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Perencanaan Anggaran Biaya Dan Penjadwalan Pembangunan Gedung Kelas Baru MTsN-01 Negeri Tulehu Kabupaten Maluku Tengah
Authors: Asnin S. R. Lestaluhu; Rudi Serang; Meyke Marantika
Year: 2024

Perencanaan suatu proyek konstruksi, terdapat dua hal yang sangat mempengaruhi rencana anggaran biaya dan waktu pelaksaan proyek, kedua hal ini merupakan acuan untuk tahap pelaksaan proyek konstruksi tersebut dan sekaligus merupakan manajemen proyek yang harus diterapkan agar pekerjaan-pekerjaan dapat berjalan sesuai dengan jadwal yang direncanakan. Pada Perencanaan Anggaran Biaya dan Penjadwalan Pembangunan Gedung Kelas Baru Mtsn-01 Negeri Tulehu Kabupaten Maluku Tengah, agar memiliki rencana anggaran biaya, waktu pelaksaan dari gedung tersebut. Penelitian ini dilakukan untuk mengetahui rencana anggaran biaya dan jadwal waktu pelaksaan untuk memberikan gambaran terhadap rencana anggaran biaya dan waktu yang dibutuhkan untuk menyelesaikan Perencanaan Anggaran Biaya Pembangunan Gedung Kelas Baru Mtsn-01 Negeri Tulehu Kabupaten Maluku Tengah  tersebut secara akurat. Teknik pengambilan data yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah dengan observasi, studi dokumen dan studi kepustakaan. Sedangkan untuk metode analisa dalam penelitian ini dilakukan perencanaan anggaran biaya, dengan menggunakan metode SNI dan pengendalian proyek konstruksi (time schedule) dan kurva “S”. Berdasarkan hasil perhitungan Perencanaan Anggaran Biaya Dan Penjadwalan Pembangunan Gedung Kelas Baru Mtsn-01 Negeri Tulehu Kabupaten Maluku Tengah maka besar anggaran  yang  diperolah sebesar  Rp. 5.039.500.000,00 dan berdasarkan nilai anggaran yang diperoleh  maka  waktu pelaksaan  203 hari kerja atau 29 bulan hari kerja.
Applications of Wiki in web-based research support system
Authors: Cheuk Hang Au; Kevin K. W. Ho
Year: 2020

PurposeThis paper is to address the research gaps about Research Support System (RSS) as mentioned by earlier articles, and to provide a possible solution to develop an RSS for supporting academics in conducting their research.Design/methodology/approachThis study adopts a single-case study with the application of netnography. Data were collected from an ongoing-using Wiki and the data were analysed using the theoretical lens established from earlier articles.FindingsThe result confirmed the possibilities of using Wiki to establish a system for supporting research. The authors have established a 3-stage EDM (Establishment, Development, Management) process model for illustrating the steps.Research limitations/implicationsThis single-case study revealed the possibility for using Wiki as RSS for helping academics to conduct their research through providing support in preparing literature review, conducting project management and providing an archive for research methodologies. The paper also provided suggestion for practitioners on the implementation of the RSS.Originality/valueThis paper presents one of the earliest studies for developing a model to explain how to develop an RSS that gives a more concrete definition of RSS and outline a process of using Wiki as an RSS.
MANAGEMENT OF INNOVATIVE PROJECTS OF ENTERPRISES IN THE CONTEXT OF ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION
Authors: Aleksandr Nikolaevich Shubin
Year: 2024

This study emphasizes the importance of strategic identification and maintenance of competitive advantages to ensure long-term and sustainable development of innovative enterprises. The article analyzes how underdeveloped methodological approaches to project management significantly affect the diversity of project scales in different organizations. It is revealed that the basis of modern project management is the system-process approach, which demonstrates the project as an object of managerial influence and interaction of various management layers. The article provides a detailed review and analysis of the fundamental characteristics of standards for the management of innovative projects, including international standards, which allows us to assess the current level of development and application of management practices in this area. A key aspect of successful innovation is the active and strategic management of the enterprise’s resource flows, covering material, labor and time resources. Effective management of these resources is considered as a dominant factor in the process of generating innovations and continuously improving production and management processes. The study also covers three main phases of the project life cycle, from initiation to completion, emphasizing the critical role of information transfer between successive phases. Particular attention is paid to how the information obtained at the end of one phase becomes the foundation for the beginning of the next, ensuring the continuity and efficiency of project activities. Careful planning at all stages of the project not only contributes to the achievement of the set objectives, but also forms a stable basis for subsequent innovative successes, strengthening the position of the enterprise in the context of external economic and technological challenges.
The Components and Development of Translation Competence of Translator in the Information Age
Authors: Chunyu Yao
Year: 2024

