derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Service Oriented Architecture A Revolution For Comprehensive Web Based Project Management Software
Authors: A. Khan; Rquaiya Khan; T. Sontakke; S. Khonde; R. Wahul; Mahtab Alam
Year: 2012

Service Oriented Architecture A Revolution for Project Management Software has changed the way projects today are moving on the fly with the help of web services booming the industry. Service oriented architecture improves performance and the communication between the distributed and remote teams. Web Services to Provide Project Management software the visibility and control of the application development lifecycle-giving a better control over the entire development process, from the management stage through development. The goal of Service Oriented Architecture for Project Management Software is to produce a product that is delivered on time, within the allocated budget, and with the capabilities expected by the customer. Web Services in Project management Project management software is basically a properly managed project and has a clear, communicated, and managed set of goals and objectives, whose progress is quantifiable and controlled. Resources are used effectively and efficiently to produce the desired product. With the help of service oriented architecture we can move into the future without abandoning the past. A project usually has a communicated set of processes that cover the daily activities of the project, forming the project framework. As a result, every team member understands their roles, responsibilities and how they fit into the big picture thus promoting the efficient use of resources.
Committed Use of Project Management Methodologies: Understanding the Role of Costs, Benefits, and Psychological Needs
Authors: K. Mohan; F. Ahlemann
Year: 2013

Even when employees use project management methodologies (PMMs), the question regarding the nature of their use remains, i.e. are they using PMMs in a dedicated manner? While empirical research states that the usefulness of a methodology is the single most important determinant of its acceptance and use by actual users, studies have not examined which methodology use outcomes are more important for which type of people regarding determining their committed PMM use behavior. In our study, we develop a theoretically and practically complete, as well as relevant, typology of the costs and benefits of using a methodology and study the effect of personal traits such as psychological needs. We develop and test a conceptual model, using a sample of 2,651 participants, which shows that individual needs determine which costs and/or benefits have a greater effect on individuals’ committed use of a PMM.
Nurse-Driven Programs to Improve Patient Outcomes: Transforming Care at the Bedside, Integrated Nurse Leadership Program, and the Clinical Scene Investigator Academy
Authors: Julie Kliger; S. Lacey; A. Olney; K. Cox; Edward J. O’Neil
Year: 2010

As the national quality agenda continues to be a key driver in healthcare, more programs are being developed to teach staff nurses how to lead quality change projects. Nurses are in a unique position to do this work; however, they may lack project management and leadership skills to do so. The authors provide a content analysis that compares and contrasts 3 such programs.
An Internet-based group decision support system for mass customization
Authors: Hailiang Huang; Songxin Wang
Year: 2005

This paper presents GDSS-MC, a group decision support system for enterprises that employ mass customization (MC) strategy. It is a Web-based platform enabling multiple experts to cooperate on decision-making of MC-related problems by the form of virtual team. The group decision information processing is presented, upon which the system architecture and functionalities of GDSS-MC are designed. GDSS-MC consists of 4 subsystems: decision project management subsystem, decision method base, decision model base and information analysis services. Some artificial intelligent approaches are employed to enhance the system efficiency, including case-based system for decision case learning and Web-driven data mining for knowledge discovery. Based on the framework presented in this paper, a Web-enabled software prototype of GDSS-MC is developed.
What Makes an IT Project Successful?
Authors: Soohyun Cho; Kyung Sung Jung; Young Kwark
Year: 2015

The apt management of IT human resources is a decisive factor for IT project success. Our paper first reviews the interplay of the technical qualifications of a project team’s individual members before adopting the concepts of domain knowledge and technology knowledge to study how task assignment and IT workforce training contribute to a project’s optimum realization. We use both internal and customer satisfaction evaluations to gauge project success. Our pilot study establishes that when interpersonal diversity in individuals’ technical knowledge increases, the team is less likely to achieve good results; it also demonstrates that project manager/team member cohesiveness in domain knowledge improves project performance. We also examine the impact of individuals’ qualifications on project life cycles before analyzing training programs that would increase the likelihood of project success. We hope this research provides actionable insights for better project management and execution and more efficient allocation of limited IT human resources.
The evolution of the project management competence concept – A systematic literature review
Authors: Viktória Papp-Horváth; János Tóth; Nikolett Tóth
Year: 2024

