Resource levelling for projects with schedule-dependent time windows

Article Abstract:

Polynomial heuristic techniques for various kinds of resource levelling problems for projects with minimum and maximum time lags between project activities are shown. Both problems without and with explicit resource constraints are examined. An experimental performance analysis indicates that the new heuristics approximately solve problem instances of up to 500 activities and five resources within reasonable computing time.

Operations Research, Management science

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A framework for ex ante project risk assessment based on absorptive capacity

Article Abstract:

A framework for assessing the risk associated with the new ex ante software project introduced into an organization. The framework emphasizes on the importance of absorptive capacity examination in risk analysis of software projects.

United States, Venture Analysis, Analysis, Industrial project management, Risk assessment

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