: Translation competence has become one of the indispensable core qualities that translation professionals must be equipped with in the era of information technology. With the emerging technology of computer science, cloud computing, big data and artificial intelligence, translation has witnessed huge changes in the language service industry in terms of translation paradigm and process. This article argues that translation competence is composed of linguistic competence, field specific ability, strategic competence, translation technology competence, cross cultural knowledge and skills, theoretical and practical knowledge about translation, and translation project management ability. The seven components work together to ensure the production of high quality target language from source language. Both student translators and translation professionals are expected to be equipped with all the components of the translation competence aforementioned in the information age. At last, the development of translation competence in student translators is proposed.
Bringing global sourcing into the classroom: experiential learning via software development project
Authors: Monica P. Adya; Dhruv Nath; Amit Malik; V. Sridhar
Year: 2007

The growing trend in offshore software development has imposed new skills requirements on collaborating global partners. In the U.S. this has translated into skill sets that include communications, project management, business analysis, and team management. In a virtual setting, these skills take on a complex proportion. This paper describes an educational initiative in offshore software development between undergraduate students enrolled in a project management course at Marquette University, USA and graduate business students enrolled in an Information Systems Analysis and Design course at Management Development Institute, India. The course replicated an offshore client/vendor relationship in a virtual setting. For faculty considering such initiatives, this paper describes the setting and factors critical to success of this initiative and cautions against others that can be detrimental to such an effort.
Energy Project Management with Artificial Intelligence
Authors: Wei Liu
Year: 2024

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) technology into energy project management has emerged as a significant trend. This paper presents an extensive review and analysis of AI applications in this domain, emphasizing areas such as data analysis and prediction, intelligent optimization, risk management, and decision support systems. We systematically review the current literature, highlighting the critical role of AI in enhancing energy project management. Our discussion encompasses existing research outcomes and future development trajectories, aiming to furnish valuable insights and guidance for both research and practical applications in the field.
Lean Software Startup Practices and Software Engineering Education
Authors: Orges Cico
Year: 2022

In the modern economy, software drives innovation and economic growth. Studies show how software increasingly influences all industry sectors. Over the past 5 decades, software engineering has also changed significantly to advance the development of various types and scales of software products. Software engineering education plays an essential role in apprising students of software technologies, processes, and practices popular in industries. Furthermore, approaches to teaching software engineering are becoming more interdisciplinary and team-centered, comparable to startup contexts. In this PhD work, I want to answer the following research questions: (1) To what extent are software engineering trends present in software engineering education research? (2) What set of common software engineering practices employed in lean software startups is transferable to the software engineering education context? (3) What is the impact of lean startup practices on software engineering students and curricula? I utilize (1) a literature review, (2) mixed-methods approaches in gathering empirical evidence, and (3) design-based research. In the first phase of the research, I pinpoint the relevance of the lean startup in software engineering education through an extensive literature review. I gather empirical evidence on lean startup practices and assess their potential transferability to software engineering education during the second research phase. I demonstrate that the lean startup is an emerging trend in software engineering education research. I demonstrate that students can acquire soft, hard, and project management skills in a more realistic context in the introduction of the growth phase of lean startup practices throughout external course activities. I expect software engineering curricula to benefit from the model and framework that I propose and validate, thus facilitating lean startup practice transfer to software engineering curricula.
Knowledge Management Models within Information Technology Projects
Authors: Alan Foote; Leila A. Halawi
Year: 2018

ABSTRACT The purpose of this study is to address the use of knowledge management (KM) in project management (PM) to improve the success of IT projects in achieving organizational goals. The conceptual framework included the project knowledge management (PKM) model, which helped identify the knowledge sharing in IT software projects for a local insurance company in Baltimore, Maryland. Interview data were collected from 26 IT project stakeholders. The analysis revealed four themes of managing knowledge in the requirement process, code development process, testing process, and the helpdesk process for the success of the IT project. Each of the four processes used different KM repositories and face-to-face tools.
Optimizing House Renovation Projects Using Industrial Engineering-Based Approaches
Authors: Lim Rou Yan; S. N. Razali; Muhammad Ammar Shafi; Norazman Arbin
Year: 2024

