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An Analysis of Critical Processes and Employee Challenges at Velmurugan Heavy Engineering Industries (VHEI) Private Limited, Thanjavur
Authors: S. Saravanan
Year: 2024

This study investigates the critical processes and challenges faced by employees at Velmurugan Heavy Engineering Pvt. Ltd., located in Sengipatti, Thanjavur. The aim is to identify areas for improvement and provide recommendations to enhance employee performance and organizational effectiveness. Employing a mixed-method approach combining qualitative and quantitative methods, data were collected extensively through surveys, interviews, and observations from a representative sample across departments and hierarchical levels. The findings highlight critical areas such as project management, quality control, communication channels, and performance evaluation. While the organization demonstrates competence in these areas, gaps exist, particularly in streamlined communication and efficient project management. The study also uncovers challenges including unclear role expectations, limited professional development opportunities, inadequate work-life balance, and insufficient recognition and rewards. Recommendations are offered to strengthen communication channels, enhance project management practices, implement employee development programs, promote work-life balance initiatives, and establish a robust recognition and rewards system. Addressing these challenges and implementing recommended strategies has led to improved employee satisfaction, productivity, and overall organizational performance. This study provides valuable insights for Velmurugan Heavy Engineering Pvt. Ltd. to cultivate a positive work environment and foster a highly engaged workforce, contributing to sustainable growth and success
Impact of effective schedule management on high-rise building projects
Authors: Muritala Omeiza Umar; Azubuike Chukwudi Okwandu; Dorcas Oluwajuwonlo Akande
Year: 2024

Effective schedule management is a critical factor in the successful execution of high-rise building projects. This paper explores the impact of robust schedule management practices on project performance, highlighting the benefits, challenges, and strategies for optimizing timelines. High-rise construction presents unique complexities, including coordination of multiple trades, strict safety regulations, and logistical challenges related to vertical construction. Utilizing advanced scheduling methodologies such as Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM) and Building Information Modeling (BIM), combined with traditional techniques like the Critical Path Method (CPM) and Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT), can significantly enhance project efficiency. The integration of these methodologies facilitates better resource allocation, reduces delays, and improves overall project outcomes. The study also addresses the role of technology, including project management software like Primavera P6, in enhancing schedule accuracy and reliability. Additionally, it examines the critical role of project managers in orchestrating these activities and emphasizes the importance of effective communication and risk management. This comprehensive review provides insights into the key factors that contribute to successful schedule management, offering recommendations for future research and practice to further advance the field. 
Keywords: Building Information Modeling (BIM), Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM), High-Rise Building Projects, Project Performance Optimization, Schedule Management.
Mathematical Models in Quality Engineering: Applications to Project Management
Authors: A. Ifrim
Year: 2017

The present paper deals with the factors that contribute to assuring the quality of the processes involved in project management. The novelty of the approach consists in the fact that the project management processes are analysed with the help of quality indicators in case of time variance. By studying the numeric variable for the proposed economic phenomenon, a smaller discrete interval is obtained, which accounts for the numeric variable being treated as a continuous variable. The practical application of such an analysis is that a risk management plan can be designed based on the parameters which define the quality of the management process.
Knowledge Enhancement and Mobile Technology: Improving Effectiveness and Efficiency
Authors: Siddhartha Paul Tiwari
Year: 2022

In education, mobile technology creates value on three fundamental pillars: productivity, coordination, and transformation. Mobile apps are becoming an increasingly important aspect of teaching and learning in many countries. The use of mobile applications in education is not only beneficial, but also provides students with an enjoyable and interactive experience. For a mobile product launch to be as successful as it can be, it is imperative that a systematic, precise, controlled, and well-established process is in place, which is controlled, efficient, and well-established. Many educational organizations find themselves in situations where they have to get all departments working effectively and together in order to meet a specific deadline, including marketing, production, and operations, after the organization's product clearance board approves the new product. In many ways, the situation is similar to the software crisis that took place in the middle of the 1970's. As a result of globalization and communication, oftentimes the effects of globalization are amplified because of the vast amount of information that must be shared among project team members. Every educational organization has a unique style and way of doing things, and the project management team is no exception. As a consequence, it is commonplace to see that every education entity has its own particular style and way of doing things. In regards to the creation of a mobile application that is going to function efficiently, it is important to remember that it is extremely important to stick to the strategies and requirements that will yield the best results for the education sector.
THE AGILE TRANSITION PROCESS OF ORGANIZATIONS IN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Authors: Mariangela Pinton; Alvair Silveira Torres Jr.
Year: 2023

