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Application of Hybrid Particle Swarm Multi-objective Optimization Algorithm in Engineering Project Management
Authors: Guoqing Wu; Wenbo Li; Rong Jiang
Year: 2024

: Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) algorithm has the characteristics of simple principle, few parameters, high parallelism efficiency and easy implementation, it is widely used in various fields, and the PSO algorithm is an algorithm based on swarm intelligence search, which can be parallelized. Particle swarm optimization algorithm is an evolutionary computing technology based on swarm intelligence method, and it is a new branch in the field of evolutionary computing. Exploration of multiple feasible solutions that meet the conditions is more suitable for solving multi-objective optimization problems. Because the algorithm is easy to combine with other algorithms, it has broad application prospects in many complex combinatorial optimization fields. The purpose of this paper is to use the organic combination of the improved hybrid particle swarm multi-objective optimization algorithm and engineering project management to effectively solve the optimization problem of the entire project supply chain management, discuss and predict the possible problems and countermeasures in the theoretical research and application fields, and then propose improvement plans. Hybrid particle swarm multi-objective optimization algorithm. At the same time, an improved hybrid particle swarm multi-objective optimization algorithm is used to make material selection decisions in project management to achieve the goal of maximizing project benefits. The hybrid particle swarm multi-objective optimization algorithm has outstanding advantages in solving many difficult and complex combinatorial optimization problems. This paper first expounds the theory and important parameters of the hybrid particle swarm multi-objective optimization algorithm, and then analyzes its improvement and application in parameter optimization and intelligent fusion. Finally, it summarizes its application in engineering applications, such as: job scheduling problem, vehicle routing problem, image processing
Modeling of the life cycle of a sports complex building at the stage of design, operation and reconstruction
Authors: Aleksandra Plahutina
Year: 2023

Building Information Modeling (BIM) and lifecycle management (PLM) is becoming an innovative way of virtual design and project management. In recent years, corresponding successes have been achieved in the field of modeling, analysis, design, monitoring and maintenance of facilities. The construction industry is currently undergoing a transition to a life-cycle-oriented design philosophy. 
This study examines the modeling of the life cycle of a building at the stage of design, operation and reconstruction in the Revit software package.
A Fuzzy Simulated Annealing approach for project time-cost tradeoff
Authors: M. Milenković; N. Bojovic; Rita Almeida Ribeiro; N. Glisovic
Year: 2012

Managers often face difficulties when making project decisions that involve large number of interrelated activities --the planning and scheduling of which is project management. Most problems often arise in areas such as product development, production planning and control and setting up the production facilities. One important aspect of project management is activity crashing, i.e. reducing the activity time by adding more resources such as workers, overtime and so on. It is important to decide the optimal crash plan to complete the project within the desired time period. A fuzzy simulated annealing crashing method is introduced in this paper to evaluate project networks and determine the optimum crashing configuration that minimizes the average project cost, due to lateness penalties and crashing costs in the presence of vagueness and uncertainty. Through a real project example the proposed approach is shown effective and efficient in conducting time-cost tradeoff analysis.
Research on Contract Risk Management of Hospital Construction Project based on Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process
Authors: Jiaying He; Shier Dong
Year: 2024

With Covid-2019 outbreak in December 2019, the number of medical infrastructure projects in infrastructure projects has increased. Although contract management is an important link of medical infrastructure project management but there is little quantitative research on the risk analysis. in this paper, firstly, three first-level risk indicators of contract risk management evaluation system are extracted by combing literature: contract drafting, contract signing and contract performance. Then, taking the contract management of a 3A hospital in Chengdu as an example, 12 second-level risk indicators are determined by fault tree method. Then, by experts scoring and statistically analyzing the risk points of 100 construction project contracts signed by the hospital from 2016 to 2020, the weight of secondary risk indicators is determined and the risk matrix is established. Then, the evaluation matrix of contract risk management evaluation system is established by 10 experts. Finally, the evaluation index system of contract risk management is obtained by combining the risk matrix with the evaluation matrix through fuzzy analytic hierarchy process, and the maximum membership degree method is adopted to complete the risk assessment. The research results show that there are high risks in the contract drafting stage and medium risks in the contract signing and contract performance stages in the contract management of a Grade A hospital in Chengdu. The author puts forward reasonable suggestions to improve the contract management level of hospital construction projects.
Project Management Games
Authors: I. Curiel
Year: 2011

