58 research outputs found

    Project Management in LINET s.r.o.

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    This thesis deals with project management in the selected company LINET, which is dedicated mainly manufacturing and innovation hospital and nurturing beds. Concretely, this work is focused on the project life cycle development projects, thus on his phases. After analyzing current situation of project management in a company, is pointed to weaknesses with a proposal for improvement. Based on theoretical and practical knowledge is created a new proposal structure project phases and recommended a list of documentation, which the author has added several templates. Further are proposed responsibility matrix for each phase separately

    Planning helicopter logistics in disaster relief

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    Disaster Relief Logistics

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    Parallel global optimization with deterministic approaches

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    Global optimization is important both in theory and practical applications. The objectives of this thesis are two-fold. The first one is to construct methods which aim to reduce the effort to solve global optimization problems. The second objective is to investigate suitable parallel models to speed up the computation.DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (MAE

    Strategic capacity planning in healthcare systems using fuzzy regression

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    In this implementation, FLR is being conducted to predict the Length of Stay (LoS) of inpatients in the hospitals in Singapore.Master of Science (Computer Integrated Manufacturing

    A hierarchical clustering and routing procedure for large scale disaster relief logistics planning

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    We describe a hierarchical cluster and route procedure (HOGCR) for coordinating vehicle routing in large-scale post-disaster distribution and evacuation activities. The HOGCR is a multi-level clustering algorithm that groups demand nodes into smaller clusters at each planning level, enabling the optimal solution of cluster routing problems. The routing problems are represented as capacitated network flow models that are solved optimally and independently by CPLEX on a parallel computing platform. The HOGCR preserves the consistency among parent and child cluster solutions obtained at consecutive levels. We assess the performance of the algorithm by using large scale scenarios and find satisfactory results. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved
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