Title of article
An application of zero–one goal programming in project selection and resource planning – a case study from the Woodward Governor Company
Author/Authors
Gyu C. Kim، نويسنده , , John Emery، نويسنده ,
Issue Information
دوهفته نامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2000
Pages
20
From page
1389
To page
1408
Abstract
This paper deals with a project for the Aircraft Controls Group but the model is applicable to all companies that have multiple projects to select and limited resources. The zero–one goal programming (GP) model of this paper focuses on a specific component in the engine control system that has been identified as a potential growth area. Woodward has performed a detailed market analysis and has selected several potential engine programs to pursue. Decisions must be made to determine most advantageous programs to pursue in light of limited resources including capital, personnel and machinery. Therefore, a quantitative method is required for determining which programs to pursue and when they should be pursued. The GP model described in this paper has been developed to determine which programs to pursue in an effort to maximize profit over a four-year period, develop machine procurement plans and estimate personnel requirements.
Keywords
Multiple objective decision making , Project selection , Zero–one goal programming
Journal title
Computers and Operations Research
Serial Year
2000
Journal title
Computers and Operations Research
Record number
927116
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