derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Description Model of Programming Style Ecosystem
Authors: N. Sydorov; N. Sydorova; E. Sydorov
Year: 2020

software artifact ecosystem is proposed, and a generalized model of the software artifacts ecosystem is presented. The software artifacts ecosystem is the Cornerstone ecosystem type and consists of three types of actors — the platform, the software, and the artifact. The roles of actors in the ecosystem are indicated, the relationships between actors are described. The types, rules, and attributes of actors, relationships, and actions can be specified for models of specific software attribute ecosystems. The same applies to the requirements for analyzing ecosystem properties. A declarative model of the programming style ecosystem based on the generalized model of the software artifact ecosystem, has been developed. The programming style ensuring the comprehensibility of the source code is an important software artifact in the context of the software life cycle. The application of the programming style requires special attention not only from the developers of the software, but also from the project management. This leads to the need to solve the tasks of choosing or developing a style, its application, analysis of the effectiveness of the use of style and change. These tasks can be effectively solved in the context of a programming style ecosystem. In the programming style ecosystem, description of the processes of creation, changing, and use of the programming style is made by applying ontology.Key words: software engineering
Desenvolvimento de um jogo educativo para crianças com hemofilia
Authors: R. M. Matsunaga; R. Moraes; M. A. F. Borges
Year: 2015

This paper presents the Master’s project of the student Roberta Mayumi Matsunaga. It is the development of an educational game for children with hemophilia. The goal is to encourage children with the disease to take appropriate attitudes towards the disease. Throughout the text is describing the process of interface development and the Project Management methodologies used.
Effects of Using Requirements Catalogs on Effectiveness and Productivity of Requirements Specification in a Software Project Management Course
Authors: J. Fernández-Alemán; J. M. C. D. Gea; Joaquín Vidal Meca; J. Nicolás; J. Álvarez; A. Idri
Year: 2016

This paper presents the results of two educational experiments carried out to determine whether the process of specifying requirements (catalog-based reuse as opposed to conventional specification) has an impact on effectiveness and productivity in co-located and distributed software development environments. The participants in the experiments were 76 students enrolled in three courses on project management for software development at the University of Murcia, Spain, and the Mohammed V University of Rabat, Morocco. The results of a fixed effects meta-analysis (Hedges' g) obtained a medium effect ( -0.495, p=0.034) for productivity, and a large effect ( -1.077, ) for effectiveness, in favor of using a catalog-based reuse process rather than a conventional specification process. The other co-factor examined, distribution (either global or co-located), had no statistically significant interaction with the process used (catalog-based reuse or conventional specification) for either effectiveness or productivity. Further research is required to study the effectiveness and productivity of the catalog-based requirements engineering learning method so that it can be taught in software engineering courses and applied in real software engineering projects.
A PDM System for Small and Medium Enterprises Based on .Net Framework
Authors: Wenjing Yang; Shiming Zhang
Year: 2014

This paper presents a solution for the small and medium-sized enterprise Product Data Management system. Design a Product Data Management system for small-and-medium enterprises of certain industry, which bases on the requirement of information management. The paper analysis the system developing platform and the B/S system architecture which base on. Net framework. Also, the paper describes the main function of the system such as drawing management, product structure and configuration management, project management and security management, and then discusses some key technologies used in current system. The system implementation and applied result shows it can improve the enterprise product data management efficiency well.
Особенности учетно-аналитической деятельности ВУЗов в условиях проектного управления
Authors: Нина Руслановна Заргарян
Year: 2024

