Project scheduling and staffing with a multi-skilled workforce
Broos Maenhout, Mario Vanhoucke
Abstract
Broos Maenhout, Mario Vanhoucke
Abstract
When scheduling projects assumptions are made with respect to the personnel resource availability. In personnel scheduling problems assumptions are made with respect to the staffing requirements. We explore how to integrate these two scheduling problems for making strategic project staffing decisions. More precisely, we determine the number of personnel and required skill mix to complete a project.
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When scheduling projects assumptions are made with respect to the personnel resource availability. In personnel scheduling problems assumptions are made with respect to the staffing requirements. We explore how to integrate these two scheduling problems for making strategic project staffing decisions. More precisely, we determine the number of personnel and required skill mix to complete a project.
Key concepts: Staffing, Scheduling (production processes), Workforce, Workforce management, Computer science, Workforce planning, Operations management, Skill mix