Project Quality Management Research Articles

Professional perceptions of right-first-time and quality management in construction projects through open-ended feedback

PurposeThe construction industry has struggled to deliver schemes on time to budget and right-first-time (RFT). There have been many studies into nonconformance and rework through quantitative research over the years to understand why the industry continues to see similar issues of failure. Some scholars have reported rework figures as high as 12.6% of total contract value, highlighting major concerns of the sustainability of construction projects. Separately, however, there have been few studies that explore and detail the views of industry professions who are caught in the middle of quality issues, to understand their perceptions of where the industry is failing. As such, this paper interrogates qualitative data (open-ended questions) on the topic of nonconformance and rework in construction to understand what industry professionals believe are the causes and suggested improvement areas.Design/methodology/approachA qualitative approach is adopted for this research. An industry survey consisting of seven open-ended questions is presented to two professional working groups within a Tier 1 contractor, and outputs are analysed using statistic software (NVivo 12) to identify prominent themes for discussion. Inductive analysis is undertaken to gain further insight into responses to yield recurrent areas for continuous improvement.FindingsQualitative analysis of the survey reveals a persistent prioritisation of cost and programme over quality management in construction project. Furthermore, feedback from construction professionals present a number of improvement areas that must be addressed to improve quality. These include increased training and competency investment, overhauling quality behaviours, providing greater quality leadership direction and reshaping the way clients govern schemes.Research limitations/implicationsThere are limitations to this paper that require noting. Firstly, the survey was conducted within one principal contractor with varying levels of knowledge across multiple sectors. Secondly, the case study was from one major highways scheme; therefore, the generalisability of the findings is limited. It is suggested that a similar exercise is undertaken in other sectors to uncover similar improvement avenues.Practical implicationsThe implications of this study calls for quality to be re-evaluated at project, company, sector and government levels to overhaul how quality is delivered. Furthermore, the paper identifies critical learning outcomes for the construction sector to take forward, including the need to reassess projects to ensure they are appropriately equip with competent personnel under a vetted, progressive training programme, share collaborative behaviours that value quality delivery on an equal standing to safety, programme and cost and tackle the inappropriate resource dilemmas projects finding themselves in through clear tendering and accurate planning. In addition, before making erratic decisions, projects must assess the risk profiling of proceed without approved design details and include the client in the decision-making process. Moreover, the findings call for a greater collaborative environment between the construction team and quality management department, rather than being seen as obstructive (i.e. compliance based policing). All of these must be driven by leadership to overhaul the way quality is managed on schemes. The findings demonstrate the importance and impact from open-ended survey response data studies to enhance quantitative outcomes and help provide strengthened proposals of improvement.Originality/valueThis paper addresses the highly sensitive area of quality failure outcomes and interrogates them via an industry survey within a major UK contractor for feedback. Unique insights are gained into how industry professionals perceive quality in construction. From previous research, this has been largely missing and offers a valuable addition in understanding the “quality status quo” from those delivering schemes.

A Review - Factors Affecting on Time, Cost and Quality of Construction

Abstract: The primary goal of this study is to assess and explore time, cost, and quality management within the construction industry. The purpose of the study is to identify factors that impact time, cost, and quality management in construction projects. Quality stands out as a crucial aspect of all projects, and the success of construction projects hinges significantly on the performance of quality. However, accomplishing this objective is undeniably a challenging task. This study specifically investigates the factors that influence the control of cost and time in construction projects. The aim is to propose recommendations that can assist stakeholders in achieving enhanced cost and time performance in construction projects. The study acknowledges the intricate nature of balancing these key elements and strives to contribute valuable insights for improving overall project outcomes in the construction industry. This study is limited to the perspective of an appropriate sample of professionals in the construction industry. The data collection method involves the use of questionnaires and interviews, which will be subject to descriptive statistical analysis utilizing percentages, mean scores, and frequency of collected data. The primary factors influencing time, cost, and quality in a construction project were identified as planned and scheduled deficiencies, fraudulent methods, kickbacks, and the absence of clear evaluation standards. The research aims to scrutinize the factors that have both positive and adverse effects on construction projects. The study recommends that the construction team work diligently to ensure effective management of time, cost, and quality in construction projects. The objective of this study is to analyze how those involved in project teams perceive time, cost, and quality management on construction projects. Conclusions are drawn, and recommendations are made regarding time, cost, and quality management estimates for construction projects. In the construction industry, the concept of risk management is a less popular technique. There are three main stages in the systematic approach to risk management in the construction industry. A questionnaire, developed based on identified factors, was used to gather the opinions of construction experts. Quality is a critical aspect of any project, especially in construction. The success of construction projects is largely determined by the quality of work. Unfortunately, the construction industry is facing quality issues that result in ineffective and inefficient projects, leading to cost overruns, delays, and excessive rework. To address this issue, a research study was conducted to examine the factors that have positive and negative impacts on construction projects. A questionnaire was developed to gather feedback from construction experts, and statistical analysis tools such as chisquare and weighted mean method (WMM) were used to rank the significance of these factors. The definition of quality can vary depending on the perspective of those defining it. Some see it as meeting specific requirements, while others view it as delivering value for the price paid. For construction companies, quality is about satisfying customers and fulfilling their needs while staying within budget. Quality is an important factor in construction projects, as it can lead to cost overruns and delays. Quality control (QC) and quality assurance systems are established to meet specific requirements. In the construction industry, QC can be seen as achieving client satisfaction, managing costs, and allowing enough time to achieve the desired level of quality. An international standard organization (ISO) has developed a quality assurance system to improve quality and address quality-related issues. The ISO 9001 series has been created to apply to all types of organizations.

