Titlebook: Computer-Aided Project Management; A Visual Scheduling Spiro N. Pollalis Book 1993 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 1993

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Hierarchical RepresentationThis is the last chapter that describes the Visual Scheduling and Management System. The components of the system that were presented in the Chapters 2, 3, 4 and 5 are related together to assemble the new system for the scheduling and management of an entire project.

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Scheduling the Construction of a HotelThe proposed Visual Scheduling and Management System has been retroactively fitted to analyze the scheduling of the construction of a hotel building. The upper part of the hotel consisted of a repetitive floor layout that provided a best example for using the matrix-balanced chart, both for the structural frame and for the finishing work.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-0653-2 and scheduling assumes a team harmony during the execution of the project. The tasks are also highly interdependent. They are progressing as long as other tasks are either completed or progressing at a certain rate. Different objectives within a project are common and it is hard to have a congruenc

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The Hands of Fossil Non-hominoid Anthropoids make a best schedule, before actually the project starts. This schedule should be as close to reality as possible, built on reasonable assumptions and with good judgment. This representation should be also easy to understand by the parties involved in the project, some of them being non-specialists

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