Введение. Применение проектного подхода к управлению в высших учебных заведениях (вузах) с каждым годом становится более распространенной практикой, что объясняется воздействием различных факторов, таких как изменение структуры финансирования научной и инновационной деятельности, применение новых мониторинговых показателей оценки эффективности и др. Данные факторы приводят к трансформации функциональных, организационных связей и финансовых потоков в университетах. В сложившихся условиях качественное учетно-аналитическое обеспечение увеличивает вероятность своевременного получения запланированных результатов по проектам, что особенно актуально в высших учебных заведениях, имеющих обязательства по исполнению государственного задания. Цель исследования. Установление степени влияния проектной деятельности вузов на систему бухгалтерского учета. Методы. В работе использовались общенаучные методы – сравнение, анализ, синтез. Исследование проводилось по этапам: 1) выявление степени влияния структуры финансирования проектной деятельности вузов на бухгалтерский учет; 2) определение проблемных аспектов учетно-аналитического обеспечения проектной деятельности вузов в научном сообществе; 3) установление воздействия стандартов проектного менеджмента на ведение бухгалтерского учета в университетах; 4) формирование направлений совершенствования учетно-аналитической деятельности вузов в условиях проектной деятельности. Результаты. Ключевыми результатами исследования являются 1) перечень особенностей проектного управления, влияющих на учетно-аналитическую деятельность в вузах; 2) сопоставление нормативной базы бухгалтерского учета организаций государственного сектора и стандартов проектного менеджмента; 3) матрица направлений совершенствования учетно-аналитической деятельности вузов в условиях проектного управления. Выводы. Результаты данного исследования позволили обозначить проблемные аспекты учетно-аналитической деятельности вузов в условиях проектного управления и способствовали установлению дальнейших этапов исследования по формированию полноценной системы бухгалтерского учета и отчетности проектной деятельности вузов.
ДЛЯ ЦИТИРОВАНИЯ: Заргарян Н. Р. Особенности учетно-аналитической деятельности ВУЗов в условиях проектного управления // Исследование проблем экономики и финансов. 2024. № 4. Ст. 3. https://doi.org/10.31279/2782-6414-2024-4-3
TO CITE: Zargaryan N. R. Features of Accounting and Analytical Activities of Universities in the Context of Project Management // Research in Economic and Financial Problems. 2024. № 4. Art. 3. https://doi.org/10.31279/2782-6414-2024-4-3
Modelling a quality assurance information system for product development projects with the UML approach
Authors: Jwm Li
Year: 2007

To support the application of information technology in quality management, the current paper presents a case study of quality assurance information system modelling for product development projects in a small- to medium-sized enterprise. The object-oriented modelling approach of unified modelling language (UML) was employed. The graphical and well-defined symbols are ideal for modelling complex manufacturing operations. The modelling process was detailed through the depiction of examples for individual diagrams. Through the modelling process, the computerization of product development projects management was realized and a prototype for company-wide application of the approach was established. In addition, the model will provide manufacturers with guidance in comprehending the modelling techniques of UML for achieving computer-integrated manufacturing environments.
PERANCANGAN SISTEM MANAJEMEN PROYEK PENERJEMAHAN BERBASIS SITUS WEB PADA PT.ALAKSIR CIPTA AKSARA
Authors: Puri Tri Hapsari; Dea Andini andriati
Year: 2024

PT Alaksir Cipta Aksara adalah perusahaan penyedia layanan konsultan komunikasi bagi banyak klien di berbagai sektor industri baik di Indonesia dan luar negeri. Layanan yang diberikan mencakup komunikasi pemasaran dan layanan linguistik yang mencakup penerjemahan, transkripsi, dan transkreasi.  Proses manajemen proyek terjemahan masih dikerjakan secara manual, misalnya pengiriman dokumen melalui email, aplikasi perpesanan, dan telepon. Hal ini ternyata menimbulkan permasalahan seperti transaksi informasi di luar jam operasional kantor, kesalahpahaman komunikasi karena perbedaan waktu dan tempat, kurangnya visibilitas untuk kemajuan proyek, dan terbuangnya waktu untuk mencari dokumen. Untuk mengatasi masalah ini, dirancanglah sebuah sistem manajemen proyek penerjemahan berbasis situs web kolaboratif yang didasarkan pada metode waterfall dan penelitian kualitatif. Sistem ini bertujuan untuk memfasilitasi jalannya proyek terjemahan secara bertahap, mulai dari penerimaan file, penerjemahan, penyuntingan, dan pengiriman hasil akhir terjemahan kepada klien. Sistem ini juga memberikan visibilitas yang sudah disesuaikan untuk setiap anggota tim, baik itu manajer proyek, penerjemah, maupun editor. Dengan situs web ini, anggota tim dapat mengakses dan memasukkan dokumen sesuai peran mereka serta berkomunikasi secara terintegrasi dalam satu sistem. Situs web ini diharapkan dapat mengatasi kendala akibat pengerjaan secara manual sehingga proyek terjemahan berjalan lebih optimal dan meningkatkan manajemen bisnis perusahaan.
A Mechatronics and Material Handling Systems Laboratory: Experiments and Case Studies
Authors: James R. Shirley; J. Wagner; Randy Collins; A. Gramopadhye; T. Schweisinger
Year: 2011