Analysis of the Application of BIM Technology in the Quality Management of Assembly Type Residential Construction Project

The rapid development of China's information technology and our various industries, the development of China's construction industry is also very fast. At present, there is a large space for improvement in the quality management of assembly building projects, and it is of great significance to build a set of quality management system to meet the construction of assembly building projects, which is important for the smooth and rapid development of assembly building. The core idea of BIM technology lies in the management of informationization by transforming the physical construction works into informationized models. During the continuous development of China's modern construction industry, it has objectively promoted the optimization and improvement of technical processes in the engineering field, especially under the background of information technology, and has also derived more advanced technologies. BIM technology is an important technology in the construction field. In the process of applying BIM technology to assembled buildings, it can be effectively modeled according to the building situation, and then the problems existing in the project can be analyzed and refined, so as to accelerate the solution of various problems and ensure the safety and stability of the project. This paper addresses the shortcomings of quality management of assembly construction projects, relies on the advantages of BIM technology in informatization and synergization, explores its application in the quality management of assembly construction projects, and evaluates its application effect, with a view to providing a reference for other similar projects relying on BIM technology for quality management, and further promoting the development of China's assembly construction.

Use of Lung Ultrasound in Reducing Radiation Exposure in Neonates with Respiratory Distress: A Quality Management Project.

Background and Objectives: Our quality management project aims to decrease by 20% the number of neonates with respiratory distress undergoing chest radiographs as part of their diagnosis and monitoring. Materials and Methods: This quality management project was developed at Life Memorial Hospital, Bucharest, between 2021 and 2023. Overall, 125 patients were included in the study. The project consisted of a training phase, then an implementation phase, and the final results were measured one year after the end of the implementation phase. The imaging protocol consisted of the performance of lung ultrasounds in all the patients on CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) or mechanical ventilation (first ultrasound at about 90 min after delivery) and the performance of chest radiographs after endotracheal intubation in any case of deterioration of the status of the patient or if such a decision was taken by the clinician. The baseline characteristics of the population were noted and compared between years 2021, 2022, and 2023. The primary outcome measures were represented by the number of X-rays performed in ventilated patients per year (including the patients on CPAP, SIMV (synchronized intermittent mandatory ventilation), IPPV (intermittent positive pressure ventilation), HFOV (high-frequency oscillatory ventilation), the number of X-rays performed per patient on CPAP/year, the number of chest X-rays performed per mechanically ventilated patient/year and the mean radiation dose/patient/year. There was no randomization of the patients for the intervention. The results were compared between the year before the project was introduced and the 2 years across which the project was implemented. Results: The frequency of cases in which no chest X-ray was performed was significantly higher in 2023 compared to 2022 (58.1% vs. 35.8%; p = 0.03) or 2021 (58.1% vs. 34.5%; p = 0.05) (a decrease of 22.3% in 2023 compared with 2022 and of 23.6% in 2023 compared with 2021). The frequency of cases with one chest X-ray was significantly lower in 2023 compared to 2022 (16.3% vs. 35.8%; p = 0.032) or 2021 (16.3% vs. 44.8%; p = 0.008). The mean radiation dose decreased from 5.89 Gy × cm2 in 2021 to 3.76 Gy × cm2 in 2023 (36% reduction). However, there was an increase in the number of ventilated patients with more than one X-ray (11 in 2023 versus 6 in 2021). We also noted a slight annual increase in the mean number of X-rays per patient receiving CPAP followed by mechanical ventilation (from 1.80 in 2021 to 2.33 in 2022 and then 2.50 in 2023), and there was a similar trend in the patients that received only mechanical ventilation without a statistically significant difference in these cases. Conclusions: The quality management project accomplished its goal by obtaining a statistically significant increase in the number of ventilated patients in which chest radiographs were not performed and also resulted in a more than 30% decrease in the radiation dose per ventilated patient. This task was accomplished mainly by increasing the number of patients on CPAP and the use only of lung ultrasound in the patients on CPAP and simple cases.