This research aims to get closer to the definition of project management (PM) competence and understand its models by conducting a systematic literature review (SLR). The focus of this study is on the individual level PM competence of the project manager and the project team members. The paper introduces the competence models of the most important project management standards, which provide a guideline for professionals and serve as a base for the different PM qualifications. The literature review reveals which PM competence groups and elements have become the focus of attention in certain periods, which new competences have been uncovered, how the concept models have changed (in their professional content and regarding their structure), and how these results could be built into the upcoming standards and how they could shape the concept of project management competence in the future and serve as a basis for new research.
Comprehensive Review on Valuation Method for Bill of Quantities in Prefabricated Shear Wall Structures Using BIM
Authors: HuiYu Li
Year: 2024

Prefabricated shear wall structure is widely used, it can not only meet the structural performance needs of buildings, but also greatly improve the construction efficiency of buildings. The bill of quantities valuation model has important theoretical and practical significance for optimizing the cost control of prefabricated shear wall structure and improving the efficiency of project management. From the perspective of combining theory and practice, this paper explores the bill of quantity valuation method of assembled shear wall structure under BIM environment, integrates BIM technology and SQL Sever database technology, and extracts the attribute information of model components through the secondary development of Revit with the data platform provided by BIM. The construction of bill of quantities is realized according to the specification of bill of quantities, and the association between bill of quantities and model components is established to realize the visual traceability query of bill of quantities, which provides a BIM technology-based construction engineering measurement and valuation technology and method, hoping to provide a new perspective and theoretical basis for related fields.
Project Quality: The Achilles Heel of Offshore Technology Projects?
Authors: Anant Mishra; K. K. Sinha; S. Thirumalai
Year: 2017

Technology projects today are being increasingly executed in project sourcing structures that span country boundaries. However, the performance implications of such offshoring efforts are often ambiguous vis-à-vis those that are executed within country boundaries. Further, little is known about project execution capabilities that may be central to improving the performance of offshore technology projects. This study attempts to shed light on the above issues using data from technology projects distributed within and across country boundaries. The study findings are twofold. First, a comparative analysis of project performance across 702 technology projects reveals that projects executed offshore realize significantly lower performance related to quality and technical goals compared with projects executed within country boundaries. Second, a subsequent in-depth analysis of the offshore technology projects in the sample highlights the enabling but differential performance effects of project execution capabilities. Specifically, we find that while risk management planning capability is central to improving project adherence to schedule and budgetary goals, agile project management capability is central to improving project adherence to quality and technical goals in technology projects executed offshore. The study concludes with a discussion of the findings, implications for technology research and practice, limitations, and directions for future research.
FEATURES OF CREATING A PROJECT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AT THE ENTERPRISE
Authors: Ю.В. Веселова; О.Г. Тимчук
Year: 2023

В статье рассматриваются вопросы управления проектами. Внедрение методов и инструментов управления реализуется через построение корпоративной системы управления проектами, позволяющей создать организационную структуру с соответствующей информационной системой.
 The article discusses the issues of project management. The implementation of management methods and tools is implemented through the construction of a corporate project management system that allows you to create an organizational structure with an appropriate information system.
The Effect of Internships on Computer Science Engineering Capstone Projects
Authors: A. Jaime; J. J. Olarte; F. J. García-Izquierdo; C. Domínguez
Year: 2020

Contribution: Internships designed to provide training and an initial period of contact with industry, prior to a computer science engineering capstone project, have a very positive impact on both industry and academic capstone projects. Background: Internships and capstone projects are widely used to integrate work-related learning in computer engineering curricula. Both activities offer numerous benefits for students, industry, and academia. Although their effects have been extensively studied separately, the interaction between them remains unexplored. Research Questions: What is the effect of internships on the development of a subsequent capstone project? Methodology: The hypothesis was that the completion of an internship will have positive effects on several aspects of the capstone projects: 1) improved student competencies; 2) improved capstone project outcomes; and 3) decreased supervision effort. Further, these positive effects were expected to be greater in industry-based projects than in academic projects. The hypothesis was tested through a quantitative study of data collected from 274 computer science engineering capstone projects. A period of time with internships was compared with another period without internships, and differentiating between academic and industry projects. Findings: Internships prior to capstone projects improve student skills in autonomy, technology, methodology, and project management; increase the complexity and technological novelty of the resulting projects; and reduce advisor involvement in practical (technology, execution) and keep-the-project-alive issues, and increase advisor involvement in monitoring student work (meetings, reports, and initial arrangements). This effect was observed in both industrial and academic projects.
Process Model Engineering Lifecycle: Holistic Concept Proposal and Systematic Literature Review
Authors: Joachim Schramm; Patrick Dohrmann; A. Rausch; Thomas Ternité
Year: 2014

