derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Organizational control for safety: A challenge in socioeconomic and natural environment
Authors: Salvador Ávila Filho
Year: 2023

The concepts and applications of cases in human factors (HFs), risk, reliability, and crisis, include the analysis of complex systems and difficult to predict sociotechnical systems. Rules and barriers are designed or revised to achieve better organizational efficiency results. The investigation then valuates the concepts such as the basis, the tests such as confirmation, the algorithms such as methods and tools, and the validation that indicates the certainty of achieving good results. The human elements (HE) are part of the design and can either disable or enable the flow of hazard energy. The intention is that these HEs inside the safety culture and technology design act as safeguards. The HE avoids design deficiencies, social and physical. HE can reduce load over the resistance capacity. The culture, social phenomenon, company project, management and staff, group and worker, operational control, failure control, and accident and disaster are classes of HF that transform hazard energy and need efficient HE barriers. The internal and external regulation after these discussions needs to revise its principles to correct processes of standardization and organizational communication, which would change the procedures for team building and the criteria for the technology project. An improvement program includes investigation of lessons learned and behavior treatment.
Emotional Intelligence Impact on the Creativity of Project Managers in Architecture Companies Favoring Sustainability
Authors: Nada Jabbour Al Maalouf; Jean Elia; Chadia Sawaya; Razan Al Baradhi
Year: 2024

The importance of Emotional Intelligence (EI) was discussed by several authors; however, the impact of EI on the creativity of project managers was not tackled. This gap in the literature was the main purpose of this study. To test the hypothesis which suggests that there is a positive correlation between EI and the creativity of project managers in architecture companies favoring sustainability, a quantitative research approach was employed. Architecture companies favoring sustainability were chosen as the target population because they represent a context where the relationship between Emotional Intelligence and creativity has practical signi ﬁ cance, given the industry ' s focus on sustainability and the complex nature of sustainable architecture projects. A survey was distributed to project managers and a sample of 82 participants was obtained. SPSS was used to analyze the responses that were gathered. The results of the study revealed that there is a positive correlation between emotional intelligence and the creativity of project managers in architecture companies favoring sustainability. Thus, the main recommendation of the study is to boost the impact of EI on project managers ' creativity so that the latter would enhance their proactive skills and stress its importance. Worldwide organizations and especially architecture ﬁ rms that favor sustainability should support within their culture and work environment the concept of EI through organizing workshops to assess, develop, and enhance this vital skill and aspect in its employees in general and especially project managers. This study signi ﬁ cantly advances the literature by empirically establishing a positive correlation between Emotional Intelligence and the creativity of project managers in architecture companies committed to sustainability, shedding light on the pivotal role of EI in fostering creative and sustainable project management practices.
MANAJEMEN PROYEK PRODUKSI PUPUK ORGANIK DARI KERANG DARAH
Authors: Roby Tan; Febriani Fajar Wati; Mashita Ayuni
Year: 2023

Today, the use of chemical fertilizers is increasing, where more and more people are using chemical fertilizers to accelerate plant growth. In fact, chemical fertilizers have many harmful ingredients that need to be anticipated. Therefore, the production of organic fertilizers from blood clams can be a prospective business opportunity, because in addition to utilizing waste materials that are difficult to decompose, they can be used for the production of useful things, one of which is to support the acceleration of plant growth but with environmentally friendly materials. This study aims to analyze the business development prospects of organic fertilizer from blood clam shells. The research method used is a quantitative method, with data collection techniques through distributing surveys containing questionnaires to respondents who are then processed and further analyzed using descriptive statistical data analysis techniques. The results of the study stated that organic fertilizer from blood clams has positive business prospects because it is beneficial and environmentally friendly.
A technical approach of a simulation-based optimization platform for setup-preparation via virtual tooling by testing the optimization of zero point positions in CNC-applications
Authors: Jens Weber
Year: 2015

The automatic setup process using simulation-based optimization to provide production parameter sets such as workpiece position, zero point position, and tool range requires high evaluation effort including multiple virtual tooling machine simulation runs to find possible setup solutions. In this contribution, an approach is demonstrated for a general zero point optimization in combination with a NC-parser application for the fitness portion of the optimization system embedded as a preprocessing unit. This preprocessing step leads to near-optimal zero point position coordinates without the huge need for resources or time caused by a high number of iteration runs, which includes complete simulation runs of the virtual tooling machine. This preprocessing optimization unit is implemented using an extended population-based optimization technique to support work preparation, planning departments and industrial project managements.
Promoting staged self-directed learning (SSDL) among Malaysian tertiary learners through online discussion in completing group assignment
Authors: Mohd Fadzli Ali; L. Tahir; M. Said; J. Junaidi; N. A. Atan; Aminudin Hahsan
Year: 2017

