Kanski Lukasz

Dr. Kanski Lukasz

Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Lublin, Lubelskie, Poland
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Academic Career Length

10Years (2017-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 December 2022 in Advances in Science and Technology Research Journal
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Jakub PizońJakub Pizoń
Jakub Pizoń
MCMichał Cioch
Michał Cioch
KLKanski Lukasz
Kanski Lukasz
Eduardo Sánchez GarcíaEduardo Sánchez García
Eduardo Sánchez García
The paper describes the possibilities of implementing cobots for the execution of manual tasks in human-cobot collaborative teams to reduce waste within manufacturing systems from the perspective of Industry 5.0. Particular attention is paid to those manufacturing systems where, due to the high...

25 January 2023 in Journal of Innovation & Knowledge
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KLKanski Lukasz
Kanski Lukasz
Jakub PizońJakub Pizoń
Jakub Pizoń

1 February 2024 in Advances in Science and Technology Research Journal
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Jakub PizońJakub Pizoń
Jakub Pizoń
ŁWŁukasz Wójcik
Łukasz Wójcik
Arkadiusz GolaArkadiusz Gola
Arkadiusz Gola
KLKanski Lukasz
Kanski Lukasz
Izabela NielsenIzabela Nielsen
Izabela Nielsen
The article focuses on the role of modern logistics 4.0 technologies and lean management in optimizing ancillary processes in intralogistics. The literature review presents critical aspects of intralogistics, including using autonomous mobile robots (AMR) and the challenges associated with their...

23 March 2023 in PLOS ONE
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KLKanski Lukasz
Kanski Lukasz
KBKatarzyna Budzynska
Katarzyna Budzynska
JCJan Chadam
Jan Chadam
Context: The complexity of modern economic processes, along with the pressure from competition, the increasing client expectations and the need to introduce changes in the course of project implementation have led to a great interest in agile management methods. Therefore, the answer the question whether the implementation of an agile approach to project management can contribute to the project success is gaining relevance in a changing and inconsistent environment. Objective: This study attempts to answer the question which aspects of agility and in what manner can influence the final outcome of project work? The underlying objective of the study was to identify the conditions and success factors of implemented projects. Method: This paper presents the results of a survey conducted in companies in ICT sector. For this purpose, a number of reports and materials provided by organisations and associations dealing with project management issues, in particular ICT projects, were analysed, complemented with data obtained from statistical offices and financial institutions. For the purposes of the own study, an original questionnaire was developed to identify critical factors for project success, in particular the defined agile components. Results: On the basis of the conducted survey it can be concluded that the presence and high level agility is conducive to successful projects. It is the high level of agility supporting project activities that is essential for success. Of no less importance are the people and interactions between them, as well as self-organising teams. They are crucial for a positive evaluation of the project activities. Conclusions: Identification of the relationship between selected agility components and project success components allowed recommendations for solutions and attitudes that increase the chances of success in project management to be formulated. The synergy of individual agile components applied that increases the chances for project success.

16 November 2022 in Sustainability
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JCJan Chadam
Jan Chadam
Grzegorz KłosowskiGrzegorz Kłosowski
Grzegorz Kłosowski
Effective project management has contributed to successful operations and process management. The goal of this article is to look at the link between a project’s success (PS) and the amount of intellectual capital (IC) an organization has. Instead of being reactive to measuring the cost, timeliness, and quality (customer requirements), a more predictive indicator of a project’s success is needed. Nearly 300 people who work in the field of digital (information and communication) technology took part in the survey research. The survey contains 88 questions. Several statistical techniques are utilized for the data analysis. Based on the comprehensive surveys, the findings show the strong possibility for IC to be adapted as a predictor of the success of investment projects, especially for digital upgrade and improvement. IC plays a key role in assuring the effective (and successful) project management. The study highlights the impacts of effective project management on industrial and organizational operations. This highlight is based on the attempt to determine whether IC contributes to a PS. In this study, in addition to the three traditional factors of cost, timeliness, and quality (or requirements), IC should be considered as a prediction for the project management’s success. The survey was addressed to selected companies from the ICT industry (IT projects). The sample selection is based on non-probability sampling. The author’s method of converting the respondents’ answers into binary form was adopted.

1 November 2024 in Advances in Science and Technology Research Journal
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Jakub PizońJakub Pizoń
Jakub Pizoń
KLKanski Lukasz
Kanski Lukasz
MKMonika Kulisz
Monika Kulisz
JCJan Chadam
Jan Chadam
Eduardo Sánchez GarcíaEduardo Sánchez García
Eduardo Sánchez García
This study examines the application of BPMN 2.0 notation within the implementation process of modern Industry 5.0 solution – cobots (collaborative robots). The research aims to compare the operational efficiencies of traditional human-only production processes with those augmented by cobots....