Perspektif Grup Proses Manajemen Proyek pada Implementasi Smart Parking System di UKSW
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https://doi.org/10.25170/jpk.v2i04.6867Keywords:
Group Process, Project Management, Smart Parking SystemAbstract
In every job that meets the requirements as a project, it can be seen through the perspective of the project management process group, especially if the work has a predictive approach. The requirements for a project are to have a certain duration of work and unique results. The Smart Parking System implementation at the Satya Wacana Christian University (SWCU) meets the requirements as a project, and therefore can be discussed through the perspective of the project management process group. In the initiation process group the organization's objectives were obtained to carry out the efficiency of parking operators and updating technology without reducing parking safety. Furthermore, in the planning process group with the help of a Gantt Chart, Budget Table, and Rasci Matrix so that the time estimation value needed for 91 days and the budget estimate of Rp 72,500,000,-. In the execution process group, the work process is shown in accordance with the work breakdown structure (WBS) in planning. The monitoring and control process group ensures that the work is in accordance with the budget and duration needed. Finally, the closing process group was handed over to the Project Sponsor.
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