academic medical center's experiences in managing an enterprise-wide project to replace its core clinical systems functionality. Best practices include developing a cogent optimal future-state vision, communications planning and execution, vendor validation against the optimal future-state vision, and benefits realization assessment.
Development of a Project-Based Learning Monitoring Application for Programming Courses
Authors: Bonda Sisephaputra Ebgc; Ghea Sekar Palupi Ebgc; Ronggo Alit Ebgc; Reisa Permatasari Ebgc
Year: 2023

In higher education programming courses, students often perform individual practical activities using their own devices, resulting in varying conditions and difficulty in ensuring proper application of the taught concepts. Limited access to equipment further hampers student progress. To address these challenges, implementing the Scrum framework in programming courses is proposed. Scrum offers problem-solving approaches emphasizing collaboration, self-organization, and cross-functional teams for effective teamwork and optimal solutions. However, existing project management tools like Trello and Notion, although free, have limitations when applied to Scrum. Trello lacks multi-sprint support, while Notion's complex customization features complicate usability. To overcome these limitations, this research aims to develop an application specifically tailored to Scrum practices. The objective is to design and create a comprehensive application that serves as both a learning platform and a project management tool. By leveraging this application, students will be able to enhance their learning experience and perform better project management, ensuring effective collaboration and communication among team members. The proposed application will address the limitations of existing tools and provide a seamless Scrum implementation within the programming course. Ultimately, the research seeks to improve the overall effectiveness and efficiency of programming education by empowering students with a robust and user-friendly platform that aligns with the Scrum framework.
Determinants of Project Management Effectiveness and Performance on Public Projects in Rwanda: A Case of Three Stones International Rwanda
Authors: Dusabirane Pierre
Year: 2023

The purpose of this research is to examine is to investigate the determinants of project management effectiveness and performance on public projects in Rwanda a case of Three Stones International Rwanda. More specifically, the study is motivated by the following particular objectives: To determine the effects of project finance on performance of Three Stones International Rwanda's projects, To explore the effects of beneficiary involvement on the performance of Three Stones International Rwanda, the effects of monitoring and evaluation on the performance of Three Stones International Rwanda and to assess the influence of Project leadership on project performance of Three Stones International Rwanda. This research will help the Rwandan government, to better comprehend the significance of efficient project management on the success of public projects in Rwanda, in particular planners and decision-makers involved in capacity building. Because it inspires them to conduct research on related subjects, this study will be beneficial to other researchers. The researcher employed a descriptive research design, with a sample size of 213 and a target population of 459, in order to achieve on research objectives, the primary data was obtained using questionnaires and an examination of the supporting documentation was utilized to gather the secondary data. The acquired data was analyzed using regression, correlation, and mean calculations in SPSS version 21. Tables was utilized to illustrate the findings, and a pilot study was conducted to evaluate the validity and dependability of the instruments used to gather the data. After collecting and analyzing data the following responses were obtained. The Pearson coefficient correlation showed that there is strongly positive correlation of 852 (r=0.852) between beneficiary involvement and public project performance. The study concluded that project managers emphasize on the availability of project finance, beneficiary’ involvement, monitoring and evaluation and project leadership to boost public project performance. The study recommended that the project managers should focus highly on the effective utilization of allocated resources to avoid any misuse of financial resources. Keywords: Project Management, project management effectiveness, Performance of public project
Teaching software project management using simulations
Authors: A. Bollin; E. Hochmüller; R. Mittermeir
Year: 2011

An experience-dominated subject like software project management cannot be learned by merely attending lectures. Additional labs, however, even with only modest real-life projects, call for substantial effort to be spent by the instructors as well as by the partaking students. Our experience shows that using a software development simulation tool enhances the mix of methods used in conventional teaching substantially.
Influence of Stakeholders Participation on the Performance of Agriculture Projects in Rwanda: A Case of PSDAG Project at Sarura Commodities Ltd
Authors: Marie Claire Uwineza
Year: 2023