Organizations which use Traditional Project Management Models face the great challenge to transform their processes and their culture. In this context, this research aimed to develop a set of recommendations to be adopted by the organizations to facilitate the transition from the traditional to the agile model in software development project management. Exploratory qualitative research was carried out in two steps: a Systematic Literature Review and semi-structured interviews. The conclusion was that the ATP causes great impact on people and the main practices should aim to reduce team resistance. In addition, it should be an initiative of the whole organization.
The Feasibility of using Automated Teller Machines (ATM) and (POS) Machines in the City of Najaf
Authors: Ali Abdulhussein Khaleel Alfadhel
Year: 2024

This study aimed to provide an insight into electronic payment projects and their economic viability in the Iraqi environment. The feasibility results indicated a payback period of approximately five years. The project's short-term debt repayment capability stood at around 62%, which is satisfactory. Regarding project liquidity, it was at 27%, and its ability to utilize available resources was around 181%, exceeding expectations. Project management demonstrated high efficiency in capital utilization, estimated at 4.29 times the required amount. The revenue coverage ratio for operating costs yielded a good result of approximately 107%. The project's profitability in relation to total investments reached around 22%. The key findings highlight a genuine desire among banks and electronic money specialized companies to offer innovative and comprehensive services, aiding in attracting new customers and expanding the reach of electronic cash handling devices such as ATMs and POS terminals. However, according to market research, the proliferation of such devices does not align with population growth and the increasing demand for electronic services.
Digital twin development for airport management
Authors: Patrícia Pereira Oliveira
Year: 2020

The Digital Airport and Building Information Modelling (BIM) technology linked to planning, project and management processes, construction, maintenance and operations in parametric three-dimensional design with all the underground, land and above-land information serves as a parametric database for supporting planning and improving project management. An airport digital twin is not limited to building infrastructure; it includes the associated working processes. It serves as a large-scale information repository to improve performance and obtain data more efficiently. All business sectors will benefit, including the commercial, assets management, operations, engineering and maintenance departments. The model will also promote an environment that will lead to digital transformation. For the implementation of such digital models effectively in the company’s business, strategic planning is necessary so that digital twins can beused well by organisations to bring good results to the company.
Automatic mining of change set size information from repository for precise productivity estimation
Authors: Hui Huang; Qiusong Yang; Junchao Xiao; Jian Zhai
Year: 2011

Productivity is a crucial concern for most software organizations. It can help project managers to make project plan, supervise project progress, and measure the project members' performance. Thus it has been widely measured and analyzed by both industry and researchers. But in the actual software project management, the project data filled by the developers may be incomplete and imprecise. Especially it is very hard for the developers to give the precise work product scale of each task. Therefore, the productivity calculated basing on those data is also imprecise. To solve the problem, this paper presents a method for precise productivity estimation. The method calculates work product scale of each task using change set size information by rebuilding relationships between the tasks and the SVN commits, and then calculates the productivity. And an experimental study has been done basing on Qone. Qone is an integrated system for project management developed by Institute of Software Chinese Academy of Sciences (ISCAS). It has been used in more than 200 software companies in China.
3-Level Approach to the Projects Planning
Authors: P. Teslenko; D. Bedrii; S. Antoshchuk; Hanna Lytvynchenko
Year: 2018

Projects exchange information, resources and energy with the external environment, are dissipative systems and possess the properties of an open and nonlinear system. This leads to a contradiction between the nature of the PMS and the main model, which is provided by existing project management methodologies. That is, the reason for the low probability of successful completion of projects is precisely the imperfection of existing project management methodologies. As a consequence, there arises an important scientific and technical problem in the methodological and applied aspects of increasing the likelihood of successful completion of projects begun. To solve it, the authors propose a three-level approach to project planning: consider the project as an open nonlinear system; estimate the probability of successful completion of projects in the phase space through the identification and evaluation of attractors of success, including in the early stages of the life cycle of the project; to choose methods of strategic management on the basis of the evolutionary approach that allow to achieve the area of global optimum of the multimodal target function of the successful completion of the project by the criterion of achievement; to change the methods of operational control in accordance with random disturbances and unforeseen changes in the external environment when planning the project.
Managing scientific software complexity with Bocca and CCA
Authors: B. Allan; Boyana Norris; W. Elwasif; R. Armstrong
Year: 2008