Organizations establish process models for different purposes and goals. However, they have in common issues concerning quality assurance and successful project management. Process models can be applied on different levels in process engineering, depending on whether processes are to be executed, defined or improved. Various individual methods and tools have been developed to help process engineers and members who are engineering and performing processes. These methods however do not support continuous integration into a process engineering lifecycle that consists of creating, defining, executing and improving processes. Therefore, we propose a holistic view of artifacts and activities in the process engineering lifecycle in an effort to create a consensus on what constitutes a process engineering lifecycle and take a look at recent research results covering the issues mentioned. We have identified approaches on process descriptions, on meta-models and on support in executing processes in the last years.
Crowdsourcing Innovation Intermediaries Functions
Authors: Cândida Silva; I. Ramos
Year: 2012

Open innovation is a hot topic in innovation management. Its basic premise is open up the innovation process. The innovation process, in general sense, may be seen as the process of designing, developing and commercializing a novel product or service to improve the value added of a company. The development of Web 2.0 tools facilitates this kind of contributions, opening space to the emergence of crowdsourcing innovation initiatives. Crowdsourcing is a form of outsourcing not directed to other companies but to the crowd by means of an open call mostly through an Internet platform. Innovation intermediaries, in general sense, are organizations that work to enable innovation, that just act as brokers or agents between two or more parties. Usually, they are also engaged in other activities like inter-organizational networking and technology development and related activities. A crowdsourcing innovation intermediary is an organization that mediates the communication and relationship between the seekers – companies that aspire to solve some problem or to take advantage of any business opportunity – with a crowd that is prone to give ideas based on their knowledge, experience and wisdom. This paper identifies and analyses the functions to be performed by an intermediary of crowdsourcing innovation through grounded theory analyses from literature. The resulting model is presented and explained. The resulting model summarizes eight main functions that can be performed by a crowdsourcing process, namely, diagnoses, mediation, linking knowledge, community, evaluation, project management, intellectual property governance and marketing and support. These functions are associated with a learning cycle process which covers all the crowdsourcing activities that can be realized by the broker.
PERANAN BIM DALAM KONSTRUKSI PERUMAHAN
Authors: Firman Sarifudin; Oei Fuk Jin
Year: 2024

Building Information Modeling (BIM) telah merevolusi industri konstruksi, khususnya dalam konteks konstruksi perumahan. Penelitian ini mempunyai maksud memberikan pemahaman terkini dengan menganalisis sejumlah studi penelitian terkait BIM dalam proyek konstruksi perumahan. Fokusnya adalah penerapan BIM, implikasi, tantangan, dan manfaat potensialnya. Penelitian ini mendalam menganalisis kontribusi BIM dalam meningkatkan efisiensi, kolaborasi, dan komunikasi sepanjang siklus hidup proyek konstruksi perumahan, mulai dari tahap desain hingga manajemen fasilitas. Berbagai contoh, termasuk studi kasus Forest City di Malaysia, mengilustrasikan dampak positif BIM dengan mengurangi pekerjaan ulang dan meningkatkan efisiensi konstruksi. Kritik terhadap tantangan dalam adopsi BIM di konstruksi perumahan melibatkan pengerjaan ulang, manajemen material, dan evaluasi degradasi bangunan. Pengidentifikasian hambatan ini esensial untuk merancang strategi dalam mengatasi dan memastikan integrasi BIM yang sukses. Sebagai hasil penelitian, disimpulkan bahwa BIM memiliki peran kunci dalam meningkatkan manajemen proyek, manajemen material, dan analisis biaya dalam konstruksi perumahan. Studi ini memberikan wawasan mendalam tentang bagaimana BIM dapat digunakan secara optimal, meskipun sejumlah tantangan yang perlu diatasi.
Application of Nursing Project Management in Increasing the Utilization of GCS in Patients at High Risk for DVT
Authors: Xiaohui Lai; Yan Zhou; Shuixiang Wu
Year: 2024

