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Summary
Management of a project is the execution of the procedures that project managers have authority
over, such as the development of the project's scope, timetable, budget, and resources. This study
will identify and rank the top smart OS software for operating a fully functional smart city in
Hull based on the ideas of "Project management fundamentals." The total cost of this IT project,
which comprises Cisco and Connexin, is anticipated to be approximately 87.85 million British
pounds. With a population of approximately 265,000, the city of Hull has a variety of
information technology (IT) sectors that have been divided into 12 distinct phases for the
purpose of implementing the smart OS project for citywide sustainability. One of Hull's key
goals is to improve the city's infrastructure, services, economy, and educational opportunities in
order to enhance the quality of life there. Due to this, the monitoring of the project by the project
managers and the participation of all stakeholders are vital to the project's success.

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 Table of Content
Content Page No
Introduction 4
Task 1 – The Project Manager 4
Task 2 – Problem Solving & Decision Making 8
Task 3 – The Project Triangle 9
Task 4 – Managing Finances 11
Task 5 – Risk Management within the Project 13
Task 6 – Conflicts and Negotiation 15
Task 7 – Teamwork 16
Conclusion 17
References 18

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Introduction
The administration of "smart cities," which are characterized by the promotion of innovation and
the resolution of specific challenges in different cities while also preserving "smart lives" for
their residents, is one of the most discussed themes in the modern world. In order to improve the
quality of life and make life more manageable, investments are being made in regional
transportation within cities and countries. In addition, you may ensure superior project execution,
solution, and administration with the aid of the proper project management and team. OS-
programmable cities are part of a new global culture, and as a result, people everywhere are
seeking greater influence over their social, economic, and environmental destinies. This research
is based on a case study of Hull's deployment of smart urban sustainability, and it identifies a
number of probabilities and challenges on the path to OS-programmable cities. Therefore, the
Internet of Things (IoT) is a more appropriate technological phrase for evaluating contemporary
traits and forms within the context of constructing smart urban neighborhoods. According to the
presented case study, there are currently 260 thousand individuals employed in twelve various IT
industries in Hull. The information technology (IT) and telecommunications industries are
hurrying to implement IoT in order to boost long-term economic growth and smart city
development. This study's findings will be incorporated into public displays of project plans,
managerial positions, and mathematical activities in order to monitor the city's growth and the
spread of a more progressive lifestyle among its residents. Since Hull seeks to embrace
sustainability practices comparable to those of major cities such as London, we will cover the
foundations of project management as they relate to the long-term viability of the OS program in
Hull.

Task 1 – The Project Manager

One's knowledge and expertise in project management can have an impact on the plan for the
project, which can also contribute to the project's effective management and completion. You
won't need to worry about us abandoning you in the middle of the process because we also have
the experienced project managers and specialists you need to conclude the project on time. The
completion of the project will be guaranteed as a result of this. According to Meng and Boyd
(2017), those who are in charge of managing or administering the project have an obligation to
guarantee that they are in possession of the expertise and skills required to perform the various
tasks and activities that are associated with it. This obligation applies whether the project is large
or small. The ability of the project manager to predict and plan for potential hurdles is a
significant component in determining whether or not the project will be successfully finished and
whether or not the company will grow its operations. Managers will be able to monitor the
entirety of the project and address any potential risks if they have competent workers, an
efficient training system, and contributions to the work process. This will allow them to address
any potential risks that may occur. If a project's management, costs, execution, planning, and
budget are all carried out well, the project manager will get both growth and experience as a
result of their involvement in the project. According to Aragonés-Beltrán, having strong
management and leadership skills is necessary in order to successfully manage projects and fully
implement initiatives (2017). Positivity, communication, behavior, innovative and inventive

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thinking, and creativity are just a few of the distinctive traits that are essential for successful
project management.
Project manager growth and competencies critically discussion
The sustainable development of a city like Hull demands a project manager with specific skills,
such as knowledge of cutting-edge operating system software and the Internet of Things.
Therefore, the following table will be produced to illustrate the various tasks played by project
managers.

