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Planning by Repairing and Cooperation in Multi-Project Management

2000; Elsevier BV; Volume: 33; Issue: 17 Linguagem: Inglês

10.1016/s1474-6670(17)39477-6

2589-3653

Isabelle Bazet, J.P. Camalot, Vincent Galvagnon, Jean Bernard Cavaille, Didier Dubois, J. Erschler, Patrick Esquirol, Hélène Fargier, Pierre Lòpez, C. Mercé, Henri Prade, Gilbert de Terssac, Catherine Berge‐Thierry,

Scheduling and Optimization Algorithms

Based on a real-world industrial case-study, the DIDOM project investigates new forms of industrial production strategies, having a dual trade-project structure, and involving distributed decisions, with a view to specify realistic decision-support tools adapted to such contexts. After introducing some features of multi-project management and our methodology, the paper presents the main results achieved in two main areas: on the one hand, the crucial role, in the decision process, of a workplan involving temporal landmarks, its construction and its repair, and, on the other hand, the cooperation procedures appearing in a distributed decision framework.