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Critical path budgeting : a synthesis of budgeting and critical path scheduling

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Title Critical path budgeting : a synthesis of budgeting and critical path scheduling
Names Dervitsiotis, Kostas N. (creator)
Riggs, James L. (advisor)
Date Issued 1965-05-13 (iso8601)
Note Graduation date: 1965
Abstract Critical Path Budgeting is introduced as an integrating tool for
project planning, coordination, and control. Through a synthesis of
budgeting and critical path scheduling, it is possible to treat the time
and cost variables of a project explicitly. Thus, one can analyze the
behavior of the firm as an approximation to the cybernetic model.
Utilization of budgets and critical path networks enables the expression
of the firm's goals in a cost and time language. Time and
cost variances are developed as the primary means for control, and
the communication system of the firm is analyzed for determining the
necessary information flow for decision making.
Finally, network analysis is used for defining the decision
making activities involved in the suggested approach, and a three-dimensional
model is developed for describing' the firm's behavior
as it relates to project performance.
Genre Thesis/Dissertation
Topic Critical path analysis
Identifier http://hdl.handle.net/1957/48181

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