Critical Study Quality Management for the Anti-Seepage System in Macau’s Landfill Area

This paper delves into the Macau landfill’s anti-seepage system project quality management, highlighting its environmental significance. We summarize global research and provide an overview of the project, emphasizing the importance of quality control across phases. We focus on monitoring, evaluation, and inspection methods to ensure quality objectives. Our findings contribute to environmental preservation and sustainability.

Assessing the Moderating Role of Supervisor Support in Amplifying Total Quality Management Practices and Project Performance within Pakistan’s Manufacturing Sector Post-Covid19: An Empirical Study

This empirical research investigates the interplay between Total Quality Management (TQM), Project Performance (PP), and Supervisor Support (SS) within the context of post-Covid-19 pandemic manufacturing firms in Pakistan. The study involved the development and distribution of a questionnaire to manufacturing industries located in federal area of Pakistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan and northern Punjab, Pakistan. Upon scrutinizing the collected data, the research revealed a noteworthy and positive correlation between Total Quality Management and Project Performance. Out of 195 distributed questionnaires, 131 responses were received. Interestingly, while global literature commonly asserts that Supervisor Support serves as a beneficial moderator in the relationship between Total Quality Management and Project Performance, the study’s findings in the Pakistani manufacturing sector suggested a different reality. Specifically, supervisors were perceived as providing insufficient support to their subordinates in matters of quality. Some employees also highlighted that their organizations struggled to implement TQM practices fully, occasionally breaching cost and time constraints in projects; nevertheless, these organizations remained highly profitable. Overall, it suggests that manufacturing industries in Pakistan may benefit from prioritizing Supervisor Support within the framework of Total Quality Management to enhance their overall performance and production efficiency.

Effective strategies of construction project management and construction quality in the new era

Effective strategies of construction project management and construction quality in the new era

Theoretical and Empirical Research on Improving the Quality of Higher Vocational College Enterprise Cooperation Based on PDCA Cycle

The quality of school enterprise cooperation in vocational colleges is one of the important indicators for the quality of teaching practice in vocational colleges. Applying project management methods, technologies, and tools to school enterprise cooperation construction projects has significant advantages, which helps to ensure the quality of school enterprise cooperation construction projects under the “Double High Plan”. In this context, this article takes the construction project of the School of Finance and Economics Cooperation of Chengdu Vocational and Technical College as the research object, applies the PDCA cycle improvement theory of project quality management to the school enterprise cooperation of the School of Finance and Economics, analyzes the problems in the construction of the school enterprise cooperation project of the School of Finance and Economics, and proposes improvement suggestions, in order to explore an effective path for higher vocational colleges in finance and economics to promote the quality improvement of school enterprise cooperation projects.

Analysis of Construction Quality Control Measures of Building Decoration Engineering Based on Big Data Technology

Abstract In the field of architectural decoration engineering, construction quality control is the main issue, which has a significant impact on project safety, cost and schedule. Under the background of the increasing maturity of big data technology, its application in the quality control of architectural decoration engineering has become a new trend in the industry, which is expected to improve quality management through technological innovation. This study analyzes the construction quality control measures of architectural decoration projects using big data technology to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of project quality management. The study utilizes PDCA and SDCA quality control theories, BIM technology, and extensive data analysis to fully monitor and assess the construction process of building decoration projects. The construction quality control mode using big data technology performs significantly better in improving project quality than traditional mode. The project’s second phase adopts the new model, and its construction quality score is higher than that of the first phase by more than 5 points on average, and the frequency of quality problems is reduced by 23%. A multi-layer fuzzy comprehensive evaluation model evaluates the quality control effect, and the construction quality control effect is rated as “excellent” with an affiliation value of 62.1%. The introduction of data technology significantly improves the efficiency and effectiveness of construction quality control in architectural decoration projects, and provides an effective management model for the industry.

