The second issue of Volume 2 of the International Journal of Management Science and Information Technology (July-December 2022) presents six diverse research articles spanning project management, organizational behavior, information technology applications, consumer behavior, and marketing. The publication begins with an analysis of the effect of fabrication and installation work on cost overruns in steam turbine generator and coal boiler projects in Palembang, providing valuable insights into project management challenges within the energy infrastructure sector. This research contributes to understanding critical factors influencing budget management in complex industrial projects.

The second article examines the effect of transformational leadership style, work motivation, and work environment on employee performance with employee commitment as an intervening variable in sub-districts of Bondowoso Regency. This study extends the organizational behavior literature by investigating the mediating mechanisms through which leadership influences performance outcomes in public administration contexts.

A distinct technological focus emerges in the third article, which demonstrates the application of Python libraries for creating simple game animations. This practical research provides educational value for programming applications in game development, illustrating the versatility of Python for interactive media creation. The fourth article presents a store atmosphere analysis that moderates the effect of food and beverage quality and service quality on consumer satisfaction at Atlas Coffee and Bike in Pekanbaru City, contributing to the understanding of experiential marketing in the hospitality industry.

The fifth article describes an innovative information technology application for credit collaterals that integrates Google Maps functionality for auction processes. This research demonstrates practical applications of geospatial technology in financial services, particularly for asset management and collateral valuation. The final article investigates the effects of corporate identity and product knowledge on consumer purchase decisions, providing insights into consumer behavior and marketing strategy effectiveness.

This issue represents a balanced contribution to both theoretical knowledge and practical applications across multiple domains of management science and information technology. The research collectively addresses contemporary challenges in project management, organizational leadership, technology application, consumer experience, financial services innovation, and marketing strategy development. The diverse methodological approaches employed—from empirical analysis to technological demonstration—reflect the interdisciplinary nature of the journal and its commitment to advancing both theoretical understanding and practical implementation of management science and information technology concepts.