This paper studies situations in which companies can cooperate in order to decrease the earliest completion time of a project that consists of several tasks. This is beneficial for the client who wants the project to be completed as early as possible. The client is willing to pay more for an earlier completion time. The total payoff must be allocated among the companies that cooperate. Cooperative game theory is used to model this situation. Conditions for the core of the game to be nonempty are derived. We study a class of project management games for which necessary and sufficient conditions for the nonemptiness of the core can be derived. We will show that a subset of the set of balanced project management games can be partitioned into a class of 1-convex games and a class of big boss games. Expressions for the extreme points of the core, the τ-value, the nucleolus, and the Shapley-value of games in these two classes are derived.
Resistant Use of Project Management Methodologies - Using Psychology to Rethink the Influence of Methodology Attributes
Authors: K. Mohan; F. Ahlemann
Year: 2013

Even though practitioners and researchers generally agree that pro- ject management methodologies are very useful in managing IT-related pro- jects, organizations are rarely able to motivate their staff to use them. Even when employees use these methodologies, the question of how they are being used still remains. To better understand the way in which employees use project management methodologies, we develop the construct "resistant use." Applying a diffusion of innovations perspective, we develop a conceptual model to exam- ine how methodology attributes interact with users psychological needs to in- fluence a user's resistant use behavior. Based on a sample size of 2645 partici- pants, and using the structural equation modeling technique, we find that a us- er's need for achievement and need for cognition moderate the impact of pro- ject management methodologies' attributes (relative advantage, complexity, and compatibility) on their resistant usage behavior.
The role of communication in project management: validation of a communication management model for project management
Authors: Yasmín Galvis-Ardila; Marco Antonio Colmenares-Perdomo; Milton Januario Rueda-Varón
Year: 2023

Planificar las comunicaciones, manejarlas y monitorearlas son los pasos recomendados para la gestión de las comunicaciones en la gestión de proyectos. Por ello Malluk [1], Odine [2] y Muszinska [3], entre otros, resaltan la necesidad de entender la gestión de proyectos y la comunicación organizacional desde una perspectiva holística para que los proyectos tengan un manejo orgánico y sean exitosos. A partir de esto, desde el 2020 se está trabajando en la Universidad Ean en una investigación que busca demostrar la importancia del rol de la comunicación en la gestión de proyectos, que garantice una integración holística y orgánica. Como resultado de esta investigación, en este artículo se presentará un modelo de comunicaciones para la gestión de proyectos en donde se ve la comunicación como constitutiva de los proyectos en lugar de ser un simple instrumento.
Database-Backed Applications in the Wild: How Well Do They Work?
Authors: Cong Yan; Zewei Chu; Alvin Cheung; Shan Lu
Year: 2016

Most modern database-backed web applications are built upon Object Relational Mapping (ORM) frameworks. While ORM frameworks ease application development by abstracting persistent data as objects, such convenience often comes with a performance cost. In this paper, we present CADO, a tool that analyzes the application logic and its interaction with databases using the Ruby on Rails ORM framework. CADO includes a static program analyzer, a profiler and a synthetic data generator to extract and understand application's performance characteristics. We used CADO to analyze the performance problems of 27 real-world open-source Rails applications, covering domains such as online forums, e-commerce, project management, blogs, etc. Based on the results, we uncovered a number of issues that lead to sub-optimal application performance, ranging from issuing queries, how result sets are used, and physical design. We suggest possible remedies for each issue, and highlight new research opportunities that arise from them.
Comparative Analysis of Flexible Software Development Methodologies in Modern Highly Competitive Markets
Authors: A. Anisimov; E. Tokmakova; A. E. Trubin
Year: 2024

The problem of choosing an effective project management methodology is one of the key tasks in the field of information systems development. In the modern world, software development is one of the most demanded types of project activities, and in almost every field of production specialized software (software) is used, which plays a central role in the functioning of enterprises. In this regard, the creation of an effective development process becomes the most important condition for the successful implementation of the project. Despite the existence of a large number of modern management methodologies, choosing the most appropriate one remains a difficult task that requires a detailed analysis of goals and criteria. The success of the project, both for the contractor and for the customer, largely depends on the correct choice of the management model. The purpose of the study is to analyze key aspects of software development management methodologies in highly competitive modern markets. The main objective of the study includes a comparative analysis of flexible software development management methodologies. The article presents the results of a comparative analysis of existing flexible methodologies. The expediency of using the Kanban methodology as a software development management tool is substantiated, and potential risks associated with choosing the optimal methodology are identified. The results obtained have both theoretical and practical significance, contributing to the informed choice of the most appropriate project management methodology in the field of IP development in modern highly competitive markets.
Earned Value Management in Intralogistics: A Case Study in Mexican Manufacturing
Authors: José Alberto Báez Jiménez; José Carlos Hernández- González; Missael Alberto Román-del Valle
Year: 2024