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 Table 1: Project managers' roles in managing OS smart city skills and services (Source: As
influenced by Aragonés-Beltrán et al. 2017)
It is also required to possess the appropriate set of skills, knowledge, and concepts in order to
effectively govern a smart OS programmable city whose cornerstone is a superior quality of life
for the city's citizens. This is because the city's residents are the city's primary focus. To oversee
the beginning of the project, as well as its planning, implementation, and design, is one of the
primary roles of the project manager. Discovering the tools and various technological aspects of
the OS, such as the Internet of Things, is one of the things that Hull needs to do in order to
conduct an analysis of the programmable city management of the OS and its sustainable
evolution. The group is tasked with not only guiding stakeholders, attaining goals, inspiring team
members, and communicating project accomplishments, but also maintaining teamwork while
efficiently offering services and calculating applicable rates (Sanchez and Terlizzi, 2017).

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Because of this, they are putting in a lot of effort to devise an effective plan for the project and
keep an eye on the finances.

Task 2 – Problem Solving & Decision Making

The project managers in Hull are well aware of the fact that it is essential to establish a unit for
problem-solving and decision-making in order to guarantee the best possible outcome of the
city's efforts to become more sustainable and to deploy a smart operating system. According to
Schwartz and his colleagues, the project of professional development and sustainability is a
tapestry that is woven together with a number of different perceptual perspectives, universal
perspectives, problem recognition, business project planning, cognitive psychology, tools, a great
number of important elements, and individual technologies (2018). An impact map is the most
effective means of controlling OS programmable hull city from the perspective of IT managers,
the government, and the numerous shareholder activities (Yuan et al., 2019). In light of the
objective of transforming Hull City into a smart city, the manager of the project needs to
analyses each of these components in order to devise a strategy for the long-term success of the
project's objectives. Each of these processes the formation of policy, the expansion of
technological capabilities, the institutionalization of specialized knowledge, and the maturity of
technological expertise has, throughout the course of history, been subject to a variety of shifts
and transformations (Richardson and Jackson, 2018). As a direct result of this, the Stakeholder
Development Map may be utilized to ascertain the most effective plan of action and to build an
internal check list in order to ensure the financial, temporal, and technological viability of Hull
over the long run. When someone does this, it has the potential to cause a shift in their
worldview. As a direct result of this, an awareness of both the options that might be selected and
the effects that those decisions would have on the various stakeholders is essential for the
efficient management of project goals.
Developing the influence map in regard to stakeholder activities
In order to implement the process of smart OS programmable development and to overcome
systemic hurdles, the main project team in London's Hull will need to investigate a variety of
tactics and approaches. This will be necessary in order to accomplish both of these goals. The
following table provides an illustration of the most effective method for monitoring the
development procedure and map for stakeholder attributes and their expansion. In addition,
Kabeyi (2019) contends that one will have a better chance of realizing the project's goals and the
one-of-a-kind way for implementing this OS programmable city if they research the sustainable
development of the city of Hull. This is the conclusion that he draws from his analysis. The
transformation of Hull City into a smart city will be facilitated by this. Stakeholders in Hull have
shown their willingness to adopt initiatives that aim to improve urban sustainability decision-
making.

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 Table 2: Hull city OS programmable management influence map (Source: Self-developed)
According to the findings of a recent study, the many stakeholders of a city may be connected to
the city's institutions, architects, political leaders, and media sources. With the help of this impact
map, it will be possible to successfully complete the project as well as all goals connected to the
management of programmable applications for operating systems. The inquiry is especially
interested in the processes that were utilized to address issues and concerns raised throughout the
course of the project. Because of a variety of criteria and regulations, intelligent operating system
programmers will always have the opportunity to find work in Hull City.
People from many walks of life, including regular individuals, journalists, scientists, non-
governmental organizations, government agencies, financial institutions, insurance firms, and
many others, are present here. In addition to the resources and workers that are already available
within the organizations, the government and other sectors are keen to lend a hand with the
project's implementation as well as the financial demands that have been identified. According to
Raum, the most important things are the initial stage, the plan, the actions taken, the
development, and the conclusion reached (2018). Because this endeavor involves funds and a
budget, the impact that stakeholders have on growth is pertinent in this context. The management
of the project is carried out by utilizing a wide variety of concepts and information from several
publications in these domains, and the results provide a classification of the programmable
design of intelligent operating systems from a variety of different points of view. It is possible
that a stakeholder impact map will be utilized in order for Hull City to achieve its goals of
becoming a pioneering smart city and enhancing the programmability of its operating system.

Task 3 – The Project Triangle

The Hull Open Source Software (OS) strategy for managing smart, sustainable development
determines the project triangles required to complete the project from start to finish based on
cost, time, and scope. This method was developed by Hull.

