derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
A report on the implementation aspects of the International Atomic Energy Agency's first doctoral coordinated research project, "Management of liver cancer using radionuclide methods with special emphasis on trans-arterial radio-conjugate therapy and internal dosimetry".
Authors: A. Padhy; M. Dondi
Year: 2008

Liver cancer is one of the most dreaded cancers, and it is highly prevalent in the developing countries, where the resources are extremely scarce to deal with this disease using the current commercially available and expensive therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), in pursuit of its mandate to promote the application of nuclear technology in the health care in its Member States, has developed and clinically evaluated a new and cost-effective therapeutic radio-conjugate, rhenium-188 ((188)Re)-lipiodol for the treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma through its first Doctoral Coordinated Research Project. The ready availability of no-carrier-added (188)Re from the tungsten-188/(188)Re generator represents a potentially important source of a therapeutic radioisotope for a broad range of therapeutic applications in nuclear medicine. The alumina-based tungsten-188/(188)Re generator system comes with reasonable cost and exhibits attractive therapeutic properties, excellent performance and very long useful shelf-life. Because of the long shelf-life of several months, the use of this generator offers a unique opportunity for the cost-effective and routine availability of a versatile therapeutic radioisotope on an on-demand basis. Further, using its extensive global network and outreach, the IAEA has also transferred the technology of the in-house preparation and use of (188)Re-labeled lipiodol to many institutions around the world, which can now prepare (188)Re-labeled lipiodol in their own radiopharmacy laboratories and treat patients. This effort of the IAEA in trying to address some of the challenges of liver cancer therapy in developing countries has been and truly a global venture with involvement and contributions from several organizations, institutions and numerous individuals. This article discusses some of the implementation aspects of this very important activity of the Agency.
A Mediation Model of the Usability and Intergroup Relation for Online Project Management Community Effectiveness with Microsoft Teams
Authors: W. Khalilia; Abdallatif Abuowda; Stylianos Mystakidis; M. Fragkaki
Year: 2023

Effective international project team development and management is a crucial aspect of project management that directly influences the performance and satisfaction of team members. As reductions in travel and physical mobility are prioritized for sustainability efforts, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic, it is of paramount importance to identify and share effective innovative remote, online project management practices. The purpose of this study is to address the scarcity of related research and investigate the impact of Microsoft (MS) Teams usability on team management effectiveness as mediated by intergroup relation. The population of this study includes university personnel that have participated in the Erasmus+ project Benefit, with a sample size of 52 respondents. The data was analyzed using SmartPLS 4.0. The findings revealed that the usability of MS Teams had a direct, positive, and substantial influence on intergroup interactions and team performance. Further intergroup relations have a direct and significant impact on team effectiveness. The findings of the mediation study indicated that the association between MS Teams usability and team effectiveness is partially mediated by intergroup interactions.
Formation of High-Performance Project Teams
Authors: H. Luchko
Year: 2023

The aim of the article is to develop recommendations for the formation and development of highly productive project teams through the implementation of an effective motivational influence on their participants and the creation of a favorable project environment. In spite of difficult living conditions, Ukrainian entrepreneurs can ensure an effective operation of a company through the implementation of projects that allow to proactively influence the needs of society and ensure rapid adaptation to changes in the environment. The successful implementation of one’s own ideas through the implementation of projects significantly depends on the professional application of project management tools and on the effective work of the project team. The article examines the importance of transforming a group of people involved in the implementation of a project into a highly productive team. It is noted that one of the key points in the formation and management of high-performance project teams is the motivation of team members, since the success of the entire project will significantly depend on the level of interest of the participants in the implementation of the tasks. The interpretation of the concept of «motivation» is considered and the definition of motivation in the management of project teams is proposed. It is proved that in order to form a high-performing team, it is important to establish effective relationships between the project manager and all members, as well as to build an open communication environment within the team. It is important for a project manager to find individual motivation factors for each team member, to understand their needs and values in order to develop an effective motivation system. Factors that can be valuable for team members are highlighted. The article also proposes methods of motivation of team members, which a project manager, taking into account an individual approach, can use in order to form and develop high-performance teams. The factors that will contribute to the creation of a favorable environment that will allow teams to maximize the potential of each member are allocated. Active communication with each team member, effective motivational influence in accordance with the motivation factors of each participant and the creation of a favorable project environment will allow the project manager to form a high-performance team that will ensure the successful implementation of the particular project.
Application of the force-field technique to drought vulnerability analysis: A phenomenological approach
Authors: Bernard M Hlalele
Year: 2019