Earned Value Management (EVM) is a project management tool primarily used in engineering and project management to assess performance in terms of cost and schedule. Earned Value Management/Scheduling systems (EVM/ES) have been fundamental in project control, providing key metrics that measure deviations between planned and actual performance in terms of time and cost. However, its application as a project control technique is not very common in Mexico. In this article, EVM was applied to the intralogistics improvement of a manufacturing process in the automotive sector located in Aguascalientes, Mexico. The case study concluded in February 2024 and includes the project scope, scheduling charts, physical progress reports, and budgeted versus actual cost reports. The aim of this article is to provide practical evidence on how to apply EVM in manufacturing projects in Mexico. This will enable project professionals to more effectively utilize EVM for schedule and cost control in their manufacturing projects, with a specific emphasis on intralogistics.
Role of Agile Mindfulness in Wellbeing of Agile Team Members
Authors: H. Jafarzadeh; Hossein Mosafer
Year: 2020

Today, agile approach is arguably the most-widely-used project management method in software development industry. The dynamic nature of agile methods however is putting an overwhelming pressure on agile team members which in turn might negatively influence their overall agile wellbeing. Drawing on IT mindfulness as a theoretical foundation, this research-in-progress develops a conceptual model to examine the potential impact of agile mindfulness, in conjunction with agile identity, on the agile wellbeing of individuals in information system development projects. The findings of this research, upon completion, will contribute to IS literature by providing an evidence-based theoretical understanding of the relationship between agile mindfulness, agile identity, and agile wellbeing. The findings could also help agile teams to understand what improves agile wellbeing of team members, and in turn help them maintain, promote, and enhance it.
Bibliometric Study on the Determinants of Building Design Management Practice
Authors: Adamu Agegn; M. Meharie; Getahun Dinku
Year: 2024

Design management plays a critical role in overseeing the design process and fostering effective collaboration within organizations, yet its conceptual understanding remains fragmented due to limited cohesive research literature. To address this gap, this study conducts a bibliometric analysis of the determinants of building design management practices, aiming to provide insights that enhance design management in building projects. Utilizing web-based data collection, scientific articles from specialized construction industry journals were analyzed through performance analysis and scientific mapping, with data clustering and visualization conducted using Visualization of Similarities Viewer (VOSviewer version 1.6.18). The findings identify key determinants such as building energy management, building type and users, building information modeling, design management services, project management, and sustainable design and value engineering, alongside challenges including integration and collaboration issues, operational and maintenance difficulties, information and communication gaps, design quality concerns, reduced trust levels, and ambiguities in roles and responsibilities. This study underscores the evolving nature of building design management, emphasizes the need to improve design quality, and offers recommendations for regulatory bodies, project managers, and design managers, while suggesting future research directions.
Presenting the model of business intelligence capabilities and its role on innovation considering the effect of network learning and performance (case study of insurance industry)
Authors: Behgol Fatan; M. Keramati; Seyed Abdollah Amin Mousavi
Year: 2024

Introduction and purpose: In the knowledge-oriented perspective, the main asset of a company is knowledge in the formulation of its competitive advantage. Increased knowledge can result from business intelligence. The purpose of the research was to provide a model of business intelligence capabilities and its role on innovation, considering the effect of network learning and performance in the insurance industry. Methods: The current research was applied in terms of its purpose and qualitative in terms of method with the approach of foundational data theory. In this research, the methodological angle was observed using different methods of data collection, such as the method of library study and review of sources and specialized texts, as well as semi-structured interviews. Based on targeted sampling, 14 managers and experts of the insurance industry were interviewed in 2002. The conducted interviews were coded in ATLAS.TI software. To confirm the results obtained based on three strains, the data were evaluated and qualitatively analyzed. Results: Research findings in five categories of causal conditions (management procedure, technical procedure, systemic procedure, organizational procedure, human resources procedure), contextual (policy and laws, insurance industry), intervening (financing, security interventions, cultural conditions) and social), strategy (incentive policy, training and specialization, smartening and strategic review) and consequences (increasing the efficiency of the insurance industry, improving customer management, improving the strategic situation and improving project management) were determined separately. A model was identified in 6 categories, 18 core codes based on 82 open codes. This model has identified one of the most comprehensive models of business intelligence capabilities and its role on innovation, considering the impact of network learning and performance. Conclusion: Providing a model that uses the combination of business intelligence and network learning can play a very important role in creating innovation and growth of the insurance industry. These models help companies to more accurately analyze risks, offer new products and services, and provide a better experience to their customers. Therefore, the development and use of these models is of great importance and can be effective in determining success strategies and advancing this industry.
Supporting program variant generation and feature files in rbFeatures
Authors: S. Günther; Marco M. Fischer
Year: 2011