—The persistent challenge of project delays poses significant issues with the escalating demand for house renovations. The company in Kedah, Malaysia, faces frequent project delays due to ineffective project management, leading to substantial liquidated damages. This study aims to minimise project delays and ensure timely completion within budget constraints, focusing on both the entire house renovation project and the kitchen renovation project. This study employed the Program Evaluation and Review Technique to illustrate the project network and utilised the Critical Path Method to identify the critical path while implementing project crashing with linear programming to optimise activity duration reduction and minimise costs. The PERT method results in an illustrative network diagram that aids subsequent analysis. The completion time for the entire house renovation project is determined to be 58 days using CPM, with a 96.8% probability of completion within 60 days. In contrast, for the kitchen renovation project, the completion time is identified as 38 days, with a 0% probability of meeting the 30-day deadline. Therefore, linear programming was successfully applied, shortening the kitchen project to 30 days at a total cost of RM 18,517.50, further reduced to 20 days with a cost of RM 20,980. Both scenarios remained below the total penalty cost of RM 21,780. The finding enables the company to make informed decisions on resource allocation to accelerate project duration and avoid delays. Future research should delve into realistic models, considering labour allocation and indirect costs, for a more comprehensive evaluation of project crashing strategies and their financial impacts.
Sustainability in Project Management Practice: A Literature Review
Authors: Inês Soares; Gabriela Fernandes; J. Santos
Year: 2023

The intersection between sustainability and project management has received significant attention in literature. Organizations have come to acknowledge the importance of incorporating sustainable practices in their business operations, particularly through their projects. However, integrating sustainability concerns poses challenges, that require the development of methods, tools, and techniques to assess sustainability at the project level. To assist project managers in this endeavor, a comprehensive literature review was conducted. The review aims to answer two main questions: (1) What motivates project managers and their teams to incorporate sustainability in project management practiceƒ (2) Which key project management practices and frameworks/models can be used to ensure sustainability in projectsƒ The findings of this review provide valuable insights for project managers seeking to integrate sustainability practices throughout the entire project management life cycle.
Enabling open software project management data with antipatterns
Authors: P. Fitsilis; Kyriakos Tilentzidis; I. Moustakas; I. Stamelos; Dimitrios Settas
Year: 2015

Antipatterns describe commonly occurring solutions to problems that generate negative consequences. By defining a vocabulary of terms for commonly occurring problematic processes and implementations within organisations, antipatterns help in the identification of poor design decisions and offer suggestions on how software can be refactored or improved. Seventeen years have passed since the first publication on Software Project Management (SPM) Antipatterns. Over this period of time a considerable amount of literature has been published on SPM Antipatterns and a significant amount of antipatterns has been listed and documented on Web pages. Despite the fact that a significant body of antipattern research focuses on the identification and documentation of new antipatterns, difficulties associated with SPM antipattern searches on research databases (i.e. the ACM Portal, IEEE Xplore, the Web of Knowledge and Google Scholar) are still being reported in the relevant literature. Furthermore, leveraging from the antipatterns that are listed on Web pages and consolidating them in a single knowledge base with open access remains an open issue. This paper presents a set of tools that transform SPM antipatterns to open SPM data in order to overcome the difficulties associated with detecting and using SPM antipatterns. The common characteristic of these tools is the open data architecture that is achieved with a combination of Semantic Web, Web Interface and Open Source technologies that allows open access to SPM antipattern data, collaborative development of antipatterns, as well as intelligent detection of antipatterns that exist in software projects. These tools have lead to the creation of good quality SPM antipattern data that can be easily accessed via the Web.
Integrating Sustainability Metrics into Project and Portfolio Performance Assessment in Agile Software Development: A Data-Driven Scoring Model
Authors: C. Făgărășan; C. Cristea; M. Cristea; O. Popa; A. Pîslă
Year: 2023

