2001
DOI: 10.1016/s0263-7863(00)00026-0
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An investigation into the fundamentals of critical chain project scheduling

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“…The CCS technique proposed a new leveled critical path (termed critical chain) instead of the traditional critical path to handle critical activities [27].…”
Section: Floats In Critical Chain Schedulingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The CCS technique proposed a new leveled critical path (termed critical chain) instead of the traditional critical path to handle critical activities [27].…”
Section: Floats In Critical Chain Schedulingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similar to the concept of float in the traditional CPM, many types of buffer were defined: project buffer, feeding buffer and resource buffer [27,28]. Buffers are designed quantities of time for a project schedule to protect what is important to project success.…”
Section: Floats In Critical Chain Schedulingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Uwzględnianie buforów czasu i/lub kosztu w strukturze harmonogramów jest coraz popularniejszą metodą zabezpieczania harmonogramów budowlanych przed wpływem wielu czynników ryzyka występujących podczas realizacji tych obiektów [3,6,8]. W literaturze można spotkać szereg różnych propozycji wyznaczania lokalizacji, ilości i wielkości różnego rodzaju buforów w zależności od przyjętych założeń i danych, którymi dysponujemy do wykonania niezbędnych obliczeń.…”
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“…Steyn (2000) diz que, ao inserir segurança nas atividades, o pessimismo que prevaleceu na etapa de planejamento é substituído pelo otimismo após o início do projeto. De fato, somente é possível saber que existe um problema em uma atividade ao se iniciar a sua execução.…”
Section: A Corrente Críticaunclassified