Titlebook: A Quest for Projects with Scarce Resources; Seeking Schedule Int Mario Vanhoucke Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Can We Make the Projects Easier? (Part 2)n intensive experiment demonstrates the feasibility of simplifying challenging projects. This reduction in complexity is proven both theoretically and experimentally, resulting in novel solutions previously not found in the literature. This chapter is based on the article “.,” published in ..

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Do We Have Good Schedules for the Projects? projects from various databases, and they can also upload their own solutions. Additionally, the system offers the possibility to generate new projects via a so-called ., which can be relevant for future research by any researcher. This chapter is based on the article “.,” published in ..

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Do We Have Enough Project Data? (Part 1)icial project data under a structured design. Using different project network generators, several project databases were created to provide a complete representation of all potential projects that can exist. In this chapter, the quest for such complete project databases is described by comparing dif

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Do the Projects Exist in Reality?assifies these projects based on well-known indicators that measure both network structure and resource scarcity. Additionally, alongside the multitude of artificial projects, an empirical project database is presented, containing real-world projects that can be used for research in scheduling, risk

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Can We Make the Projects Easier? (Part 1)the resource-constrained project scheduling problem. These resource indicators exhibit the so-called ., where certain threshold values demonstrate a sudden change in complexity from easy to difficult (or vice versa). However, this chapter challenges these phase transitions by showing that these thre