<i>Objective</i>: To investigate the effect of nursing program improvements on improving the utilization rate of gradient compression stockings in patients at high risk of deep vein thrombosis. <i>Methods</i>: To set up a special project improvement group, determine the topic of special project improvement, set 40 patients with postoperative Caprin score >5 before the implementation of special project improvement activities, i.e., from January to May 2022 in our hospital, as the control group, and 40 patients with postoperative Caprin score >5 after the implementation of special project improvement activities, i.e., from July to November 2022 in our hospital as the experimental group, and count the number of patients using gradient compression stockings to prevent deep vein thrombosis, and investigate the effect of using gradient compression stockings in improving the utilization rate of patients with high risk of deep vein thrombosis. The number of patients using gradient compression stockings to prevent deep vein thrombosis, the survey of patients' knowledge about deep vein thrombosis and satisfaction with care, and the comparison of the differences between the two groups before and after the project improvement. <i>Results</i>: The use rate of gradient compression stockings in the experimental group was 82.5% higher than that of gradient compression stockings in the control group, which was 15%, with statistically significant differences (p < 0.05); the experimental group's knowledge of DVT was higher than that of the control group, with statistically significant differences (p < 0.05); and the experimental group's satisfaction with nursing care increased from 91.73 points to 98.75 points, with statistically significant differences (p < 0.05). <i>Conclusion</i>: Project management can effectively increase the utilization rate of gradient compression stockings for high-risk patients with deep vein thrombosis and improve patients' knowledge of deep vein thrombosis and satisfaction with nursing care.
How to Tell the Truth with Statistics: The Case for Accountable Data Analyses in Team-based Science.
Authors: J. Gelfond; C. Klugman; Leah J. Welty; E. Heitman; C. Louden; B. Pollock
Year: 2014

Data analysis is essential to translational medicine, epidemiology, and the scientific process. Although recent advances in promoting reproducibility and reporting standards have made some improvements, the data analysis process remains insufficiently documented and susceptible to avoidable errors, bias, and even fraud. Comprehensively accounting for the full analytical process requires not only records of the statistical methodology used, but also records of communications among the research team. In this regard, the data analysis process can benefit from the principle of accountability that is inherent in other disciplines such as clinical practice. We propose a novel framework for capturing the analytical narrative called the Accountable Data Analysis Process (ADAP), which allows the entire research team to participate in the analysis in a supervised and transparent way. The framework is analogous to an electronic health record in which the dataset is the "patient" and actions related to the dataset are recorded in a project management system. We discuss the design, advantages, and challenges in implementing this type of system in the context of academic health centers, where team based science increasingly demands accountability.
Ambidextrous Innovation in Project Management: A Systematic Literature Review
Authors: Mohammad AlSaied; Patrick McLaughlin
Year: 2024

Projects work under constant pressure of resource and time constraints. In order to perform effectively and efficiently, innovation seems to be a significant factor. However, due to the different nature of projects as compared to the organization, projects have been finding it difficult to undertake such innovation. However, ambidextrous innovation, which seeks to balance exploratory and exploitative innovation, offers a possible solution. However, research on the relationship between ambidextrous innovation and project management is at an early stage. The purpose of the present research is to undertake a systematic review of the literature to build and synthesize the understanding of innovation ambidexterity at the project level. Following the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta Analysis (PRISMA) guidelines, our research collected data from the Web of Science and SCOPUS databases. By adhering to the PRISMA approach, we ensured a rigorous and transparent approach to the systematic review study, allowing for comprehensive data collection and analysis. The results of the present review study suggest that interest is building rapidly to incorporate ambidextrous innovation into project management. Ambidextrous innovation seemed to positively impact both the performance and capability of projects to undertake the innovation. Further, important drivers such as organizational culture, knowledge management, innovation activities, and agility play key roles in undertaking ambidextrous innovation at the project level. Further, elements of the team such as team integration, alignment, and knowledge utilization also play key roles. Finally, the avenue of future research has also been highlighted.
The Analysis of a Power Information Management System Based on Machine Learning Algorithm
Authors: Daren Li; Jie Shen; Jiarui Dai; Yifan Xia
Year: 2023

With the deepening reform of the power market, great progress has been made in informatization. Blockchain can improve the reliability of power management system (PMS) data processing. PMS informatization has become the basis for improving the quality and efficiency of project management and maximizing the social and economic benefits of the project. Due to the requirement of safe and stable power production, PMS attaches great importance to the application and implementation of information in power management, but does not attach enough importance to the informatization of power production management. Therefore, this article analyzes the current situation, characteristics, and existing problems of PMS through a machine learning algorithm, then constructs the design principles, and finally proposes the optimization path of PMS according to the principles. The information collection ability and system control ability of the optimized PMS were better than the original PMS. The information collection ability was 14.2% higher than the original, and the system control ability was 9.8% higher than the original. In general, both blockchain and machine learning can improve the data reliability of PMS.