My new book is out, and I am of course excited to present it!

The book tells the story of the research with my fantastic team, and shows that project scheduling, risk analysis and project control research based on artificial and empirical project data is the result of a collaboration with the most fantastic people you could imagine. proposals, both from the academic world and from practice.

Find it here: http://www.or-as.be/books/tioc

Data-driven project management is on the rise and gaining international recognition

PhD vacancy

Data analytics in Project Management

“The duty of youth is to challenge the elderly”

The 17th International Workshop on Project Management and Scheduling

Various members of the OR&S research group have given a presentation on this conference. 

PhD vacancy

Data analytics in Project Management

“The duty of youth is to challenge the elderly”

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Data-driven project management

Data-driven project management starts with having access to project data. Find it here!

PhD vacancy

Data analytics in Project Management

“The duty of youth is to challenge the elderly”

^{(Download the PhD vacancy...)}

New Publication

A tool to test and validate algorithms for the resource-constrained project scheduling problem.

Free download available at https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1Wocw1I2r-0btQ (expires May 19, 2018) #projectmanagement

New publication:

Earned duration management for a student association project (at Capitant Gent)

In our most recent publication in the The Measurable News, a summary on the use of earned duration management of a student project is given. This paper is written in collaboration with some of my students at Ghent University. My congratulations to the good and hard work they have done.

New publication:

On the use of empirical or artificial project data

In our most recent publication in the The Measurable News, a summary on the use of artificial and empirical project data is given. The paper is a summary of work done at the Operations Research and Scheduling group and more information can be found in more academic oriented papers.