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 Figure 1: Project triangle (Source: As influenced by Kerzner, 2017)
Then, with these variables in place, the management of technology advances and services may
assure Hull City's continued sustainable development. According to Kerzner (2017), this OS-
programmable city has a number of controls and restrictions in place to help stakeholders and
stockholders manage their commitments. These controls and constraints may be found in this
city. These three aspects play a significant role in determining the length of time things will take,
the amount of money that will be spent, and the scope of the project that will be implemented in
London's OS programmable Hull city, which is frequently referred to as the best smart city
development project in the world. City of London's OS programmable Hull city is frequently
referred to as the best smart city development project in the world (or scope ranges). At the end
of the day, it is the responsibility of the project manager to ensure that the project has been
completed effectively and that all parties involved have been held accountable for their actions
(Rahimian et al. 2019). Utilizing the triangle that was constructed specifically for this project
allows for the examination of more OS-programmable projects. Some examples of these projects
are the management of Hull City and the development of its smart infrastructure.
Time and resources are similarly intertwined; the former are frequently committed to
"appropriate" upgrades and "strategic plans" for monetary services, whereas the latter are
frequently hampered by monetary restrictions. Time is frequently committed to "appropriate"
upgrades and "strategic plans" for monetary services. It is common practice to devote time on
"suitable" updates and "strategic planning" for financial services. In the research that Kivila and
his colleagues conducted, they tested the idea that cost and time management may be leveraged
to provide a more accurate description of the overall project structure in operating system
programmable development (2017). The case of Bristol demonstrates that the viewpoints of old
concepts and information are legitimately acknowledged, and it is conceivable for a number of
parties, such as Connexin and Cisco, to meet the future growth and success of Hull city smart
development. Effective and dependable project management is attainable through the integration

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of different software tools, technological perspectives, and IoT technology management
(Dahooie et al. 2021). Then, in a competitive environment, team members might be better
prepared by utilizing historical data to anticipate and evaluate likely flaws. This improves the
adoption of the approach for managing urban planning and enhanced strategic growth in
technology areas by HCC and project managers. (Kivila et al., 2017) Both the problem's features
and the project manager's negotiating skills are crucial in determining whether or not
negotiations are required. Moreover, bargaining skills vary across all fields, creating the
groundwork for effective project management. This initiates the overall procedure. Therefore, it
is evident that project management is necessary for efficient IT administration.

Task 4 – Managing Finances

Critically discussion on the Hull project cost

Table 3: Hull's OS programmable management cost estimate (Source: From case study analysis)
Massive amounts of information and data are gathered for the purpose of coordinating the most
cutting-edge technology with their most effective applications in the management of the most
cutting-edge smart city building in relation to the OS project of Hull city sustainability. This is
done in order to ensure that the city of Hull continues to be a leader in environmental
sustainability (Stobiersk et al., 2022). It is possible to improve the management of weather,
floods, modern traffic, infrastructure, proper and intelligent street lighting, and air purification
through the use of an autonomous street lighting system, "advanced sensor systems," GPS
systems, and the movements of people, in addition to air quality statistics. Other factors that can
be taken into account include: modern traffic, infrastructure, proper and intelligent street
lighting, and modern weather. We are able to make an educated prediction, based on the
information that was acquired for this particular case study that "KCOM" has spent around £85
million on bandwidth control, communication management, and administrative costs (Stobierski,
2022). Due to the necessity of using high-quality detectors and transmitters, it is anticipated that
the completion of these obligations will incur a cost of five million dollars.
It is anticipated that the total amount spent on salaries and supplies for both employees and
suppliers will amount to the same total sum. In order to construct the project's ultimate

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framework, the operating system (OS) that is included in the Cisco software was utilized. The
building of this framework was overseen by an outstanding program manager in Hull City's OS
smart city management, who did an outstanding job. This is an effective approach for relaying
the findings of twelve distinct investigations, and it makes use of sensors that are manufactured
locally and connected to the Internet of Things. These anticipated costs are extremely important
for projecting and calculating the cost of running a firm throughout a particular geographical area
and for a specific amount of time. According to the findings of the case study, the total cost to
cover all services may be as high as 87.85 million pounds; these anticipated expenses would
cover all of the services. In addition, the Hull Smart City Initiative makes use of cutting-edge
educational and medical facilities, as well as hydraulic monitoring systems, as well as
progressive and inventive infrastructure. Accuracy in both the initial cost estimates and the long-
term cost forecasts is an absolute necessity for the project to be a success. This requirement
applies to both short-term and long-term cost projections.
Different comparable programs on the basis of comparative analysis