Innovative approaches to administrative process engineering for optimal project management quality

Innovative approaches to administrative process engineering for optimal project management quality

ОЦІНКА ВІДПОВІДНОСТІ У СФЕРІ ЗАЛІЗНИЧНОГО ТРАНСПОРТУ. МОДУЛЬ СV. НЕОБХІДНІСТЬ, ОСОБЛИВОСТІ ТА МОЖЛИВОСТІ ЗАСТОСУВАННЯ

Assessment of product compliance with the requirements of technical regulations is an important aspect of the technical regulation system of Ukraine, the legislative requirements of which, according to the Law of Ukraine On Technical Regulations and Assessment of Compliance, are aimed at protecting the life and health of people, animals and plants, protecting the environment and natural resources, ensuring energy efficiency, property protection, ensuring national security and preventing business practices that mislead the consumer (user). The action of this law is aimed at regulating relations that arise in connection with the development and adoption of technical regulations and the conformity assessment procedures provided for by them, their application in relation to products that are put into practice, placed on the market or put into operation, and in the cases specified in part according to the second Article 11 of this Law, is in use in Ukraine, as well as the implementation of a voluntary conformity assessment. The provisions of this law apply to all products available on the market of Ukraine (except for the exceptions provided by law), in particular, to railway transport. The law also regulates the compliance assessment according to certain procedures, the rules and procedure of which can be defined both in a separate document of the procedure and in a certain technical regulation. The article deals with the aspects of assessing the conformity of railway transport products in compliance with CV module. It is established that the conformity assessment according to the CV module is performed in combination with the SV module (type examination) and CH1 (conformity based on a complete quality management system and project study). The combination of the CV and CH1 modules is the most difficult one for assessment, but provides complete and objective information about the object of conformity assessment from development to the results of trial operation.

Eco-packaging: assessing consumer capital assets and project management effectiveness

In response to the growing importance of sustainability in the business landscape, this study proposes a comprehensive system of indicators aimed at evaluating consumer capital assets and project management effectiveness within the context of introducing new products to the market, with a specific focus on ecopackaging. Businesses today face a pressing need to incorporate eco-friendly practices into their product development processes while also ensuring their initiatives resonate positively with consumers. This study addresses this challenge by developing a robust framework to assess the impact of eco-packaging initiatives on consumer capital assets, such as brand loyalty, trust, and satisfaction, as well as project management effectiveness metrics, including time, cost, and quality. To construct this innovative framework, a mixed-methods approach was employed, combining a thorough literature review, insightful expert interviews, and a comprehensive survey of consumers. By integrating these diverse methodologies, this study aimed to create a well-rounded and adaptable system of indicators that captures the multifaceted aspects of sustainable product development. The proposed system of indicators not only provides businesses with a practical tool for evaluating the effectiveness of their eco-packaging strategies but also offers a means to enhance their understanding of consumer behavior and preferences in the realm of sustainability. By identifying key areas of improvement and success, businesses can tailor their eco-packaging initiatives to align more closely with consumer expectations, thereby fostering greater brand loyalty and trust. Moreover, the framework enables a detailed assessment of project management effectiveness, allowing businesses to optimize their processes, reduce time-to-market, control costs, and enhance overall product quality. The results of this study are poised to significantly benefit businesses seeking to integrate sustainability into their core strategies. By offering a comprehensive and nuanced evaluation of the impact of eco-packaging initiatives, this research empowers businesses to make informed decisions, enhancing both their environmental responsibility and their competitive advantage in the market. Through a holistic approach that considers the intricate interplay of consumer perceptions and project management efficiency, this study contributes valuable insights to the fields of marketing, sustainable development, and project management.

Effective Project Management Contribution on Project Success: A Review Article on the Building Sector in Ghana

Objective: The purpose of this research is to find out how effective project management contributes to a successful project outcome.
 Methods: The studies used a cross sectional study design. It was a quantitative study. Data was collected among project managers and team of industrial companies. Correlation was used to analyze the correlation between project management and project success. 
 Results: The review of the studies indicates as follows; according to Akewushola et al. [1], companies' bottom lines have no impact on project quality management, according to the null hypothesis. Based on Pace's Pearson's correlation coefficient test findings, the technology group showed a relatively positive association between the project management approach and the project's reported success [2]. Contractors and customers were satisfied with the outcome of the project in Dinesh and Gangaram's [3] study.
 Conclusions: When projects adhere to certain project management principles, the likelihood of success for a company's initiatives is significantly enhanced.

