derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Electronic health record implementation: The people side of change
Authors: Heidi L. Borgwardt; Catherine T. Botz; Julie M. Doppler; Brenda I. Elthon; V. Hansen; Jan C. Jasperson; Jeffrey Keller; Sonia C. Martindale-Mathern; Karen J. Reinschmidt; Archana Shinde
Year: 2019

Implementation of Epic as an integrated electronic health record and revenue cycle management system was the largest software implementation in the history of Mayo Clinic. It converged thousands of workflows, eliminated hundreds of legacy systems and affected thousands of end users across Mayo Clinic campuses. Strong physician leadership, project management and deliberate change management were important components in this US$1.5bn project. Mayo’s leadership used a distinctive approach to prepare staff to make these important changes. At the beginning of the project, leaders developed a deliberate and robust change management strategy and formed a team focused on change management and communications. The change management team comprised Mayo Clinic health systems engineers, who know healthcare and Mayo’s culture and values and have expertise in systems engineering and quality improvement principles. The team developed an approach using various tools to support operational readiness and change readiness and to communicate important messages throughout the project cycle. In this paper, crucial components of the project for successfully managing the people side of change are described: development of an approach to change management that fits the organisation, creation of a dynamic team with the right skills mix and execution of appropriate timing of tactics.
University Library Projects for the Formation of China's Digital Library and Information Space
Authors: Yan Peng; N. Kunanets; I. Davydova; Nataliia Veretennikova
Year: 2021

The peculiarities of project actions on formation of digital library and information space of the People's Republic of China are analyzed. The leading role of the state in generation, development, financing, and realization of projects of technical and technological, organizational development of university libraries is defined. The directions of increasing the efficiency of library project management are outlined. An emphasis is placed on the system of project management standards, the innovative nature of national and corporate projects aimed at creating a digital environment, systemic nature and sequence of program and project construction of the library and information sphere of China.
Vendor Selection Criteria and Construction Project Performance in Rivers Nigeria.
Authors: Deborah Ebitimi Tosa-Williamsa; John Nsikan
Year: 2024

The study focused on Vendor Selection Criteria and Construction Project Performance in Rivers Nigeria. It adopted a survey approach; utilized structured questionnaire to collect data from 71 on-site construction project managers and engineers; data obtained were ranked according to their priority using Relative Importance Index (RII), and Chi-Square Analysis. Linear regression coefficients were drawn as estimates of construction project performance. The results showed that 22 criteria, grouped into four supplier selection dimensions: capability, quality, costs and sustainability. These indicators showed significant interaction with construction project performance. However, supplier flexibility did not yield significant outcome on construction project performance. The results suggest that supplier capability, supplier quality, supplier costs, and supplier sustainability selection variables are important sources of enhanced performance for construction project management. Keywords: Construction management; Vendor selection; Project performance; Relative importance index; Sustainable supplier selection.
Integrating the “Design Thinking” Approach into Project Management
Year: 2023

Design has the ability to provide new meanings and facts, which is an important driver of value creation. As a result, the integration of design as a business skill in project management and business organizations in general is increasingly being studied and put into practice nowadays. This article provides a brief overview of the existing literature on design management – generally and specifically – in that of projects. Based on it, aspects regarding the possibilities of integrating “design thinking” into the management activities of project organizations have been discovered and deduced. Separately, some more important results of an author’s survey conducted among managers of Bulgarian project-oriented business organizations are provided, regarding the tools they use from the “design thinking” methodology in their usual business and project activities. The study helps establish the existing design practices in our country and reveals opportunities for integrating the method in the management of projects as well.
System Dynamics Transforms Fluor Project and Change Management
Authors: E. Godlewski; Gregory Lee; K. Cooper
Year: 2012

Fluor Corporation designs and builds many of the world's most complex projects and serves clients in many industries across six continents. On our most complex projects, we have implemented a system dynamics model-based system that has improved our project management, transformed our change management, and brought large quantified business benefits to us and our clients. The model can be rapidly set up and tailored to each major engineering and construction project. We use it to foresee the future cost and schedule impacts of project changes, and most important, to test ways to avoid the impacts. Since 2005, Fluor has used the system on over 100 projects and has trained hundreds of project managers and planners in its ongoing internal use. Quantitative business benefits exceed $800 million to date for Fluor and our clients. It has also transformed the mindset of our managers away from the industry's typical retrospective view, in which disputes could become the channel for resolving cost responsibility, and replaced it with a proactive approach, in which we work with our clients to find, in advance, ways to mitigate impacts and reduce costs—a win-win situation for Fluor and our clients.
Manajemen Proyek Pengembangan Sistem Informasi PPDB dengan Metode Agile Scrum
Authors: Nafi Beckhamsyah Siahaan; Yahfizham Yahfizham
Year: 2024