Participation of stakeholders has been respected as a decisive component of programming since 1970s. The study was undertaken to establish how stake holder’s participation influences the performance of agricultural projects SARURA Commodities Ltd. The research was guided by three objectives; to establish the influence of stakeholder participation in project identification on the performance of agricultural project in Sarura Commodities Ltd; determine the influence of stakeholder participation in project execution on performance of agricultural project in Sarura Commodities Ltd; and, examine the influence of stakeholder participation in project funding on performance of agricultural project in Sarura Commodities Ltd. This study employs a descriptive survey research design, targeting project stakeholders, including donors, the implementing agency, and beneficiaries (n=115). A census method is used for sample selection. Data is collected through questionnaires, with a focus on demographic information and project-related inquiries. Thematic and descriptive analyses are applied for qualitative and quantitative data, respectively. Ethical considerations encompass informed consent, participant rights, and anonymity preservation. The study assessed the impact of project identification, execution, and funding on the performance of agricultural projects in Sarura Commodities Ltd, Rwanda. Results indicate high agreement among respondents on project identification (Mean=4.4298), execution (Mean=4.530), and funding (Mean=4.710). Correlation analysis reveals a positive and significant (ranging from 0.721 to 0.860) relationship between stakeholder participation and project outcomes. Regression models demonstrate that stakeholder participation significantly influences timely completion (R²=89.0%), completion within budget (R²=72.1%), and quality specification (R²=86.0%). These findings highlight the crucial role of effective project management and stakeholder engagement in enhancing the success of agricultural projects in the context of Sarura Commodities Ltd. In conclusion, the study reveals that project identification, execution, and funding significantly impact the performance of agricultural projects in Sarura Commodities Ltd, Rwanda. The high mean scores indicate the substantial influence of each factor. Recommendations include enhancing stakeholder skills in funding, promoting flexible working systems for donor collaboration, and dispelling misconceptions about the time and cost associated with project funding. These measures can optimize project outcomes and stakeholder engagement in agricultural initiatives. Keywords: Stakeholders Participation, Performance of Agriculture Projects, PSDAG Project, Sarura Commodities Ltd, Rwanda
Model based representation of geological prognosis (un)reliability for shallow tunnels
Authors: Ines Maria Massimo‐Kaiser; Hannah Salzgeber; Matthias Flora
Year: 2023

This article describes how the prognosis reliability in a tunnel information model can be updated during the geological design phases. Using Tunnel Information Modelling (TIM), the distribution of prognosis-reliability-classes along the structure can be graphically represented in the model by attribute-based colour coding. In the design and construction of shallow tunnels, this factor enables cost-effective design and appropriate selection of the necessary construction measures. Starting with the baseline survey, a dynamic, pa-rameterised 3D geological model is generated from the sum-mary of geological survey results. Updating the model with further exploration results allows for a continuous, model-based reassessment of the reliability of the geological prognosis. This provides the basis for further exploration, geo-technical design and risk assessment. Visualisation of the prognosis risk in the model supports project communication and transparent decision-making during project execution. Centralised data storage allows information on the model to be retrieved and validated (single source of truth), enabling collaborative and efficient project management.
CURRENT RESEARCH ADVANCES AND IMPLEMENTATIONS IN SMART KNOWLEDGE-BASED SYSTEMS: PART I
Authors: E. Szczerbicki; M. Graña; Jorge Posada; C. Toro
Year: 2013

New approaches are needed that could move us toward developing effective systems for problem solving and decision making, systems that can deal with complex and ill-structured situations, systems that can function in information-rich environments, systems that can cope with imprecise information, systems that can rely on their knowledge and learn from experience—that is, intelligent systems. One of the main efforts in intelligent systems development is focused on knowledge and information management, which is regarded as the crucial issue in smart decision-making support. The carefully selected papers in this Guest Edition of Cybernetics and Systems represent a sample of such effort. The overall aim of this issue is to provide guidelines to develop tools for smart processing of knowledge and information. Still, the guide does not presume to give ultimate answers. Rather, it poses ideas and case studies to explore and the complexities and challenges of modern knowledge management issues. It also encourages the reader to become aware of the multifaceted interdisciplinary character of such issues. The premise of this issue is that the reader will leave it with a heightened ability to think—in different ways—about developing, evaluating, implementing, and supporting intelligent knowledgeand informationbased management systems in real-life environments. A number of international conferences contribute each year in a substantial way to the above-mentioned development. This Guest Edition is based on some cutting-edge contributions provided by one of the most dynamic and innovative conference series in the area that was held in Spain in 2012: the International Conference on Knowledge-Based and Intelligent Information & Engineering Systems (KES’2012, San Sebastian, Spain) This important international event attracted hundreds of papers in a number of relevant areas such as smart information technology projects management, data mining,
Constructing platform independent models of Web application
Authors: Chengwan He; Fei He; K. He; Wenjie Tu
Year: 2005

Web application has some interesting and special characteristics, such as complicated structure and variety of the implementation method, etc. So its model is generally very difficult to be reused. This paper proposes a platform independent Web application modeling method based on template role model and MDA (model driven architecture). The basic idea of this method is to build template role models of application, and to map role model to class model through the rules of role composition and assignment, which can improve the reusability of models at different level of abstraction. Finally an example applying this method to a simplified enterprise project management information system modeling and the research direction of perfecting this method are provided.
Impact of an Integrated Approach in Disaster Management
Authors: Oguguo C. Njoku; B. Amajuoyi; D. Sarwar; J. K. Arthur; Amin Hosseinian Far
Year: 2020