Развитие системы менеджмента качества в проектах на фоне глобальных трансформаций

The article highlights the main provisions of building a quality management system in projects. The aim of the study is to build a model of the quality management process in projects in the form of Petri nets, as well as to develop the author’s system of criteria for assessing the quality of the project, adequate to global changes – the reversal of supply chains from West to East and the priority of the development of own production within the framework of the import substitution policy and ensuring Russia’s technological sovereignty. The research methods were formalization and modeling, which allow reflecting the logic of the links between the processes of implementing a quality management system in projects. National standards served as a conceptual basis. As a result, a logical-information model in IDEF0 notation was built, a discrete-event model based on Petri nets was developed and functionally described, including the main stages of quality management in projects, appli-cable in the conditions of automation of production and quality control of projects, processes, results. The mod-el can be integrated into corporate information systems as an additional module. A unique set of project quality assessment indicators covering aspects of import substitution, production localization, engineering staffing, digitalization, sustainable development in the context of project stages is proposed.

Exploration of safety management problems and countermeasures in the construction of housing projects

In the field of modern construction, quality and safety have always been the most important concern of construction units, and the quality and safety of housing construction projects also have a certain link, through the quality and safety management of housing construction projects, not only can improve the market competitiveness of construction enterprises, but also an important means to obtain high profits. Therefore, building construction enterprises must actively improve construction safety management, understand the potential safety risks of each link, improve the safety management level of housing projects, and promote the long-term development of China's construction enterprises.

Construction of natural population cohort on telephone follow-up management quality control system and discussion regarding critical issues by REDCap system

With completing a baseline survey of a large natural population cohort, conducting regular follow-up has become a key factor in further improving the quality of cohort construction and ensuring its sustainable development. Typical cohort follow-up methods include repeat surveys, routine monitoring, and community-oriented surveillance. However, in practical applications, there are often issues such as high costs, difficulty, and high error rates. Telephone follow-up is an important supplementary method to the methods mentioned above, as it has the characteristics of low cost, fast response, and high quality. However, the with difficult organization, quality control is challenging, response rates are low, and management levels vary widely, which limits its widespread use in large-scale population cohort studies. Given the above problems, this study draws on customer relationship management based on the actual needs of the China Northwest Cohort follow-up. It relies on the REDCap electronic data collection platform to build a telephone follow-up management and quality control system. Targeted solutions are provided for key issues in telephone follow-up implementation, including organizational structure, project management, data collection, and process quality control, to improve the quality control level of telephone follow-up comprehensively and thereby enhance the quality and efficiency of follow-up. We hope to provide standardized follow-up programs and efficient quality control tools for newly established and existing cohort studies.

Implementation of Quality Management System for a Small Scale Building Construction project Sites.

Abstract: The construction industry plays a crucial role in consistently delivering value and quality to its clients. Nevertheless, it faces challenges related to quality, leading to unsatisfactory outcomes, unsafe structures, and budget overruns. To address these issues, it is essential to establish a Quality Management System (QMS). This systematic approach ensures both product and process quality, not only satisfying customers and adhering to regulations but also reducing rework and waste. The successful implementation of a robust QMS involves tasks such as business analysis, initial planning, awareness raising, expert training, document control, deployment, measurement and control, auditing, and continuous improvement. This research focuses on the importance of quality management in small-scale construction projects during the execution phase. It involves data gathered from interviews and questionnaires with builders/contractors, consultants, and customers/building occupants. By examining the quality management practices of these small-scale building contractors and their impact on customer satisfaction, operational efficiency, and cost-effectiveness, this study aims to provide valuable insights into the matter.