Figure 2: Similar cost estimation program and top-down management styles (Source: As
influenced by Schoper et al. 2018)
The "Top-down" method is the most dependable strategy for controlling capital, scope, and
expenses during the process of developing and deploying Hull OS's programmable city. This is
because the "Top-down" method builds the city from the top down. This approach is strongly
reliant on other cost prediction technologies, which provide more precise projections of a variety
of different sorts of expenses (Schoper et al. 2018). It is possible that the Hull smart OS

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management project will make use of this strategy in order to evaluate its methodology and
collect data for the purpose of cost estimation. In addition to its myriad applications, the
analogue approach is most commonly utilized in the calculation of full, spectrum, and fractional
values. Everything has been laid out in accordance with the cost estimate table, which was built
on the basis of real expenditures rather than estimates. This ensures that everything is in the
correct place. In addition, it would appear that the analogue method of cost computation is one
that is not only effective but also user-friendly. It provides access to a wide range of data
concerning the programmable city of Hull, which is run by the Hull operating system. Kerzner
(2017) then continues on to address how the management team of the Hull OS program and the
program manager should focus their emphasis on the operational strategies, good management,
and the urban development services that are provided by the program.

Task 5 – Risk Management within the Project

The OS program for city management and sustainable growth in Hull serves as the foundation
for this project. Risk management is utilized to determine whether the risks associated with the
project are high, medium, or low.
 Red indicates high risk (8-10)
 Yellow indicates moderate (5-7)
 Green indicates lower risks (1-4)

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 Table 4: List of risks for the Hull city OS program
Discussion of the different kinds of risks Hull could face
 Strategic risk: Hull runs the risk of falling short of achieving its objectives if its
leadership and management are ineffective. According to Taherdoost (2018), initiatives
and programs can provide stronger collaboration and project goals, which are only
focused on geopolitical hazards across the public view, prospective patterns, and
engaging various action plans. This is according to the findings of the study.
 Operational risk: Because it is difficult to establish strong signals and determine the
appropriate capacity to infer, this operating system (OS) program and smart city
management are both susceptible to the possibility of being attacked by cybercriminals
and having authentication problems (Widianti et al. 2018). Because digital networks have
the potential to have both positive and negative effects on society, it is imperative that
Hull keep a close eye on their expansion in order to successfully regulate the environment
inside the city.
 Risk in financial activities: When designing and constructing a smart city, having access
to sufficient finance is one of the most important factors to consider. A top-down
strategy, such as comparable cost estimating, is required in order to efficiently manage
the twelve different data sets and the cost estimates that are associated with them
(Borkovskaya, 2018). Therefore, reductions in spending, the use of new technologies, and
the astute management of both resources and funds are potential solutions to the city's
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  Risk in environmental aspects: A bad garbage collection system, slow internet speeds,
and poor air quality are all concerns that can be mitigated to some degree by using air
quality monitoring devices such as AQMesh.
 Reputational risks: Professionals with advanced degrees in information technology are
more committed to ensuring that the municipal operations of the city of Hull follow all of
the smart city development standards defined in the OS plan.
 Compliance: It is possible to make use of regulations such as "Section 120, OMB
circular A-11" in order to evaluate and sustain the value and happiness of consumers.

Task 6 – Conflicts and Negotiation

The occurrence of two occurrences is based only on international accords, and this fact alone
implies ramifications or major production in this regard. Moreover, Lee et al. indicated that if
one is cancelled, another can be employed to resolve the resulting conflict (2017). The
effectiveness and efficiency of management are contingent upon proper reconciliation. The
unresolved occurrence can serve as a catalyst for new conflict management, fas, and targeted
projects.
Formulation of measures to resolve disputes found
Situational circumstances lead to variances in performance, complex interactions, and a
propensity for ambiguity, as do differences of opinion over who should contribute and
collaborate. Considering the magnitude of the conflict between the two parties, the project
management team must look ahead to the identification of potential difficulties and roadblocks
included within the sources. Meredith et al. proved that Connexin and Cisco are capable of
developing intelligent, smart developments (2017). This will aid in minimizing the failure risk of
the municipal administration's OS program in Hull. Potential sources of difficulties include
interpersonal problems, poor planning, technical glitches, knowledge gaps, and inadequate
organizational structures. Workers in places such as London's Hull are regarded as the most
intelligent in the country due to their low levels of confidence, communication challenges, and
disagreements over spending, and awe.
Comparative analysis of other comparable programs
In addition to being better prepared, the campaign management team has helped reduce tensions
in the office. Bristol is also one of the most sophisticated "smart cities" in the United Kingdom.
Using innovative technologies, Hull's smart city plan has successfully addressed data retention
and confidentiality issues that could escalate into conflicts (Lu and Wang, 2017). As a result, the
city of Hull may adopt more sustainable practices, such as the use of hybrid automobiles,
interactive businesses, and smart devices, through the deployment of efficient technologies and
OS programming. Bristol could benefit from this approach to dispute resolution and
management. Management of large data sets and predictive analysis are two other techniques
that can be utilized to reduce campaign tensions (Wu et al. 2018). In order to offer a great
experience for the client, the project management team must ensure a high-quality relationship,
solid credibility, and solid foundation.