Drought events are integral parts of climate variability. Over 80% of the Basotho population’s livelihood is dependent on rain-fed agriculture. This current study used force-field project management technique for drought vulnerability analysis. The study was approached from a phenomenological viewpoint conceptualised using a force-field analysis technique. The study used a qualitative research approach and a phenomenological research design. The main findings of this study were high unemployment rate, environmental degradation and poverty. The study proposes that post- education outreaches and community capacity-building projects should be effected. This can take several forms, such as learnerships, where everyone is certificated for the job trained for. The study proposes that all registered institutions in country, be it catering, Basotho Enterprises Development Corporation (BEDCO), construction companies, driving schools, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), private companies, driving schools, NGO’s, private companies and so on, can take part in the training of members of the community in partnership with well-known institutions such as the National University of Lesotho, St, Elizabeth, Lerotholi Polytechnic and Limkonkwin Creative University for accredited informal certification. This skilled labour force can then be trained on how to create and form cooperatives to assist the government with the task of employment. Ha Masupha and Ha Thakanyane are places that are less advantaged with poor transport and road infrastructure and high migration rates and poverty levels. If all or a majority of the proposed actions for change are effected, there will be fewer new HIV/AIDS infections, improved quality of life, less deforestation caused by poor socio-economic status and less graduate unemployment for all Thabana Morena communities.
Exploring Cost Variability and Risk Management Optimization in Natural Disaster Prevention Projects
Authors: Jin-Ho Cho; Young-Su Shin; Jae-June Kim; Byung-Soo Kim
Year: 2024

The purpose of this study is to analyze the causes of cost variation in natural disaster prevention projects (NDPPs) in Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Korea, and develop tailored cost and risk management strategies. Utilizing a binary logistic regression model, this research uniquely focuses on the Gyeongsangbuk-do region, gathering data from 244 stakeholders through an online survey. The study identifies critical variables influencing cost deviation, including project management risk (PMR), project costing and execution risk (PCER), project execution strategy risk (PESR), construction project risk (CPR), project cost and schedule risk (PCSR), project management challenges (PMCs), and construction project subcontractor and safety management (CPSSM). Significant findings revealed PMR (OR = 3.744, 95% C.I. [1.657, 8.457]), PCER (OR = 5.068, 95% C.I. [2.236, 11.484]), and PESR (OR = 3.447, 95% C.I. [1.853, 6.413]) as the primary causes of cost deviation, alongside the notable impacts of other factors such as CPSSM. The developed predictive model is instrumental for NDPP stakeholders in Gyeongsangbuk-do, providing advanced risk management capabilities and aiding in effective preventive measures. This study not only corroborates theoretical hypotheses from previous research but also offers new insights into cost deviation causes in NDPPs, thereby enhancing strategic decision-making and advancing risk management perspectives.
Fuzzy Approach for Determining the Competitiveness of Innovative Project
Authors: Oksana Chereshnyuk; V. Panasyuk; S. Sachenko; O. Adamyk
Year: 2019

The article is devoted to the management of innovative projects based on the fuzzy set theory. The project management process based on competitive advantage theory was investigated. Economic, human, and material factors, as well as technical resources, the time factor, and personalization features, influence the creation of a competitive project. The authors summarized the scheme of interconnection of project implementation resources in order to determine their volume depending on the available resources. Based on the variation of indicators, a fuzzy model was developed taking into consideration the impact of execution period, trends and personalization. Fuzzy rules were developed to evaluate the rationale for implementing an innovation project on the basis of available resources to determine the optimal or most competitively attractive innovation project. Fuzzy logic rules were developed to evaluate the rationale for the project competitive ability. Evaluating the factors and competitive ability of the implemented projects, which allows making reasonable managerial decisions, is the main purpose of the practical implementation of the proposed model.
Research on project cost control of construction engineering contracting enterprises based on owner satisfaction in China
Authors: Xiaofu Zhang
Year: 2024

The profit margin of construction enterprises has been continuously declining over the past few years, and the competition for contracts among construction enterprises turns out to be increasingly fierce. Construction contracting enterprises should consider the profitability of the construction contracting enterprise and its ability to continuously obtain orders when setting cost budget targets for project management departments. Thus, a dual objective decision-making model is built in this study, minimizing overall construction costs and maximizing owner satisfaction to clarify the contracting conditions of the project management department and facilitate decision-making optimization of cost and owner satisfaction goals. Moreover, the actual effect of the proposed model method is verified through case calculations. As indicated by the results, under the premise of maximizing owner satisfaction, the model optimization cost is lower than the actual cost that has already occurred. Furthermore, it conforms to the goal of maximizing owner satisfaction while fulfilling the goal of minimizing engineering costs.
Small Island Visitor Attractions
Authors: Haven Allahar
Year: 2015