In﻿recent﻿times,﻿there﻿have﻿been﻿several﻿natural﻿disasters,﻿negatively﻿affecting﻿communities﻿ranging﻿ from﻿loss﻿of﻿lives,﻿businesses,﻿homes﻿and﻿economic﻿disruption.﻿Such﻿serious﻿effects﻿on﻿a﻿community﻿ can﻿be﻿traced﻿to﻿poor﻿disaster﻿management﻿arrangements.﻿Several﻿project﻿management﻿concepts﻿as﻿well﻿ as﻿technologies﻿have﻿been﻿researched﻿and﻿proven﻿to﻿improve﻿disaster﻿management.﻿This﻿article﻿reviews﻿ existing﻿literatures﻿to﻿make﻿evident﻿the﻿concepts﻿of﻿project﻿management﻿such﻿as﻿project﻿planning,﻿ execution,﻿team﻿collaboration﻿and﻿governance﻿as﻿well﻿as﻿technologies﻿with﻿a﻿focus﻿on﻿the﻿Internet﻿ of﻿Things﻿(IoT)﻿through﻿provision﻿of﻿early﻿warning﻿signs﻿for﻿mitigation﻿and﻿preparedness,﻿big﻿data﻿ analytics﻿(BDA)﻿for﻿information﻿gathering﻿and﻿unmanned﻿aerial﻿vehicles﻿(UAVs)﻿for﻿emergency﻿relief﻿ scenarios﻿in﻿disaster﻿management.﻿Findings﻿of﻿this﻿article﻿reveals﻿the﻿great﻿impact﻿and﻿benefit﻿of﻿an﻿ integrated﻿approach﻿for﻿effective﻿disaster﻿management.﻿Hence,﻿this﻿paper﻿recommends﻿an﻿integrated﻿ approach﻿to﻿disaster﻿management﻿from﻿a﻿project﻿management﻿and﻿Internet﻿of﻿Things﻿perspective. KeywORDS Big Data Analytics, Disaster Management, Internet of Things, Mitigation, Preparedness, Project Management, Recovery, Response
An Innovative Solution to Manage Projects using Different Javascript Frameworks
Authors: Abhishek Shukla
Year: 2023

The main aim of the paper is to provide some innovative solutions to manage projects by using JavaScript Frameworks. As the world is moving towards high technology in web development. Therefore, the selection of the right JavaScript framework for a project is an extremely challenging task. Due to this, the article will explore some innovative solutions for managing projects that employ various JavaScript frameworks like Angular and Reach within the same project. Furthermore, it will also examine the drawbacks and benefits of each framework in detail by delving into the challenges of integrating them. Also, it will propose some strategies for effective project management. By comparing these two popular frameworks, it will become simple to provide comprehensive insights into optimizing development workflows, achieving better project outcomes, and enhancing collaboration.
Operation And Management Development of E-Commerce Enterprises Under Digital Marketing Taking EASTBUY As an Example
Authors: Yujie Guo
Year: 2024

In the face of the technical impact of Internet 4.0, enterprises in the e-commerce industry also need to change and develop with the changes of The Times, including the update of express management technology, the change of market drainage mode and the improvement of brand effect. Based on this social background, this paper makes an in-depth analysis of the challenges and opportunities faced by the operation and management of e-commerce platforms under the digital marketing means and finds that under the current situation of digital operation and management, the e-commerce industry has problems such as monopoly, quality deviation of online and offline products, and excessive marketing. Taking EASTBUY as the object of empirical analysis, through analyzing its digital operation management and digital marketing elements, the key points of its project management and user positioning are clarified, and it is found that enterprises in the e-commerce industry can optimize industrial upgrading by improving quality and cooperating with physical stores.
Critical Factors to Achieve Sustainability of Public-Private Partnership Projects in the Water Sector: A Stakeholder-Oriented Network Perspective
Authors: N. He; Yijing Li; Huimin Li; Ziqi Liu; Chengyi Zhang
Year: 2020