Developing self-directed learning skills among Malaysian university students has become one of the primary aims of adult education. However, we cannot assume that university students have already learned self-regulation, time management and project management upon entering campus. Neither have they learnt to be a self-directed learner by themselves. It is the teacher or instructor that must develop strategies that could support these students in becoming a self- directed learner by letting them to be responsible on their learning. To overcome this issue, Brockett and Hiemstra [3] suggest the use of online discussions to improve students' interactions and collaboration that would eventually help them to become a self-directed learner. Thus, the purpose of this study was to address the question of how the use of online forum could promote self-directed learning among Malaysian tertiary students based on a conceptual framework developed from the integration of the staged self-directed learning (SSDL) [8] with the community of Inquiry model [7]. A purposive sampling of 35 students taking a multimedia subject at a Malaysian government university was selected. These students were further divided into 8 small groups. The main instrument used in this study was the online forum that captured online conversations from 8 small- groups. The transcripts derived from the online discussions among the students and the teacher/instructor were analysed using coding procedure developed from Garrison and Anderson's [7] interaction analysis model. The findings indicated that the use of online forum could foster the development of learners' skills of self-directed learning.
The Justification of Complex Systems Analysis in Better Informing Project Decisions: A Study of the us Surface Transportation Board
Authors: Apanisile Temitope Samuel
Year: 2024

The complexity inherent in large-scale projects often challenges traditional project management approaches, particularly within the dynamic landscape of the United States Surface Transportation Board (STB). This study explores the application of Complex Systems Analysis (CSA) as a tool to better inform project decisions within this context. By examining the STB’s handling of recent rail transportation decisions and operational metrics within the Chicago Railroad Region, this research highlights the significant interdependencies and emergent behaviors that characterize the system. Utilizing Ontonix software for complexity analysis, the study identifies key leverage points that contribute disproportionately to the overall system complexity. The findings reveal that the current complexity level is perilously close to the critical threshold, indicating a high risk of instability. This underscores the need for adopting more sophisticated project management approaches, such as CSA, to enhance system resilience and optimize decision-making processes. The study concludes with recommendations for integrating CSA into traditional management frameworks to mitigate risks and improve project outcomes in highly complex environments. There are no relevant financial or non-financial competing interests to report.
Managing the Project: The Essential Need for Project Management Training and Education in Graduate Schools
Authors: Ankit A. Ravankar; Shotaro Imai; A. Ravankar
Year: 2019

To deal with today's complex work environment, more generic skills are being introduced into the university course curriculum to train students for the future. One key skill that is in high demand in the industry today is of Project Management for fresh graduates of all disciplines. However, most project management training and learning has been long confined to only management and business schools and only recently it's importance as a general training skill has been realized. In this paper, we present our experiences of training and educating Project Management skills at graduate school in a trans-graduate school system (Nitobe School). We present the methods and importance of training project management at an early stage to graduate students and key dimensions of student learning experiences. From our study, we found that training PM at an early stage not only brings out significant improvement in student's ability to handle problem-based tasks and projects in their respective graduate schools but also provide preparation training for their future employment aspirations.
An Empirical Evaluation of a Model for dealing with Epistemic Uncertainty in Agile Software Project Management
Authors: J. F. Barbosa; M. Marinho; H. Moura
Year: 2023

Context: The current trend of employing agility in software development indicates the need to manage uncertainty through its cycles of inspection and adaptation to changes. Problem: Despite the increasing agile methods and uncertainty management approaches, many agile software projects still fail. Some studies show that existing approaches to managing uncertainty do not consider the quantitative aspect of managing uncertainty in agile projects. The construction of approaches that fill the identified gap involves research methods that can generate results artifacts, methods, frameworks, or models. These approaches need to be evaluated before they are made available to practitioners of uncertainty management in the industry. Solution: This article describes an empirical evaluation process of a model called Euler (version 1.0) built to deal with epistemic uncertainty in agile software project management. IS Theory: This work was conceived under the aegis of Structured process modeling theory (SPMT), particularly concerning constructing process models as more effective and efficient. Method: This study used the framework known as Proof of Concept Research (PoCR). Summary of Results: As a result of applying the PoCR, four recommendations emerged. These recommendations resulted in version 2.0 of the model. Contributions and Impact in the IS area: The industry can use it to improve the performance of organizations and the processes of managing uncertainties in agile projects.
Performance management in construction projects: a systematic literature review
Authors: Humberto Rafael Zuleta-Castellano; A. Sanabria-Ospino; Fabio Andrés Puerta-Guardo; Juan Camilo Ramirez-Garcia; W. Fajardo-Moreno
Year: 2023