Abstrak. SMP Swasta Ikal Medan masih menerapkan pendekatan konvensional dalam menerima peserta didik baru, dengan proses pengelolaan data yang dilakukan secara manual yakni menggunakan Microsoft Excel, yang terkadang memakan waktu lama dan kurang efisien. Dalam upaya meningkatkan efisiensi dan mengatasi kendala tersebut, penelitian ini dilakukan untuk manajemen proyek mengembangkan sistem penerimaan peserta didik baru. Sistem ini dirancang dengan mengikuti alur data yang sudah ada dalam sistem konvensional yang saat ini digunakan oleh sekolah. Metode pengumpulan data untuk pengembangan sistem ini dilakukan melalui wawancara dan observasi yang mengacu pada metode agile scrum. Pemanfaatan metode Agile Scrum efektif dalam merencanakan, merancang, mengembangkan dan mengelola proyek Penerimaan Peserta Didik Baru (PPDB) SMP Swasta Ikal Medan. Perancangan dan implementasi mencapai target dari kebutuhan product backlog. Review Sprint menyatakan bahwa sebagian besar daftar product backlog telah berhasil dikerjakan tepat waktu. Namun, terdapat product backlog untuk fitur tambahan yang belum selesai karena masih berada dalam tahap pengerjaan. Prioritas untuk menyelesaikan fitur tambahan tersebut menjadi penting untuk memastikan keseluruhan backlog dapat diselesaikan dengan efisien dalam waktu yang ditetapkan.
Abstract. SMP Swasta Ikal Medan still applies a conventional approach in accepting new students, with data management processes carried out manually using Microsoft Excel, which sometimes takes a long time and is less efficient. In an effort to improve efficiency and overcome these constraints, this research is conducted to project manage the development of a new student admission system. This system is designed to follow the existing data flow in the conventional system currently used by the school. Data collection methods for system development are conducted through interviews and observations that adhere to the Agile Scrum method. The utilization of Agile Scrum method is effective in planning, designing, developing, and managing the New Student Admission (PPDB) project at SMP Swasta Ikal Medan. The design and implementation have achieved the target from the product backlog requirements. Sprint reviews indicate that most of the product backlog items have been successfully completed on time. However, there are backlog items for additional features that are not yet completed as they are still in progress. Prioritizing the completion of these additional features is crucial to ensure that the entire backlog can be efficiently completed within the specified time frame.
Reconciling the Tensions Between Innovation and the Process Focus in Information Systems Project Management
Authors: J. Carroll
Year: 2009

There are inherent tensions between innovation and the focus on process in modern project management (PM) Efforts to manage processes increase short-term efficiency but may decrease the capacity to harness opportunities for innovation and so have detrimental longer-term effects on organisational prosperity. This paper investigates the ways in which these tensions affect information systems (IS) projects. Two illustrative projects demonstrate how these tensions may be managed and the resulting organisational outcomes. The paper makes three contributions to IS project management: a finer-grained view of innovation than is currently evident in the PM literature, exploration of project structure and temporal orientation as key dimensions of these tensions, and the introduction of the concept of 'contextual scope' where acuity to the larger organisational context affects the likelihood that opportunities for innovation are grasped by the project team.
AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO THE SOCIAL MANAGEMENT OF FILM PRODUCTION: THE ROLE INSTALLATION METHOD
Authors: A. Garaganov
Year: 2024

The article analyzes the current state of film production in Russia. It considers changes in the domestic film market, including government support, increased production volumes, and the development of online platforms. It notes problems associated with increased production costs and lack of time to prepare for a role. The paper presents an innovative approach called “role installation” for managing the preparation of actors for filming and shows its possibilities in the context of modern mass film production. The method is aimed at quickly and effectively immersing the actor in the role, taking into account time constraints and directors’ requirements. The author emphasizes the importance of a sociological approach in film production, which helps producers, actors, and directors understand the context and social atom of the images they create. The article touches upon the issues of transforming acting education and the position of cinematography in shaping public consciousness. The “role installation” method can become an effective tool in solving modern problems of film production, motivation, and joint project management, contributing to the creation of high-quality and socially significant content.
Statistical Predictors of Project Management Maturity
Authors: Helder Jose Celani de Souza; V. Salomon; Carlos Eduardo Sanches da Silva
Year: 2023