Prediction of phytoplankton biomass and identification of key influencing factors using interpretable machine learning models

The water quality of the Middle Route of the South-to-North Water Diversion Project (MRP) of China is related to the health and safety of about 8500w people. In recent years, multiple occurrences of abnormal algal proliferation in water conveyance channels have posed potential risks to the water quality of diverted water. To clarify the growth situation of phytoplankton and evaluate the response relationships between water environmental parameters and phytoplankton in the MRP, in this study, a long-term monitoring dataset was collected from seven monitoring sites from May 2015 to December 2020 to statistically analyse the spatiotemporal characteristics of planktonic algal cell density (ACD). Based on this, four machine learning models, including multiple linear regression (MLR), support vector regression (SVR), random forest (RF), and extreme gradient boosting (XBGoost), were constructed to predict the ACD, and the SHapely Additive exPlanations (SHAP) method was used to interpret the best prediction model for identifying the response relationship between water environmental parameters and ACD. The results showed that (1) the seven monitoring sites could be divided into two significant groups (i.e., Group I and Group II) by hierarchical clustering analysis (HCA), among which the ACD of Group II was higher than that of Group I. (2) the performance of four prediction models using different evaluation metrics indicated that the RF model surpassed in prediction accuracy compared with the other three models in predicting ACD variations in Group I and Group II. (3) SHAP analysis revealed that the key factors affecting ACD variations in Group I were water temperature (WT), water depth (WD), permanganate index (PI), flow rate (Q) and dissolved oxygen (DO), and the ACD were inhibited when WT was below 23 °C, WD exceeded 6.5 m, and Q was between 100 and 250 m3/s. Additionally, WT, PI, and DO were the most important predictors of ACD in Group II, and ACD were inhibited when WT was below 24 °C, PI was lower than 2.4 mg/L and DO was higher than 9 mg/L. This research provides a theoretical basis and reference for water quality management and algal ecological control of water transfer projects with high spatial heterogeneity.

Effect of Quality Control on Implementation of Construction Projects in Rwanda: A Case Study of Horizon Construction Ltd, Gikondo to Rebero Road (2019-2022)

Since the 1987 World Commission on Environment and Development, project sustainability is increasingly becoming a critical element in project management. The increasing need for new project interventions means that donors are not prepared to keep investing scarce resources in the same projects for a long time, which calls for prioritization of sustainability throughout the project processes. This research project is based on a research project carried out in the horizon construction, focusing on effect of quality control in implementation of construction projects in Rwanda: the research has the following objectives: to find out factors consider in Plan qualities of project in horizon construction, to view the Perform quality assurance in monitoring and controlling of project, to view the Perform quality control help in executing of project. The researcher described the definition of key term and also usage of Project quality management, Competitive market and research used a sample size of 106 respondents from in horizon construction finance department and top management. The research was use questionnaires to collect data Then research conclude by saying that help in evaluating of the performance of business as well as certifying areas of improvement in horizon construction. Project quality management is performed to know the company Competitive market, investment profitability projections, and understanding the corporate financial position in terms of asset and liability comparisons from the balance sheet. Table presents the respondents opinion on reason of The visibility of the premise are checked to assure the availability of the premises, Rwanda with the mean of 4.42 percentage 93.4% Research findings also shows The major reason of quality control strategy in horizon construction are Perform Quality Assurance with mean of 4.43 at the average of 91.5%. Competitive market as dependent variable for this study is made during investment analysis to accept or reject a project by looking at reporting of the project management on profit and loss as well as calculate net present values of a project. Keywords: Quality Control, Implementation of Construction

An AHP-Based Framework for Effective Requirement Management in Agile Software Development (ASD)

In Agile changes may be made at any time throughout the project lifetime in agile projects. These changes, however, often lead to longer turnaround times and higher costs while having a substantial influence on the activities and quality of project management. The suggested framework's main goal is to increase the effectiveness and flexibility of the requirement engineering process by successfully managing requirements changes, particularly in contexts where Agile Software Development (ASD) is practiced. The Agile methodology has gained popularity as a strategy for developing software because it can adjust to changing requirements and deliver software gradually. To make sure that the software being produced satisfies stakeholder expectations and adds value to the firm, good requirement management is essential. Using the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) to prioritize requirements based on their relative relevance and urgency, this article introduces a framework for requirement management in Agile Projects. The most important requirements are taken care of first thanks to this strategy, which enables a more organized and informed decision-making process. We demonstrate the actual use of our framework in real-world contexts and highlight its efficacy in solving the issues faced by Agile projects by including a case study and an accompanying table. The suggested framework also supports the three core tenets of the Agile approach—transparency, cooperation, and continuous improvement—to foster an environment of excellence and ongoing learning within the Agile team. By developing these fundamental ideas, our framework not only supports Agile teams' continual growth and development but also helps them manage and prioritize requirements more efficiently, which ultimately improves project results and increases organizational value.