In today’s rapidly evolving information technology sectors, agile methodologies have been employed by software development organizations to facilitate the large-scale, efficient, and swift development of digital products. Notably, it is a widely accepted principle that an increase in project delivery predictability results from more effective portfolio management. Despite the abundant resources within software engineering that address project management and agile development performance, the measurement of portfolio delivery performance integrating sustainability principles is under-researched. This paper aims to underline a solution to bridge this gap by proposing a data-driven scoring model explicitly designed for software firms to integrate sustainability metrics into their project and portfolio performance assessment. The model is primarily aimed at monitoring and enhancing delivery performance while also reinforcing the sustainability of the software development lifecycle. A thorough literature review was conducted to discern gaps in existing practices, followed by development of a scoring model melded with delivery and sustainability metrics seamlessly. Validated through a case study, the findings reveal that the model influences the performance and sustainability dynamics within software development entities. The insights gained from this study underscore the pivotal role of a harmonized delivery and sustainability metrics system in enhancing the sustainability and efficiency of software development undertakings.
PROACTIVE PROJECT MANAGEMENT OF LOGISTICS ENTERPRISES
Authors: Dmytro Shadura; Victor Melenchuk
Year: 2023

The article is devoted to justifying the feasibility of using a proactive approach in the field of project management of logistics enterprises. An analysis of scientific research and developments regarding the prospects of using this approach for the successful implementation of projects has been carried out. The essence of proactive project management has been studied and the understanding that the transformation of enterprises in this direction is a priority direction of their sustainable development: it is possible to achieve significant results in the implementation of projects of a logistics enterprise, when, even at the initial stages, a team of project managers predicts the factors influencing the project and the possible consequences of their occurrence, and will also plan measures aimed at preventing crisis situations. Advantages and disadvantages of reactive and proactive management are highlighted. The use of a proactive approach in project management of logistics enterprises will create opportunities for early diagnosis and prediction of risks, prevention of problems, allocation of priority tasks taking into account the necessary resources. The mechanism for diagnosing risk situations will take into account possible and new changes, the recurrence of situations, will determine the degree of threat of these changes, will ensure a quick response to changes can have a negative impact on the activity of the enterprise as a whole. This, in turn, will increase the competitiveness of the enterprise and optimize its work.
“Support for the supporters”: a qualitative study of the use of WhatsApp by and for mentor mothers with HIV in the UK
Authors: Kiersten Hay; L. Kwardem; A. Welbourn; A. Namiba; S. Tariq; L. Coventry; R. Dhairyawan; A. Durrant
Year: 2020

ABSTRACT Third-sector organizations, an important support for people living with HIV, increasingly use digital technology to improve service efficiency and reach. However, there is limited empirical evidence on this use by women living with HIV. The 4M Network (4MNet) is a peer-run UK-wide network of trained Mentor Mothers (MMs) living with HIV; it uses the WhatsApp platform as its primary digital communication tool. We report on a qualitative study about 4MNet MMs’ experiences of using WhatsApp, to inform the design of future digital support services. Seven telephone interviews were conducted with five MMs and two project management team (PMT) members in February 2019. Interviews were analyzed using Interpretive Phenomenological Analysis (IPA). WhatsApp was found to have several key features that provided both positive and negative use considerations. WhatsApp eased communication among MMs and supported participation in group activities despite differing schedules and geographic locations. Challenges encountered with WhatsApp included: financial restrictions to data storage and continual access; self-confidence using technology; and security and privacy concerns. Peer-led digital communication is found to be acceptable and effective for women living with HIV. Understanding barriers and valued features of existing digital platforms increasingly used among potentially marginalized groups is vital for informing inclusive innovation.
Ontology-Based Representation and Reasoning in Building Construction Cost Estimation in China
Authors: Xin Liu; Zhongfu Li; Shaohua Jiang
Year: 2016

Cost estimation is one of the most critical tasks for building construction project management. The existing building construction cost estimation methods of many countries, including China, require information from several sources, including material, labor, and equipment, and tend to be manual, time-consuming, and error-prone. To solve these problems, a building construction cost estimation model based on ontology representation and reasoning is established, which includes three major components, i.e., concept model ontology, work item ontology, and construction condition ontology. Using this model, the cost estimation information is modeled into OWL axioms and SWRL rules that leverage the semantically rich ontology representation to reason about cost estimation. Based on OWL axioms and SWRL rules, the cost estimation information can be translated into a set of concept models, work items, and construction conditions associated with the specific construction conditions. The proposed method is demonstrated in Protege 3.4.8 through case studies based on the Measurement Specifications of Building Construction and Decoration Engineering taken from GB 50500-2013 (the Chinese national mandatory specifications). Finally, this research discusses the limitations of the proposed method and future research directions. The proposed method can help a building construction cost estimator extract information more easily and quickly.