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This paper aims to gain insight into capacity allocation, downsizing decisions and sequencing rules when managing a portfolio of projects. By downsizing, we mean reducing the scale or size of a project and thereby changing the project's content. In previous work, we have determined the amount of...
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This paper investigates dynamic order acceptance and capacity planning under limited regular and non-regular resources. Our goal is to maximize the profits of the accepted projects within a finite planning horizon. The way in which the projects are planned affects their payout time and, as a...
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We present a tactical decision model for order acceptance and capacity planning that maximizes the expected profits from accepted orders, allowing for regular as well as nonregular capacity. We apply stochastic dynamic programming to determine a profit threshold for the accept/reject decision as...
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This paper presents an optimization model for the selection of sets of clients that will receive an offer for one or more products during a promotion campaign. We show that the problem is strongly NP-hard and that it is unlikely that a constant-factor approximation algorithm can be proposed for...
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Resource loading appears in many variants in tactical (mid-term) capacity planning in multi-project environments. It develops a rough sketch of the resource usage and timing of the work packages of a portfolio of orders. The orders need to be executed within a time horizon organized into...
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