Industrial mechatronic systems integrate technologies from a variety of engineering disciplines to create solutions to challenging manufacturing problems. The material handling industry utilizes mechatronics to move, track, and manipulate items in factories and distribution centers. Material handling systems are a logical choice of study, due to their use of multiple mechatronic elements. This article describes mechatronic experiments and projects in a new course. Topical coverage includes sensors, actuators, PLCs, robotics, pneumatics, hydraulics, human factors, teamwork, leadership, and project management. A series of eight laboratory experiments have been created to introduce PLCs, robotics, electric circuits, and data acquisition fundamentals. In-depth case studies synthesize the technologies and interpersonal skills together to create a flexible material handling system. The most significant student outcome is the successful completion of a course project that required individuals to apply mechatronics concepts and technology in a multi-disciplinary team setting to solve industrial material handling tasks.
The Perioperative Surgical Home: From Concept to Reality
Authors: Mike P. Schweitzer; Vidya T. Raman; C. Steel
Year: 2015

Volume 79 n Number 4 26 The transformation of American health care is shining a spotlight on the shift from volume to value-based care. Across specialties, physicians expect that value-based payment models will equal about 50 percent of their total compensation in the next 10 years.1 Secretary of Health and Human Services Sylvia Mathews Burwell announced in January an accelerated goal to have 30 percent of Medicare payments in alternative payment models, including bundled payments, by the end of 2016 and 50 percent by 2018.2 The Perioperative Surgical Home (PSH) Learning Collaborative is implementing a proactive vision of redefining value propositions in new models of care delivery and payment to provide relevance in an evolving market. The PSH model is a patient-centered, physician-led, interdisciplinary and team-based system of coordinated care for the procedural and surgical patient.3 The PSH Learning Collaborative has 44 health care organizations piloting many different projects to achieve the overall goals of this initiative. The three goals of the collaborative are to: a) develop better delivery of perioperative care models focused on the needs of the patient; b) better payment models to sustain the hard work in this coordinated physician-led, teambased care; and c) creation of a PSH implementation toolkit for organizations to rapidly spread knowledge. The primary metrics of the PSH are grouped into: 1) Clinical & Safety Outcomes, 2) Patient-Centered Outcomes, 3) Internal Efficiency Outcomes and 4) Economic Outcomes. These metrics will provide the framework to begin to evaluate the comparative clinical effectiveness of these pilot projects in each organization and across the collaborative to provide real-world evidence of our progress toward achieving the triple aim. The initial focus of the Learning Collaborative was primarily developing the infrastructure and stakeholder teams for each PSH pilot in each organization. Sharing successes and barriers for the project management associated with creating change in each organization was the main imperative the first six months. The challenge of collection, reporting and analyzing the data began in January. We will have much more information to share as the collaborative concludes this November. Our Learning Collaborative participants are all at different stages in their 17-month performance-improvement journey. We are highlighting two very different organizations focused on two very different populations of patients experiencing common perioperative care processes. One is a large pediatric The Perioperative Surgical Home: From Concept to Reality
Theoretical and methodological principles of international project management in
 institutions of higher education
Authors: Oleksandr Mazur; O. Denchyk
Year: 2023

The current state and trends in the development of the higher education system
 have been analyzed in accordance with the Strategy for the Development of Higher
 Education in Ukraine for 2022-2032. It has been determined that the vector for the
 internationalization of higher education in Ukraine involves the implementation of
 international projects by higher education institutions in order to meet the
 requirements for the recognition of Ukrainian educational qualifications in Europe and
 the world, the implementation of foreign educational experience, ensuring the dynamic
 growth of the number of foreign students in Ukraine and the adaptation of graduates of
 higher education institutions to life and work in a multicultural environment. It has
 been defined that the implementation of the project management methodology is an
 effective tool for accomplishing the set aims. At the same time, it was found that
 scientific papers do not pay enough attention to international projects in higher
 education institutions, namely, conducting an educational program for foreign students
 to obtain a bachelor's, master's or PhD degree, and therefore further research should be
 conducted to develop new tools for the successful implementation of these projects in
 contemporary realities. In addition, the theoretical and methodological foundations of
 international project management in higher education institutions have been described
 and typical forms of relevant projects have been specified. It was emphasized that in
 the presentday realities, the use of IT technologies and the principles of distributed
 teams are important aspects for the successful implementation of international projects.
 Stakeholders of typical international projects of providing educational programs to
 foreign students by higher education institutions have been identified. It has been
 noted that in order to reduce the risk of international projects, there is a necessity
 to identify and consider the differences in mentality and culture of the stakeholders in
 several projects, at the same time measures to conduct an analysis of cross-cultural
 differences have been proposed.
Post-COVID-19 Recovery: An Integrated Framework of Construction Project Performance Evaluation in China
Authors: Hanjun Guo; Mingxiao Liu; Jin Xue; Izzy Yi Jian; Qian Xu; Qian-Cheng Wang
Year: 2023