The research article related to performance management in construction projects aims to review the topics currently being studied on project performance management in construction projects. In this sense, through a bibliometric analysis of the articles taken from the Scopus and Web of Science - WoS databases, where 277 unique articles resulting from the systematic review of the literature from the PRISMA methodology were found. The processing and analysis of the data were performed through the software Biblioshiny in R, Vantage Point, and VOSviewer, from which the results of this study were presented. The results reflect a growing production between 2019 and 2023, with the participation of 732 authors and 79 sources. China leads the research in project management, followed by the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom.
Editor's Message to Special Issue on Embedded Systems Engineering
Authors: M. Edahiro
Year: 2015

Embedded systems support our social life and industries as “brains” in a wide variety of electronic products such as automobiles, home appliances, industrial equipment, and telecommunication devices. Research and development for these systems require innovative ideas to integrate technologies from hardware to software, from fundamentals to applications since embedded systems have to realize new services and features under severe physical and economic constraints. Establishing and advancing the embedded systems engineering is critical to not only better products but competitiveness of industries. Overseas research activities for embedded systems, mainly in Europe and the U.S., have rapidly progressed and a large number of outcomes have been published. It is necessary to vigorously promote research in universities and research institutions in Japan. In this special issue, we called for papers on a wide range of areas from industry and academia, including hardware and software technologies, project managements, and human resources and educations related to embedded systems. Especially, we encouraged to submit papers presented in “Embedded System Symposium 2013 (ESS 2013),” which is sponsored by Special Interesting Group on Embedded System in Information Processing Society of Japan. The number of submitted paper is 4 and one excellent paper has been accepted. Reviewers assigned from the editorial committee shown below conducted peer-reviewing. We should accelerate to establish embedded system technologies through collaboration between industry and educational institutions. Since the special issues activate the collaboration, we plan to continue publishing them twice a year. We would like to express our sincere appreciation to all the authors for their contribution.
Impact of 3D Printing on the Overall Project Success of Residential Construction Projects Using Structural Equation Modelling
Authors: Ahsan Waqar; I. Othman; J. Pomares
Year: 2023

After a decade of research and development, 3D printing is now an established technique in the construction sector, complete with its own set of accepted standards. The use of 3D printing in construction might potentially improve the outcome of the project as a whole. However, traditional strategies are often used in the residential construction industry in Malaysia, which causes serious public safety and health issues along with a negative impact on the environment. In the context of project management, overall project success (OPS) has five dimensions, such as cost, time, quality, safety, and environment. Understanding the role of 3D printing in relation to OPS dimensions in Malaysian residential construction projects would allow construction professionals to adopt 3D printing more easily. The aim of the study was to find the impact of 3D construction printing on OPS while considering the implications for all five dimensions. Fifteen professionals were interviewed to first evaluate and summarise the impact factors of 3D printing using the current literature. Then, a pilot survey was conducted, and the results were checked using exploratory factor analysis (EFA). The feasibility of 3D printing in the building sector was investigated by surveying industry experts. Partial least squares structural equation modelling was used to investigate and validate the fundamental structure and linkages between 3D printing and OPS (PLS-SEM). A strong correlation was found between 3D printing in residential projects and OPS. Highly positive implications are indicated by the environmental and safety dimensions of OPS. Malaysian decision-makers may look to the outcomes of introducing 3D printing into the residential construction industry as a modern method for increasing environmental sustainability, public health and safety, reducing cost and time, and increasing the quality of construction work. With this study’s findings in hand, construction engineering management in Malaysia’s residential building sector might benefit from a deeper understanding of how 3D printing is used for improving environmental compliance, public health and safety, and project scope.
Achieving Higher Quality Levels for Information Systems Project Management
Authors: Samih Buo-Oga; M. Nour
Year: 2023

This paper aims to achieve higher quality levels for information systems project management through proposing a quality assurance model for Information Systems Projects Management (IS-PM). This paper presents important quality concepts and fundamentals related to IS-PM. In addition, it presents the life cycle, phases, and activities of IS-PM. Depending on the proposed steps and a combination of statistical techniques, this paper introduces a proposed quality assurance model for IS-PM activities. This proposed model can be used for building a software tool for the quality assurance of IS-PM.
FEATURES OF DETERMINING OF THE PROJECT MANAGEMENT IN VECTOR-GEOMETRIC SPACE
Authors: А.В. Вагнер; И.В. Косякова
Year: 2023

