This presentation is provided as a resource for academic programs and others who are interested in bringing the Graphical Path Method into their construction or project management curricula. It presents a history of the Gantt chart as a project schedule demonstrative, highlights its strengths and weaknesses, and offers GPM as an alternative for logic-based project time visualization.
Best route scheduling is an intractable problem, in both the intangible world of mathematics and the tangible world of job shop manufacturing. The contention between multiple jobs and limited resources quickly overwhelms even the most powerful computers’ ability to solve the problem. This paper looks at the origins of the problem and suggests approaches to ... Read more
Is your team keen to utilize the most important project management tools when planning their projects? Statistics indicate that organizations that adopt robust project practices are more likely to achieve their project goals (77% vs. 56%), stay within budget (67% vs. 46%), and meet deadlines (63% vs. 39%), and much less likely to experience total ... Read more