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Task 7 – Teamwork
It is the responsibility of program managers to assemble a group of powerful, qualified, effective,
and successful individuals. This enhances the acquisition of new skills, the expansion of one's
body of knowledge, the pursuit of a common objective, and the selection of project collaborators.
As indicated by Soboleva and Karavaev, information and communication technology-based
detectors should be installed to boost Hull's sustainable urban growth rate (2020). Great team
leaders also encourage collaboration, open communication channels, and cross-company
alliances. In human resources, standard operating procedures are utilized, and all financial
transactions are double-checked by qualified accountants. It is also essential that the city of Hull
collaborate on a variety of issues that affect the city's progress toward being a more affluent and
culturally diverse town. In addition, a good team is characterized by its emphasis on inter-group
coordination, the achievement of its goals, the integration of members from diverse backgrounds,
the significance of their involvement and encouragement, the clarity of its objectives, and the
ability to enjoy the training process.
Dynamic teamwork with all its attendant difficulties

Figure 3: Dynamic cooperation presents a wide range of difficulties (Source: Self-developed)

Effective teamwork involves both long-term planning and seamless coordination in order to
successfully coordinate the development of Hull with OS developments in London. Moreover,
according to Tripathy (2018), a well-functioning team consists of individuals from diverse
cultural backgrounds who are able to work together because they are effective communicators,
have received enough training, and understand how to correctly construct contracts and

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collaborate. When members are exposed to other cultural perspectives and educated to interpret
and respond to nonverbal cues, teams can increase their production. There were numerous
difficulties and opportunities that interprofessional teams had to overcome. Moreover, poor
information, communication gaps, and trust issues are the key hurdles to effective collaboration
in complex organizations. Before applying to the OS program and developing smart cities, the
city of Hull must assure its technological and IoT technologies for improved services and its
management's ability to identify connectivity difficulties (Plotnikova and Strukov, 2019).
However, this can impact the project as a whole and generate issues for your company. As a
result, it may be challenging to acquire the trust of stakeholders from several disciplines, who
ultimately determine the findings. Lack of familiarity with the group's members and distribution
of low-quality items may be detrimental to its reputation.
Comparative analysis of other comparable programs
The British "smart city" Initiative serves as a case study for this discussion because it, too, seeks
to control innovation, provide facilities and sensors, and deal with a multitude of tuning
concerns. Cooperation in the workplace, according to Noguera et al., may increase awareness,
control, and resolution of trust difficulties (2018). However, the team was able to overcome the
communication barriers by formulating a plan for constant communication that will finally result
in the completion of this project. In addition, when rational explanations are not effectively
managed, confusion and other technical issues may arise. As a result, Hull's smart city
development innovations are supported by operational strategies that can accommodate the
complexities of modern project teams.
Conclusion
The discussion of the study makes it abundantly clear that the fundamental purpose of Hull's
smart OS program is to facilitate the management of smart circumstances, city tourists, and city
residents. The study highlights the team's skill and agility in managing a variety of difficulties
and client expectations. Despite this, the cost-benefit analysis of the smart city program has not
changed. Residents of Hull now have access to an astonishing new complex. Alongside project
length, cost, and scope, lost revenue is calculated in order to present a complete economic picture
of the project. As part of risk management, you will need to address project-specific risks and
estimate how much they will cost financially. In addition, information on service quality will
have been acquired regardless of whether the trial run is successful or not. To achieve its
objectives, the Hull city project must effectively coordinate the activities of 12 distinct phases
that are crucial to the success of the OS program, the enhancement of Hull city's quality of life
management, and its smart sustainability.

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