В статье дается общая характеристика понятий проекта, проектного менеджмента и эффективности как в отдельном рассмотрении, так и в взаимозависимом значении. Проводится корреляционный анализ изученной информации, дается общее представление о предлагаемом авторском подходе к описанию проектного менеджмента с точки зрения векторно-геометрического пространства. Соединяются проблемы объединения понятий проектного менеджмента с математическими элементами. Предоставляются теоретические и практические основы инструментария как цифрового, так и визуального сравнительного анализа.
 The article gives a general description of the concepts of the project, project management and efficiency, both in a separate consideration and in an interdependent meaning. A correlation analysis of the studied information is carried out, a general idea is given of the proposed author's approach to the description of project management from the point of view of vector-geometric space. The problems of combining the concepts of project management with mathematical elements are connected. Theoretical and practical foundations of both digital and visual benchmarking tools are provided.
Impact of Project Management Strategies and Project Complexity on Project Success
Authors: Muhammad Imran Majeed; Rosli Mahmood; H. M. Som; Sahar Munir
Year: 2023

This article aims to investigate how project management affects project fulfillment. Connecting skills to the project environment is key to project management skills. The abilities of project managers to lead successful activities have been examined in numerous studies. The project manager wants to hold on to rigid skills that can be applied to the project's circumstances. The relationship between the project supervisor and the project group, which encourages experimentation and learning, affects how strong their skills are. A thorough literature study reveals the lack of agreement on project complexity as a moderator between project success and project management skills, which also offers a comprehensive overview and critical analysis of the underlying ideas. This investigation's main goal moved to determine project success outcomes by considering project complexity as a moderator between project management skills and project success. To do so, this analysis looks at accumulated data on the complexity of and problem management abilities. The statistics were gathered through online surveys, and the results were examined using logistic regression models. How well project management understanding predicts project fulfillment, the original research question, has been answered. The findings demonstrate that combining project management abilities with problem complexity can help anticipate project success, which was to be expected. There was no statistically significant association between effective project management and unsuccessful projects.
A Physics-based Approach to Evaluate Crisis Impacts on Project Management
Authors: Clara Le Duff; J. Gitto; Julien Jeany; Raphaël Falco; M. Lauras; F. Bénaben
Year: 2022

Project management has become a standard in business. Unfortunately, the projects as well as companies are increasingly subject to major disruptions. In this context, it is of prime importance to have the ability to manage the risks inherent to these projects to best achieve their objectives. The existing approaches of crisis management in the literature no longer seem to be adapted to this new normality. The future of research lies in a more systematic crisis assessment and a better conceptualization of the uncertainty associated with risks. It is necessary to rely on the collection of heterogeneous data in order to maximize the understanding of the project environment and to find a way that best describes and visualizes the influence of crises on the project management processes. This article uses the POD approach and applies it in the context of project management to address these issues
Analysis of the Effect of Time and Cost Performance Risk of Toll Road Project Based on the Principle of Project Management Body of Knowledge
Authors: Agus Bambang S Noor; H. Dwiatmoko; Mawardi Amin
Year: 2024

Toll road facilities are needed by the community to improve economic standards with adequate mobility. Toll Road Projects often have delays in the implementation schedule which results in increased project costs. This study aims to determine the effect of the risk of increasing costs on toll road projects caused by delays in project implementation time based on PMBOK guidelines. This research is based on the object of the Japek II Selatan Package III Toll Road project and studies journal literature, surveys, and questionnaires using the SEM Smart PLS program. The effect of risk on cost performance is variable due to the lack of project land readiness. Based on project data from the contract, it was supposed to be completed in December 2020 but was pushed back to mid-2024 estimates. The effect is due to an increase in costs, with a percentage of 2%; in this study, the factor of implementing K3 Projects is in the form of work accident costs. The analysis of SEM PLS shows the effect of time and cost performance on the Planning and Implementation of land readiness indicators, unit price increase, project K3 implementation, and risk management implementation. The study concludes that the risk of increasing costs includes poor planning, which is hampered by land readiness and results in delays in implementation time and year differences that cause changes in material unit prices, resulting in an increase in project costs. Risk Management, as stated in the PMBOK guidelines on Toll Road Projects, must be implemented to reduce the impact of the risk of increasing project costs.