This article proposes a process framework for developing and managing visitor attractions (VA) in small island developing states with Trinidad and Tobago, a two-island state in the Caribbean, as the case study. An extensive literature review was conducted, supported by field observations, individual depth interviews, and small and large focus group meetings. The process framework identified four sets of processes: national policy formulation and legislation; inventory, classification, evaluation, and ranking of VA; general operations management involving project management activities; and site specific activities of development, operations, and maintenance. The value of the framework lies in the fact that no similar framework applicable to small islands was covered in the literature and validation was obtained from a panel of experts and a cross section of tourism stakeholders in Tobago.
PlanningLines: novel glyphs for representing temporal uncertainties and their evaluation
Authors: W. Aigner; S. Miksch; B. Thurnher; S. Biffl
Year: 2005

Dealing with temporal uncertainties is a key issue in domains like project management or medical treatment planning. However, support for temporal indeterminacies is not very well integrated in current methods, techniques, and tools. In this paper, we present a visualization technique called PlanningLines that allows for representing temporal uncertainties and aims at supporting project managers in their difficult planning and controlling tasks. We conducted a controlled experiment to gather empirical evidence on the strengths and limitations of our approach. Main results are that PlanningLine users make fewer mistakes and are faster in conducting tasks than users of a traditional visualization technique.
An investigation of changing requirements with respect to development phases of a software project
Authors: M. W. Bhatti; Farah Hayat; N. Ehsan; Sohail Ahmed; A. Ishaque; S. Z. Sarwar
Year: 2010

Many requirement changes are proposed during the lifecycle of a software project. Management of these changes is, therefore, necessary for the successful development of a software project. For the management of the changing requirements, it is necessary to investigate the changing requirements with respect to development phases of a software project. In this paper, data is collected from the software industry of Pakistan and changing requirements are analyzed with respect to all development phases of a software project. By using the descriptive statistics, and Spearman's rho, the relationship of changing requirements among all development phase of a software project is analyzed. It has been identified that customer requests for changes in each development phase of a software project. However maximum change requests are received from customer in maintenance phase of the software project. It has been identified that if more changes are requested in early development phases, then fewer changes are requested in later development phases of a software project. There is a significant relationship between the changes requested in the requirement analysis phases and the changes requested in the design phase. There is also a significant relationship between the changes requested in the design phase and the changes requested in the testing phase.
Evolutionary neural network classifiers for software effort estimation
Authors: Noor Khalaf L. Alhammad; Esra Alzaghoul; Fawaz A. Alzaghoul; Mohammed Akour
Year: 2020

The estimation of software development efforts has become a crucial activity in software project management. Due to this importance, many researchers focused their efforts on proposing models for relationship construction between efforts and software size and requirements. However, there are still gaps and problems in software effort's estimation process; due to the lack of enough data available in the initial stage of project life cycle. The need for an enhanced and an accurate method for software effort estimation is an urgent issue that challenged software project-management researchers around the world. This work proposes a model based on artificial neural network (ANN) and dragonfly algorithm (DA), in order to provide more accurate model for software effort estimation. The applicability of the model was evaluated using several experiments and the results were in favour of the enhancement with more accurate effort estimation.
Review of agile project management research through systematic literature network analysis approach
Authors: Ahmed Khalfan Al Jabri; Muhummad Khairul Islam; Salina BT Daud
Year: 2023

In the present digital era, the concepts of Agile project methodology or Agile methods have transformed technology as perceived in learning organizations. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Agile methods domain has gained considerable attention from practitioners and researchers. While past review studies have provided valuable insights into Agile methods research, none have addressed the trends, structure, and opportunities in this domain. Therefore, this research aims to conduct a systematic review of Agile project management or Agile methods using a novel research methodology called Systematic Literature Network Analysis (SLNA). A corpus of fifty research articles from 2006 to 2023 is extracted from the Web of Science (WoS) database. The bibliometric technique has been applied to systematically collected documents. The research findings highlight that the Agile project method domain gained considerable attention during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, with most research conducted in developed countries. The outcomes suggest that future studies should focus on people and technical factors and explore different frameworks and variables to strengthen the field of Agile project methodology. These findings are valuable for future researchers, practitioners, and industry personnel. Emphasize people and technical factors while implementing Agile methods, fostering effective collaboration, and utilizing appropriate technical resources. Investigate emerging trends in Agile project management, including the impact of remote work, and conduct cross-country studies to understand the applicability of Agile methods across different contexts. The impact of Agile project management methods on society includes fostering adaptability and resilience in organizations, promoting efficient collaboration and innovation, and facilitating the successful delivery of projects that meet the evolving needs of society. A broader set of keywords, a longer time frame, and additional online databases could have resulted in a greater number of articles being analysed.
PEMODELAN PADA BANGUNAN GEDUNG INSTALASI DIAGNOSTIK TERAPHY (IDT) + SHELTER RSUD PARIAMAN DENGAN MENGGUNAKAN SOFTWARE BUILDING INFORMATION MODELLING (BIM) TEKLA STRUCTURES
Authors: Muhammad Iqbal Purba; Helga Yermadona; Elfania Bastian
Year: 2022

