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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"schedule management"”.
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StarVis : a configural decision support tool for schedule management of multiple unmanned aerial vehicles
… require advance prediction and mitigation of schedule problems to ensure mission success. However, actions taken to address current schedule problems may create more severe future problems. Decision support could help multi-UAV operators evaluate different schedule management options in …
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An Innovative Approach to Schedule Management on the F/A-22 Major Defense Acquisition Program (MDAP): Demonstration of Critical Chain Project Management
… process by examining Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM) as an innovation with the potential to address an important schedule planning and execution performance gap in DOD weapon system development programs. The contextually different Integrated Product Team case studies in DOD's F/A-22 …
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Applying the Principles of Project Management to a Collegiate Automotive Engineering Design Project
… is responsible for coordinating high-level management and planning activities with the goal of better aligning the team with business and automotive industry practices. Project management responsibilities within the Hybrid Electric Vehicle Team are divided into four categories: human …
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A Model Records Management System for Texas Public Utilities: An Information Science Tool for Public Managers
… is to lay a framework for an effective records management program. Purpose: The first purpose of this paper is to develop a model records management system for public utilities in Texas using relevant scholarly literature. Second, the model was evaluated by a pool of experts. Third, a revised …
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A Systematic Framework for Machine Learning-Based Robust Project Scheduling Under Uncertainty
… the incorporation of project buffers in the schedule. However, the majority of these approaches use arbitrary buffer sizing and allocation strategies which generate rigid baseline schedules that often require frequent rescheduling, resulting in loss of productivity, schedule instability, …