Project management with time, cost, and quality considerations

Article Abstract:

Project crashing, or rushing the completion of a job to save time, may affect the quality of a completed project owing to the increased costs brought by overtime charges, specialized resources and faster wear and tear of equipment. Linear programming models which factor in the trade-offs among time, cost and quality are developed to determine the economics of crashing and achieve crashing at the least possible cost.

Models, Project management, Linear programming

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Redistribution of funds for teaching and research among universities: the case of North Rhine-Westphalia

Article Abstract:

Research is presented describing the development of a distance minimizing and goal programming performance and success application to determine multiple criteria decision making objectives.

Operations research, Management science, Study and teaching, Decision-making, Group, Group decision making

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