Global scenarios of organizations show investments wasted in projects with poor performances in more than 11 percent of cases, according to the Project Management Institute. This research aims to guide organizations in assertively investing in the right pertinent factors to improve project success rates and speed up project management maturity at a higher accuracy level using statistical predictions. Challenging existing drivers for project management maturity models and expanding their current practical view will be the result of a quantitative methodology based on a survey supported by data collection targeting the project management community in Brazil. The originality and value of this research are in contributing to the development of new project maturity models statistically supported by the increasing rate of maturity accuracy, which can be continually improved by confident data input into the model. The results show a high correlation between the performance measurement system and the project success rate associated with project management maturity. In addition, this research contemplates the relationship between organizational culture, business type, and project management office and project management maturity.
Structural Models of Safety-Oriented Management of Infrastructure Projects Decomposition
Authors: Dmytro Kobylkin; O. Zachko
Year: 2020

The article provides a thorough analysis of the current state of research on the development and implementation of models, methods and mechanisms of infrastructure projects. The analysis showed that despite the widespread use of project management basics, the number of emergencies is increasing. The main reasons are no application of a safety-oriented management in project planning and emergency response, the lack of clear structuring of projects and no taken into account the continuous change and the impact of a turbulent project environment. However, the application of a standard project and safety-oriented management to project management cannot meet the requirements and challenges that arise, and most importantly, they cannot guarantee the complex implementation of infrastructure projects. The solution of the problem was to carry out complex detailing of the infrastructure project, to form a model of structural decomposition of the infrastructure project, which includes decomposition of the project using existing project mono-templates at different phases of the project life cycle and the impact of changes on it. Has been developed a safety-oriented structural decomposition model of an infrastructure project - a three-dimensional structure consisting of 3 parameter planes. The peculiarity of this model is the existence of interconnections of planes that arise when they intersect. Only 1 triadic point of intersection of 13 is possible, where all 3 planes intersect, forming the core of the infrastructure project and creating the prerequisites for receiving the product. On the basis of the above, a generalized model of security-oriented structural decomposition management of infrastructure projects has been formed, which is an important tool for planning, implementation and commissioning of infrastructure projects, since the interaction of the selected elements of the model is combined in such a way that provides synergies of favorable conditions for infrastructure projects realization and safe conditions of its functioning.
Could I Have a Stack Trace to Examine the Dependency Conflict Issue?
Authors: Ying Wang; Ming Wen; Rongxin Wu; Zhenwei Liu; Shin Hwei Tan; Zhiliang Zhu; Hai Yu; S. Cheung
Year: 2019

Intensive use of libraries in Java projects brings potential risk of dependency conflicts, which occur when a project directly or indirectly depends on multiple versions of the same library or class. When this happens, JVM loads one version and shadows the others. Runtime exceptions can occur when methods in the shadowed versions are referenced. Although project management tools such as Maven are able to give warnings of potential dependency conflicts when a project is built, developers often ask for crashing stack traces before examining these warnings. It motivates us to develop Riddle, an automated approach that generates tests and collects crashing stack traces for projects subject to risk of dependency conflicts. Riddle, built on top of Asm and Evosuite, combines condition mutation, search strategies and condition restoration. We applied Riddle on 19 real-world Java projects with duplicate libraries or classes. We reported 20 identified dependency conflicts including their induced crashing stack traces and the details of generated tests. Among them, 15 conflicts were confirmed by developers as real issues, and 10 were readily fixed. The evaluation results demonstrate the effectiveness and usefulness of Riddle.
[Results of the cancer screening program in urban areas in Shaanxi province of China, 2019-2020].
Authors: Y. Chen; B. H. Song; G. Li; P. Chen; S. P. Huang; Z. J. Liao; R. Xu; Y. R. Li
Year: 2024

