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=Overview= | =Overview= | ||
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| − | =Resource | + | =Relevance of Project Scheduling / Resource Conflicts= |
| − | + | Broader context of the problem for example: | |
| − | + | *Importance of efficient project scheduling | |
| + | *The challenges of resource allocation | ||
| + | *Performance Criteria (Herroelen et al., 1996) | ||
| + | *The trade-offs between project completion time, resource utilization, and cost | ||
| + | Potential Reference (Chapter 1): (Demeulemeester & Herroelen, 2006) | ||
| − | =Resource-constrained | + | The allocation of limited resources over a period of time is the primary focus of scheduling and sequencing in project management. Scheduling pertains to the determination of when specific activities should take place, while sequencing deals with the arrangement of these activities in a particular order. Research on how to optimally allocate scarce resources over time has been a significant area of interest since the inception of operations research in the mid-1950s (Herroelen et al., 1996). |
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| − | == | + | The effective and accurate management of extensive projects is purported to result in successful project implementation, increased revenues, and reduced costs and lost profits. |
| − | == | + | Scheduling is therefore, a crucial responsibility of project management, but it has become increasingly challenging due to resource limitations and the need to account for precedence relationships. As a result, project scheduling is a widely recognized and fundamental issue that researchers have extensively studied from different angles. The development of standard solutions for this issue has been a major focus in the field of project management. |
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| + | =Resource-constrained project scheduling problem (RCPSP)= | ||
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| + | ==Basic form of the RCPSP / Basic concept of RCPSP / Standard RCPSP== | ||
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| + | ==Resource Constraints== | ||
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| + | ===Renewable Resources=== | ||
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| + | ===Non-Renewable Resources=== | ||
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| + | ==Types of RCPSP== | ||
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| + | ==RCPSP Modelling and Solution Techniques== | ||
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| + | =Real-world Application= | ||
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| + | =Challenges and Limitations of RCPSP= | ||
=Conclusion= | =Conclusion= | ||
Revision as of 19:42, 19 February 2023
Developed by Thordis R. Ragnarsdottir
Contents |
Overview
Relevance of Project Scheduling / Resource Conflicts
Broader context of the problem for example:
- Importance of efficient project scheduling
- The challenges of resource allocation
- Performance Criteria (Herroelen et al., 1996)
- The trade-offs between project completion time, resource utilization, and cost
Potential Reference (Chapter 1): (Demeulemeester & Herroelen, 2006)
The allocation of limited resources over a period of time is the primary focus of scheduling and sequencing in project management. Scheduling pertains to the determination of when specific activities should take place, while sequencing deals with the arrangement of these activities in a particular order. Research on how to optimally allocate scarce resources over time has been a significant area of interest since the inception of operations research in the mid-1950s (Herroelen et al., 1996).
The effective and accurate management of extensive projects is purported to result in successful project implementation, increased revenues, and reduced costs and lost profits. Scheduling is therefore, a crucial responsibility of project management, but it has become increasingly challenging due to resource limitations and the need to account for precedence relationships. As a result, project scheduling is a widely recognized and fundamental issue that researchers have extensively studied from different angles. The development of standard solutions for this issue has been a major focus in the field of project management.