A key challenge in the management of the public-private partnership project is to understand the critical factors for sustainability performance as well as their complex interaction. Majority of existing studies focus on identifying general factors without consideration of specific context of individual sector. To bridge the gap, unique characteristics of water PPP projects are taken into consideration in this study where the relationship among critical factors to achieve sustainable performance is analyzed from a network perspective. Stakeholder-associated factors and their interrelations were identified via extensive literature review and structured interview, and the social network analysis (SNA) method was employed to recognize the critical factors and their interactions in sustainability achievement of water PPP projects. As a result, seven stakeholder groups and 18 critical factor nodes were identified and further classified into four challenges when achieving sustainability. These challenges are (1) promoting ecological awareness and responsible citizen behaviour; (2) project construction quality; (3) ecological designs and technology innovations; and (4) project management capacity. These findings provide the stakeholders of water PPP projects with useful references for mitigating the risks and facilitating efforts to achieve better sustainability performance.
A Systematic Literature Review on Reasons and Approaches for Accurate Effort Estimations in Agile
Authors: Jirat Pasuksmit; Patanamon Thongtanunam; Shanika Karunasekera
Year: 2024

Background: Accurate effort estimation is crucial for planning in Agile iterative development. Agile estimation generally relies on consensus-based methods like planning poker, which require less time and information than other formal methods (e.g., COSMIC) but are prone to inaccuracies. Understanding the common reasons for inaccurate estimations and how proposed approaches can assist practitioners is essential. However, prior systematic literature reviews (SLR) only focus on the estimation practices (e.g., [26, 127]) and the effort estimation approaches (e.g., [6]). Aim: We aim to identify themes of reasons for inaccurate estimations and classify approaches to improve effort estimation. Method: We conducted an SLR and identified the key themes and a taxonomy. Results: The reasons for inaccurate estimation are related to information quality, team, estimation practice, project management, and business influences. The effort estimation approaches were the most investigated in the literature, while only a few aim to support the effort estimation process. Yet, few automated approaches are at risk of data leakage and indirect validation scenarios. Recommendations: Practitioners should enhance the quality of information for effort estimation, potentially by adopting an automated approach. Future research should aim to improve the information quality, while avoiding data leakage and indirect validation scenarios.
Towards Effective AI-Powered Agile Project Management
Authors: K. Dam; T. Tran; J. Grundy; A. Ghose; Yasutaka Kamei
Year: 2018

The rise of Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to significantly transform the practice of project management. Project management has a large socio-technical element with many uncertainties arising from variability in human aspects, e.g. customers' needs, developers' performance and team dynamics. AI can assist project managers and team members by automating repetitive, high-volume tasks to enable project analytics for estimation and risk prediction, providing actionable recommendations, and even making decisions. AI is potentially a game changer for project management in helping to accelerate productivity and increase project success rates. In this paper, we propose a framework where AI technologies can be leveraged to offer support for managing agile projects, which have become increasingly popular in the industry.
Insertion of a unit for monitoring and evaluation of the management cycle of social projects in the municipality of Sucre
Authors: Leonor Caraballo; A. Flores; Paulino Padilla; Carol Ríos; Inés Velásquez
Year: 2021

The evaluation of the projects context even in the politics publics, such as the initiatives of the civil society have as operational tools for programs or projects. The problems or social needs are translated into these operational tools. This research paper was made on the basis of surveys, questionnaires to every representative from every quarter of the district of Sucre, at the same time it was made a constantly follow to arrive to the prime goal and show the institutional issues and limits which generate petition of professionals in the area of public management in Sucre. In an optic of effectiveness, efficiency, The training of professionals in programming and social assessment involves the ability to formulate and evaluate projects, within the framework of the need to optimize, through programs and projects, public resources. It is very important to comply completely from the cycle of projects that made better the satisfy of the truth needs of the population being the end of the goal of the public precinct. Finally, we characterized the performance of the evaluative models in the social sectors, with reference to their special features for an adequate evaluation, being more effective with an instance specifically responsible for monitoring and evaluation of the project management cycle.
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF SELF-ORGANIZING PROCESSES IN BIOLOGY AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Authors: Andriy Koreiba; Pavlo Teslenko
Year: 2023

A bee swarm, termite colony, anthill, mycelia are just a few biological systems that exist in nature for millions of years, survive and evolve. All the biological systems listed above are united by one concept - the concept of self-organization. Evolutionary processes occurring in these biological systems have been studied for decades by various scientists. This article analyzes the similarity of self-organization processes in biological systems and project teams. The relevance of the topic lies in the importance of rethinking the processes of self-organization in project teams and in building a new structure for the further development of the concepts of self-learning and self-management. As you know, the key resource for the development of society and the economy is the human resource, which cannot always be systematically managed under the supervision of the manager. Self-organization is an important aspect of team life in our future, precisely because of the mobility of functions. This process is characterized by the ability to rationally organize work, both one's own and the work of subordinate teams. Thereby, an effectively designed system of self-management, which takes into account the specifics of the organization's work and the current economic situation, is considered one of the key factors contributing to the achievement of the goals set by the organization. A new look at the structures of the synergetic level, which were established by the laws of physics and nature, will allow us to develop and establish new paradigms in the processes of self-organization and self-management.