Objective: Analyze the cancer screening status of the cancer screening program in urban areas in Shaanxi province in 2019-2020. Methods: The early diagnosis and early treatment project for urban cancers carried out high-risk population screening for 5 types of high-incidence malignant tumors (breast cancer, lung cancer, upper gastrointestinal cancer, liver cancer, and colorectal cancer) in urban areas. Three prefecture-level cities in Shaanxi province with a population of over 1 million (Xi'an, Baoji, and Shangluo) were selected, and 4 communities with a relatively good working foundation were selected in each city. The general population aged 45-74 years was surveyed on the principles of informed consent and voluntariness, and high-risk groups identified through the questionnaire were further subjected to free endoscopy, ultrasound, CT, and other clinical screenings. The high-risk rates, screening compliance rates, and positive detection rates of the above 5 types of malignant tumors were analyzed. Results: A total of 19 632 people completed the survey effectively, with the proportion of male participants (40.0%) lower than that of females (60.0%). A total of 10 102 high-risk groups were identified, with an initial screening high-risk rate of 51.5%, and the high-risk rates for the 5 types of cancers were 24.1% for breast cancer, 28.6% for lung cancer, 9.1% for upper gastrointestinal cancer, 4.0% for liver cancer, and 20.0% for colorectal cancer. Among the 14 960 person-time initially assessed as high-risk, 5 129 person-time received clinical screening, with a screening compliance rate of 34.3%. The number of people receiving clinical screening and the screening compliance rates for the 5 types of cancers were 1 192 (41.9%) for breast cancer, 2 081 (37.1%) for lung cancer, 574 (32.0%) for upper gastrointestinal cancer, 404 (51.3%) for liver cancer, and 878 (22.3%) for colorectal cancer, with positive detection numbers and rates of 179 (15.0%) for breast, 289 (13.9%) for lung, 9 (1.6%) for upper gastrointestinal, 14 (3.5%) for suspected liver, and 67 (7.6%) for colorectal, respectively. Conclusion: The cancer screening status of the cancer screening program in urban areas in Shaanxi province is beneficial for the detection of precancerous lesions and early cancer patients, and improving the early diagnosis and treatment rate of patients, but the public participation rate is not high, and the project management model and technical plan need to be further improved.
Candoia: A Platform for Building and Sharing Mining Software Repositories Tools as Apps
Authors: Nitin M. Tiwari; Ganesha Upadhyaya; H. Nguyen; Hridesh Rajan
Year: 2017

We propose Candoia, a novel platform and ecosystemfor building and sharing Mining Software Repositories(MSR) tools. Using Candoia, MSR tools are built as apps, and Candoia ecosystem, acting as an appstore, allows effective sharing. Candoia platform provides, data extraction tools for curating custom datasets for user projects, and data abstractions for enabling uniform access to MSR artifacts from disparate sources, which makes apps portable and adoptable across diverse software project settings of MSR researchers and practitioners. The structured design of a Candoia app and the languages selected for building various components of a Candoia app promotes easy customization. To evaluate Candoia we have built over two dozen MSR apps for analyzing bugs, software evolution, project management aspects, and source code and programming practices showing the applicability of the platform for buildinga variety of MSR apps. For testing portability of apps acrossdiverse project settings, we tested the apps using ten popularproject repositories, such as Apache Tomcat, JUnit, Node.js, etc, and found that apps required no changes to be portable. We performed a user study to test customizability and we found that five of eight Candoia users found it very easy to customize an existing app. Candoia is available for download.
Implementing artificial intelligence tools for risk management in software projects
Authors: Katarina Antić
Year: 2023

In recent years, there has been a significant surge in interest in the incorporation of artificial intelligence (AI) within the field of software engineering. This phenomenon can be attributed to the fact that AI has become ubiquitous and increasingly accessible, thereby finding effective application across various pivotal facets of software systems. Its contribution extends not only to the creation of novel functionalities but also to the enhancement of existing processes within software projects, often resulting in substantially improved adaptability to specific user requirements. Within this paper, we provide an overview of the application of AI tools within one of the critical domains of software project management - risk management. To achieve this objective, a bibliometric analysis of literature pertaining to risk management in software projects employing AI tools has been conducted. The primary aim of this study is to identify and analyze key trends, authors, journals, and keywords within this multidisciplinary domain, in order to gain a better understanding of the progress and relevance of research concerning risk management in software projects utilizing AI tools. The methodology encompasses a review of pertinent databases and the identification of relevant publications using keywords associated with software projects, risk management, and artificial intelligence. Quantitative parameters such as the number of published works, author collaborations, citation frequency, and the distribution of articles over time and across journals are analyzed.
Distributed software development: Experience and recommendation
Authors: Sourajit Ghosh Dastidar; Swapnanjan Chatterjee
Year: 2013

This paper is based on a Distributed Software Development course project conducted over a period of four months (fall, 2012). The aim of the project was to develop a Classroom Face Recognition System(CFRS) to enable instructors automatically to record student attendance. This project was a collaborative effort between students and faculties from Iowa State University, United States of America; Jilin University, Republic of China and King Mongkut's University of Technology, Thailand. We make observations from a Project Management point of view of Distributed Software Development on the benefits and disadvantages of a variety of issues associated with distributed software development, such as of 24 hour work-cycle and expanded pool of workforce. We highlight the main constraints, assumptions, challenges and their corresponding mitigation strategies, and recommend improvements for future educational distributed projects.