Problems in Current Approaches for Risk Identification and Risk Analysis

Hussain, Tajammal

doi:10.1109/csci.2017.172

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“…Numerous specific features are studied in software projects, such as risks [54,55], performance [56], human resource management [57], quality [58,59], and effort estimation [60][61][62], as well as more general or methodological aspects [63,64].…”

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Bibliometric Analysis of the Application of Artificial Intelligence Techniques to the Management of Innovation Projects

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Due to their specific characteristics, innovation projects are developed in contexts with great volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and even ambiguity. Project management has needed to adopt changes to ensure success in this type of project. Artificial intelligence (AI) techniques are being used in these changing environments to increase productivity. This work collected and analyzed those areas of technological innovation project management, such as risk management, costs, and deadlines, in which the application of artificial-intelligence techniques is having the greatest impact. With this objective, a search was carried out in the Scopus database including the three areas involved, that is, artificial intelligence, project management, and research and innovation. The resulting document set was analyzed using the co-word bibliographic method. Then, the results obtained were analyzed first from a global point of view and then specifically for each of the domains that the Project Management Institute (PMI) defines in project management. Some of the findings obtained indicate that sectors such as construction, software and product development, and systems such as knowledge management or decision-support systems have studied and applied the possibilities of artificial intelligence more intensively.

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