In high-performance scientific software development, the emphasis is often on short time to first solution. Even when the development of new components mostly reuses existing components or libraries and only small amounts of new code must be created, dealing with the component glue code and software build processes to obtain complete applications is still tedious and error-prone. Component-based software meant to reduce complexity at the application level increases complexity to the extent that the user must learn and remember the interfaces and conventions of the component model itself. To address these needs, we introduce Bocca, the first tool to enable application developers to perform rapid component prototyping while maintaining robust software-engineering practices suitable to HPC environments. Bocca provides project management and a comprehensive build environment for creating and managing applications composed of Common Component Architecture components. Of critical importance for high-performance computing (HPC) applications, Bocca is designed to operate in a language-agnostic way, simultaneously handling components written in any of the languages commonly used in scientific applications: C, C++, Fortran, Python and Java. Bocca automates the tasks related to the component glue code, freeing the user to focus on the scientific aspects of the application. Bocca embraces the philosophy pioneered by Ruby on Rails for web applications: start with something that works, and evolve it to the user's purpose.
Risk Catalogs in Software Project Management
Authors: V. Machado; Paulo Afonso Parreira Júnior; H. Costa
Year: 2019

The software industry is continuously growing, and projects need to be planned to have a better chance of success. But, planning errors in a project can cause the project to fail. These errors, when there is damage/loss or gain, are called risks and need to be managed. Inadequate risk management can lead to project failure. Therefore, risk management in software design is crucial to its success. In this paper, through research in the literature, catalogs of risks that may occur during the development of software projects are presented. Besides, there are measures defined/identified in the literature to support decision making by project managers, using the GQM method.
PREPARING STUDENTS OF SMKN 7 KOTA SERANG FOR 21ST CENTURY WORK ENVIRONMENT THROUGH PJBL
Authors: Sanam Sanam; S. Ramdani; Triyo Susanto
Year: 2024

The 21st-century work environment presents new challenges for education. Therefore, preparing students to face the 21st-century work environment requires innovative and relevant educational approaches. This study aims to analyze the preparation of SMKN 7 Serang City students in facing the 21st-century work environment through a project-based learning (PjBL) approach. This research uses a descriptive quantitative approach, data in the form of questionnaires are analyzed to identify teamwork, project management, communication skills, interpersonal skills, and problem-solving. The results showed that PjBL has made a positive contribution to improving students' 21st-century skills. Students involved in PjBL have a deeper understanding of the application of theoretical concepts in the context of the work environment. The conclusion is that PjBL is an effective learning method in preparing students of SMKN 7 Serang City for the 21st-century work environment. The results of this study confirm the importance of innovative approaches in vocational education to ensure students have skills and knowledge relevant to future developments.
Project Management for Strengthening the Pancasila Student Profile
Authors: Margiyati; Rambat Nur Sasongko; Manap Somantri
Year: 2023

This research design aims to find out how the project management of strengthening the student profile of Pancasila as an implementation of the “kurikulum merdeka” at SDIT Uswatun Hasanah Padang Jaya. This research uses a qualitative approach with a case study. This research includes descriptive analysis, case study. The subjects in this study were 5 people, namely: 1) Principal, 2) Vice principal for curriculum affairs, 3) Classroom teacher, 4) Mupel teacher and 5) Students of SDIT Uswatun Hasanah Padang Jaya. Various techniques were used to collect data and information. They are: (1) interviews, (2) observations, and (3) documentation studies. In accordance with the method, the research instruments used are as follows: 1) interview method, the instrument is an interview guideline; 2) observation, the instrument is a check list; 3) documentation, the instrument is a documentation guideline. Based on the research that has been conducted, it shows that the management of the art performance project at SDIT Uswatun Hasanah can foster the character of the Pancasila learner profile and the creativity of students in performing their art as an implementation of the “kurikulum merdeka”.
Research on Cryptography-based Data Security and Trustworthiness in Digital Construction of Water Resources and Hydropower
Authors: Chao Yue; Wei Liu; Licheng Chen; Chong Zuo
Year: 2024