To enhance software variability, feature-oriented programming approaches can be used to identify, express, and compose programs with different behavior. One implementation for feature-oriented programming is rbFeatures. This Ruby-based implementation allows to define features as first-class entities, uses semantic annotations to indicate where coarse or fine-grained feature-specific source code is expressed, and allows runtime modification of the program behavior. In this paper, we add two more capabilities to rbFeatures. First, the Variant Generator uses the annotations in a preprocessor style to generate program variants with a fixed behavior. Both Ruby and non-Ruby files are processed, and all source code that does not belong to the current feature configuration is pruned. Second, the Feature Aggregator helps to better edit features that are scattered over different artifacts of a program. It extracts all feature-specific code from the codebase, adds metadata, and allows the generated file to be edited by developers and the changes to be merged back to the codebase. We explain the concept and implementation of both tools, and illustrate the applicability with the Redmine project management application.
Implementation and Initial Evaluation of a Research and Scholarship Training Pathway in a Doctor of Pharmacy Curriculum
Authors: Kathryn A. Morbitzer; Jacqueline E. McLaughlin; S. Ozawa; Ryan J. Beechinor; Julie B. Dumond; Christina Pomykal; Antonio A. Bush; Qisheng Zhang; D. Carpenter; Craig R. Lee
Year: 2020

Objective. To design, implement, and assess the initial impact of a pharmacy student research and scholarship training pathway. Methods. The Research and Scholarship in Pharmacy (RASP) pathway was designed to create a longitudinal, elective pathway within a Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) curriculum at a single institution. The pathway consisted of three elective courses built around a faculty-mentored scholarly project where students framed an answerable question, generated and interpreted relevant data, and communicated their findings in oral and written form. Following implementation, a retrospective, multi-method analysis was conducted to evaluate the impact of the program on the initial two student cohorts that completed it and assess their perceptions of the value of the pathway. Results. Fifty students (25 in each of two cohorts) completed the three-course sequence. Students were supported by 33 distinct faculty mentors. Thirty-eight (76%) students presented an abstract derived from their project at a national meeting. The first cohort exit survey (96% response rate) revealed positive student perceptions regarding the value of and satisfaction with the research pathway. Twenty-three (96%) students were satisfied with their research experience, 21 (88%) were satisfied with their faculty mentor, and 24 (100%) were satisfied with their development of project management skills. In the first cohort, 10 (40%) students published an original research manuscript within one year of graduation. Conclusion. The Research and Scholarship in Pharmacy pathway feasibly and effectively provided a mechanism for students to engage in a faculty-mentored longitudinal research experience within a PharmD curriculum that promoted skill development and opportunities for scholarship. Initial implementation demonstrated high rates of student satisfaction, low rates of student attrition, and high rates of scholarly output.
Comunicação na não presencialidade: reflexões sobre o ato de ensinar
Authors: Filipe Antônio Araújo Moura; Andréa Karla Ferreira Nunes
Year: 2023

Este artigo trata-se de um recorte derivado de projeto de pesquisa com maior dimensão, dissertação de mestrado, direcionada ao estudo de currículo e competências a dialogar com a formação continuada, buscando tecer concatenações entre o termo comunicação a partir Chaves (2015), Do Valle (2015) e Matos (2009) em consonância ao Project Management Body of Knowledge (2013), e reflexões de forma finalística a cerca do contexto midiático conteporaneo através de Han (2017), Buckinghm (2010) e Hall (2003).
An intelligent system for cost data handling in construction projects
Authors: M. Martínez-Rojas; Nicolás Marín; C. Molina; M. Vila
Year: 2016

Achieving economic objectives is a primary evaluation criterion in assessing the success of a construction project. In this regard, cost management is a key task towards helping construction managers to prevent cost overruns and to apply the proper corrective actions to problems along the project life cycle. To do this, analytical tools allow users to carry out a historical costs analysis which may be of special interest for current projects. To help in this task, in this paper, we present an intelligent system that allows to structure in an integrated way the information extracted from one of the most important documents in the construction project management domain, the Bill of Quantities document (BoQ). In this way, users have structured data readily for cost analysis in a transparent way.