Building Information Modelling (BIM) merupakan salah satu bentuk digitalisasi dari teknologi informasi di bidang konstruksi. Penggunaan BIM secara maksimal memberikan keuntungan yang sangat besar, walaupun pada tahap awal mengeluarkan modal yang lumayan mahal tetapi sangat relevan dengan hasil yang diperoleh. Tekla Structure adalah salah satuperangkatlunak BIM yang dapat membantu mengatur manajemen proyek dengan lebih baik, dimana pada perangkat lunak ini memiliki keunggulan dibandingkan dengan aplikasi BIM lainnya. Penggunaan aplikasi Tekla Structures memungkinkan untuk membuat dan mengelola model 3D yang kompleks berupa penulangan pembesian dan penggunaan beton dan menuntun pengguna mencapai hasil perencanaan yang lebih akurat dan presisi. Penelitian ini dilakukan pada Gedung Instalasi Diagnostik Teraphy (IDT) + Shelter RSUD Pariaman dengan mengumpulkan data berupa gambar kerja Auto-CAD dari konsultan perencana. Kemudian melalui tahap pemodelan 3D dan dianalisis kebutuhan bahan yang akan digunakan dengan menggunakan Tekla Structures. Setelah proses pemodelan maka didapatlah kebutuhan dari pondasi borepile, pilecap, pondasi pelat setempat, lalu 4 jenis kolom utama , 12 jenis balok, dan 3 jenis pelat lantai yang masing-masing terdiri dari 2 lapis tulangan Ø10 dan D12.Kata Kunci : Building Information Modelling (BIM), 3D, Gedung InstalasioDiagnostikTeraphy(IDT) + Shelter RSUD Pariaman
MODELING FORECASTS OF THE HAZARD OF DESTRUCTIVE IMPACTS ON INFORMATION PROCESSES
Authors: S. Galiullina; A. R. Suleimanov; D.I. Gerasimova; E. A. Safina
Year: 2023

Information processes operating in the modern digital environment are susceptible to destructive effects and attacks. Modeling and forecasting tools are important elements of ensuring the sustainability of the information infrastructure, which make it possible to identify failures in the system in a timely manner and adequately respond to the destructive impact. The problem touched upon in the article is urgent and topical, requiring a scientific and technological solution. The destructive impact on information processes is determined by its qualitative and quantitative factors. Qualitative factors, which include communication (F1), technology (F2) and quality (F3) of information exchange, form corresponding clusters. The article concludes that the threat and danger to information processes can be carried not only by individual factors grouped into clusters, but also by a synergistic effect from their interaction. The presentation of the research issues presented in the article was facilitated by the use of approaches and methods (system, communication, project and cluster-network) used in the theory of communications and project management. The scientific and practical value of the work done is that it allows you to identify failures in the information process based on the author’s methods and the cluster-network paradigm. At the end of the article, the question of the applicability of mediation to the elimination of failures and risks in the information process is considered.
Bibliometric Analysis of Productivity Instruments in Construction Management Project Management Using VOSviewer
Authors: Pebri Gery Valentine Sinaga; A. I. Rifai; Mulia Pamadi
Year: 2024

In this study with the topic of productivity tools in construction management, project management uses bibliometric analysis as a method for analysis. With heavy equipment keywords, tool productivity, project management and bibliometric analysis through Publish or Perish software is used as a network liaison between journals related to this research topic. Through this software in the period from 2000 to 2023 can produce 1000 interrelated journals, the results of networking through Publish or Perish are then taken and processed through VOSviewer software using RIS (Research Information Systems). From these results, it was obtained that the keyword "analysis" became the most keyword from 1000 interrelated journals. 2021 is the year when the research produced is 92 journals where the research journals are related and inter-netted with existing keywords in accordance with this study.