This study aims to strengthen data security and establish credibility using novel cryptography-based techniques in the context of the digital revolution in the water resource and hydropower development industry. Protecting sensitive data and guaranteeing the confidentiality of digital assets becomes crucial as the sector depends more and more on digital technology for communication, monitoring, and project management. The goal of this work is to create developed cryptographic protocols and structures that have been tailored to the needs of the water resources and hydropower industry. This study offers a thorough investigation into the use of cryptographic methods to tackle the difficulties presented by the digital construction surroundings in these projects. The research process combines algorithm creation, theoretical advancements, and real-world application. The efficiency and viability of the suggested cryptographic approaches in resolving trust and security issues intrinsic in digital building environments will be evaluated using actual-life scenarios and simulations. The results of this study should offer a strong basis for improving data security, reliability, and integrity in digital construction projects related to water resources and hydropower. Through the development of cryptography techniques specifically suited to this vital infrastructure industry, the research helps to build digital ecosystems that are resilient and secure, which is important for the sustainable growth of hydropower and water resources.
The role of technology in transforming leadership management practices
Authors: Subhash Pawar; Vrushali Dhumal
Year: 2024

Technology is transforming today's rapidly changing corporate environment. This examination highlights how technology has changed leadership management across industries. The study investigates how technology has changed leadership, decision-making, communication, and organizational effectiveness in the digital age. Our analysis of current trends and real-world case studies shows how technology has impacted leadership practices, helping leaders navigate the modern workplace. The rise of corporate technology has touched all levels of leadership. CEOs and frontline supervisors use technology to improve decision-making and leadership. Technology enhances traditional leadership techniques. Data analytics and AI have changed decision-making. Leaders who want to make informed decisions utilize AI to uncover patterns in big data. Real-time insights and predictive analytics help leaders identify issues and grasp opportunities. This supports agile decision-making and company competitiveness. Technology also changed corporate communication. Virtual communication, collaboration, and project management tools unify global teams. Leadership can now chat with remote workers in real time, fostering knowledgesharing and collaboration. Technology-driven communication platforms enable transparent and accessible leadership, motivating and engaging staff. Technology has accelerated remote work, causing senior management concerns. Virtual teams require different leadership techniques. This approach includes emotional intelligence, teamwork, and the Stock market and securities index prediction using artificialability to include remote workers. Virtual meeting platforms, online team-building events, and remote performance management help executives bridge physical distance and ensure teamwork. Technology has altered leadership training. Virtual training and e-learning platforms have changed leadership training. Flexible, customized, and cost-effective digital leadership development solutions make this process easier. Executives can now be trained to innovate and adapt to changing company conditions. Technology provides tremendous benefits but also creates ethical concerns. Leaders must address cybersecurity and data privacy issues to maintain stakeholder trust. Leaders must blend technology and humanity. Technology should enhance leadership and decision-making.
Understanding the investigators: a qualitative study investigating the barriers and enablers to the implementation of local investigator-initiated clinical trials in Ethiopia
Authors: Samuel R P Franzen; Clare Chandler; F. Enquselassie; Sisira Siribaddana; J. Atashili; Brian Angus; T. Lang
Year: 2013

Objectives Clinical trials provide ‘gold standard’ evidence for policy, but insufficient locally relevant trials are conducted in low-income and middle-income countries. Local investigator-initiated trials could generate highly relevant data for national governments, but information is lacking on how to facilitate them. We aimed to identify barriers and enablers to investigator-initiated trials in Ethiopia to inform and direct capacity strengthening initiatives. Design Exploratory, qualitative study comprising of in-depth interviews (n=7) and focus group discussions (n=3). Setting Fieldwork took place in Ethiopia during March 2011. Participants Local health researchers with previous experiences of clinical trials or stakeholders with an interest in trials were recruited through snowball sampling (n=20). Outcome measures Detailed discussion notes were analysed using thematic coding analysis and key themes were identified. Results All participants perceived investigator-initiated trials as important for generating local evidence. System and organisational barriers included: limited funding allocation, weak regulatory and administrative systems, few learning opportunities, limited human and material capacity and poor incentives for conducting research. Operational hurdles were symptomatic of these barriers. Lack of awareness, confidence and motivation to undertake trials were important individual barriers. Training, knowledge sharing and experience exchange were key enablers to trial conduct and collaboration was unanimously regarded as important for improving capacity. Conclusions Barriers to trial conduct were found at individual, operational, organisational and system levels. These findings indicate that to increase locally led trial conduct in Ethiopia, system wide changes are needed to create a more receptive and enabling research environment. Crucially, the creation of research networks between potential trial groups could provide much needed practical collaborative support through sharing of financial and project management burdens, knowledge and resources. These findings could have important implications for capacity-strengthening initiatives but further research is needed before the results can be generalised more widely.