With the lifting of the COVID-19 lockdown, the construction industry is gradually moving towards a new normality. This study aims to evaluate the construction project performance in the post-COVID-19 pandemic context and proposes a roadmap framework to achieve project recovery in China. This paper follows a sequential mixed methodology with three core steps. First, the critical success factors (CSFs) and key performance indicators (KPIs) are derived from literature reviews and expert interviews. Second, the study conducts a questionnaire survey with 150 experts. Third, the research implements factor analysis and analytic hierarchy process (AHP) analysis for CSFs and characteristics and comparative analysis for KPIs. Based on the results, the study employs structural equational modelling (SEM) to connect the CSFs and KPIs and develop a roadmap towards the post-COVID-19 pandemic recovery of the construction projects. The study identifies 32 CSFs and 25 KPIs and categorises them into five clusters, respectively. The SEM analysis suggests that management and technological innovation significantly contribute to achieving enterprise strategic goals and advancing industrial development. The consistency of project goals and external expectations also positively affect the satisfaction level of stakeholders and social impact. In addition, the AHP clarifies that the stability of the external environment, the internal support, and the adequacy of resources are critical drivers to the post-COVID-19 recovery of construction projects. This research proffers a roadmap towards the project recovery of the construction industry in the post-COVID-19 era by connecting the performance indicators and their critical success drivers. The findings would guide comprehensive design and construction, project life cycle management, and assist in dealing with public health emergencies in construction project management to maximise the organisation’s profits and positive social impact.
Project Management Training Curricula at South African Public Universities: Is the Balanced Demand of the Profession Sufficiently Accommodated?
Authors: T. Louw; Pantaleo D. Rwelamila
Year: 2012

In March 2004, the British Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) commissioned a study that focused on the “rethinking” of project management. The objective of the EPSRC study, commonly known as the EPSRC Network, was first to create a multidisciplinary network of academics, researchers, and practitioners interested in developing project management and the practice thereof in industry and, second, to define and identify a new interdisciplinary research agenda that would allow the field of project management to develop beyond the conceptual foundations that existed at the time—a conceptual base that attracted criticism for its lack of relevance to practice. The core philosophy behind the network was to link theory and practice through an organized process of interaction between academics and practitioners. Research was conducted to determine the extent to which South African universities have extended or adapted their project management curricula to accommodate the issues identified in the findings of the EPSRC study and other relevant research, as it is the norm for South African universities to review their curricula every 3 to 5 years. A way forward is mapped out to ensure that the training of project managers in South Africa sufficiently accommodates the balanced demand of the profession.
Investigating The Stakeholders' Attitudes Towards Prioritizing Agile Project Management Strategies as A Change Management Tool in Construction Projects
Authors: Basma Ahmed Eid Shafie; Mohammed Saeed Meselhy; Sherif Mohamed Sabry Elattar
Year: 2023

Construction projects face several problems in order to achieve their goals (time – cost – quality) especially since it has many inputs such as materials, labor and machinery. Measuring these goals in the money language is the key to their integration, so reducing costs is an important aspect of any project. One of the ways to reduce costs is to focus on how to avoid implementation problems and the financial implications of it. Several factors including irregular financial flows, poor management due to the lack of programs that support the administrative awareness of projects, financial and administrative instability, poor control and supervision, unskilled labor, insufficient machinery, inappropriate timing for the arrival of materials, changes in the construction conditions, lack of clarity of specifications, insufficient preparation during the pre-implementation stages, imposed regulations and laws, and other factors that contribute to problems in the implementation of major national projects. This study aimed to enhance the general understanding concerning the factors that affect the adoption of APM strategies in construction industry. The research relied on the inductive-analytical approach through conducting a questionnaire among stakeholders to analyze major development construction projects which can be benefited from applying the concept of agility to reduce project failure, then presenting and analyzing results of the survey questionnaire conducted with a sample of Egyptian design and construction firms to investigate their perception and application of prioritizing agile project management strategies as a change management tool in construction. The results of the thesis suggested that the Agile methodology is likely to yield significant benefits, primarily characterized by enhanced client engagement. The Agile approach significantly encourages increased customer engagement in the project as opposed to the current scenario. Additionally, it has the potential to reduce uncertainty and enhance risk management. The implementation of time management techniques and regular meetings is advantageous in monitoring the development and status of the project.