2008 4th International Conference on Wireless Communications, Networking and Mobile Computing 2008
DOI: 10.1109/wicom.2008.1805
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A Buffer Sizing Approach in Critical Chain Scheduling with Attributes Dependent

Abstract: Three attributes relevant to a specific project, including the number of activities in chain, the uncertainty of activities duration and the flexibility of activities start time, were introduced into critical chain project management for sizing buffer. By means of simulation research, the impact of these three attributes on project scheduling in terms of two performance indicators: project duration and on time completion was evaluated. Based on the analyses of simulation experiment, a revised method for sizing… Show more

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“…Identify and quantify key factors to determine the appropriate location of project buffers are the objectives of the CC/BM method. Yang, Fu, Li, Huang and Tao (2008), computed the buffer size of the project taking into account the network size, the uncertainty on activities duration, and the flexibility of the starting times of each activity. Second, Mansoorzadeh and Yusof (2011), identified and analyzed the critical risk factors of the projects, and evaluated their impact on the activities duration.…”
Section: Critical Chain Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Identify and quantify key factors to determine the appropriate location of project buffers are the objectives of the CC/BM method. Yang, Fu, Li, Huang and Tao (2008), computed the buffer size of the project taking into account the network size, the uncertainty on activities duration, and the flexibility of the starting times of each activity. Second, Mansoorzadeh and Yusof (2011), identified and analyzed the critical risk factors of the projects, and evaluated their impact on the activities duration.…”
Section: Critical Chain Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considering that the project is scheduled with no learning for all linear activities, the most likely learning rates being far-off from the zero-learning rate can offer a greater amount of leeway for that activity. It has been found through previous studies that activities with less flexibility are less likely to be completed on time (Yang, Fu, Li, Huang, & Peng, 2008), and therefore less percentage reduction is required for these activities. Consequently, when the activity i has a low flexibility, it imposes a higher risk on the time completion of succeeding activities and accordingly requests a smaller percentage reduction of the space-time float.…”
Section: Flexibility Ratio (Fr)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…AF mengindikasikan fleksibilitas dari aktivitas tertentu. Penelitian sebelumnya menunjukkan bahwa semakin kecil AF maka semakin kecil kemungkinan aktivitas untuk tepat waktu (Yang et al 2009) sehingga diperlukan buffer yang lebih besar. 5.…”
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