Dynamic Programming Approaches for Resource Allocation in Project Scheduling: Maximizing Efficiency under Time and Budget Constraints

Goda, Dileep Reddy; Vadiyala, Vishal Reddy; Yerram, Sridhar Reddy; Mallipeddi, Suman Reddy

doi:10.18034/abcjar.v12i1.722

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“…The change from 5G to 6G indicates a fundamental shift in how we envision and utilize the power of wireless networks, not just a slight enhancement. While 5G established the foundation for improved mobile broadband and low-latency communication, 6G's combination of quantum computing, artificial intelligence, and ubiquitous connection is set to transform several industries (Goda et al, 2023). Imagine being able to analyze data in real-time, have immersive experiences, and have autonomous systems thanks to 6G networks, which are expected to reach speeds of terabits per second and have latency as low as microseconds (Yerram et al, 2021).…”

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Adapting Businesses to the 6G Security Paradigm: Insights from Commerce 5.0

Amin,

Goda,

Ande

2024

Asian bus. rev.

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Within the context of Commerce 5.0, this study examines organizations' potential and difficulties when adjusting to the 6G security paradigm. The primary goals are to look into how 6G technology is developing, assess cybersecurity opportunities and problems, pinpoint strategic imperatives for business adaptation, investigate using Commerce 5.0 to gain a competitive edge, and look at upcoming trends and things business leaders should know. The approach used is a thorough analysis of the knowledge and insights from Commerce 5.0. Key findings point to the revolutionary potential of 6G technology for enterprises, new cybersecurity requirements, and strategic imperatives. The report emphasizes the significance of valuing ethics and cybersecurity readiness and embracing hyperconnectivity, customization, and innovation. The consequences of policy point to the need for infrastructure spending, cybersecurity best practices promotion, encouragement of innovation and teamwork, and the creation of regulatory frameworks for new technology. This study offers insightful information to industry stakeholders, legislators, and corporate executives trying to make sense of the intricacies of the 6G security paradigm while promoting innovation and expansion in the digital economy.

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Adapting Businesses to the 6G Security Paradigm: Insights from Commerce 5.0

Amin,

Goda,

Ande

2024

Asian bus. rev.

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“…One crucial performance indicator for evaluating the effectiveness of manufacturing processes is OEE (Goda et al, 2023). Throughput optimization, defect reduction, and equipment downtime reduction are three ways businesses can increase OEE by implementing effective fault diagnosis and prognostics procedures.…”

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Investigation of Fault Diagnosis and Prognostics Techniques for Predictive Maintenance in Industrial Machinery

Varghese,

Ande,

Mahadasa

et al. 2023

Eng. int. (Dhaka)

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This research looks into fault detection and prognostic methods for industrial machinery predictive maintenance to maximize equipment dependability, reduce downtime, and improve operational effectiveness. The project aims to investigate integrated fault diagnosis and prognostics methodologies, analyze their applications in different industrial sectors, and determine policy implications to encourage implementation. Peer-reviewed articles, industry reports, case studies, and other current material are thoroughly reviewed as part of the technique. Major conclusions demonstrating the value of integrated fault diagnosis and prognostics in early fault identification, proactive decision-making, and optimal maintenance scheduling have been drawn from case studies in the power generating, petrochemical refining, and automotive manufacturing industries. The policy ramifications encompass the requirement for staff training, data standardization, investment in R&D, and regulatory frameworks to surmount constraints and stimulate innovation in industrial maintenance procedures. Organizations must adopt predictive maintenance technology to maintain competitiveness, cut expenses, and guarantee the dependable operation of vital mechanical assets in changing circumstances.

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The Use of ToC & LFA vs Considerations for a Unified Logic Model Approach (ULMA) in Humanitarian and Development Interventions

N. Wangang

2024

International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Techno

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Humanitarian and development workers often various challenges in developing and applying logic models in their interventions. Faced with a wide array of logic models that are often confusing, time and resource constraints further compound the decision to use a particular logic model or models, especially in emergencies. The decision of whether or not to use a single logic model such as the LFA or the ToC is not an easy one. Factors prevalent in the sector do not make this task an easy one. The question of whether the use of a single logic model independently should suffice to deliver the desired outcomes of the intervention remains paramount. Some humanitarian professionals and scholars argue that the use of a single logic model cannot sufficiently deliver the results of the intervention while others hold an opposing view. We sought to understand how time and resource constraints affect the choice of logic modes, the possibilities of using each logic model (ToC or LFA) independently to achieve projects/programme objectives as well as to make recommendations on the possibilities of uniting the key features of the ToC and the LFA into the Unified Logic Model Approach (ULMA) for better planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of humanitarian and development interventions. Primary data was collected as the main method of study between June and July 2024 with humanitarian and development professionals focused on the development of these tools and their use. Some of the categories of professionals interviewed included humanitarian and organisational CEOs, directors, coordinators, business development professionals, grant management professionals, programme and project managers, project officers, monitoring and evaluation specialists and assistants, sector leads and officers. These professionals from around the world were reached both online in their professional WhatsApp Groups and offline in their respective organisations (both local and international organisations). The survey questionnaire was structured to contain closed and open-ended questions and was informed by the core problems and the research hypothesis. The sample size included 284 participants and the data was analysed using the Chi-square (X 2 ) test of independence and descriptive statistics to determine the level of association and significance of the findings. The open-ended questions were analysed thematically to find relevant themes to further support the statistical analysis.

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Dynamic Programming Approaches for Resource Allocation in Project Scheduling: Maximizing Efficiency under Time and Budget Constraints

Cited by 3 publications

References 26 publications

Adapting Businesses to the 6G Security Paradigm: Insights from Commerce 5.0

Adapting Businesses to the 6G Security Paradigm: Insights from Commerce 5.0

Investigation of Fault Diagnosis and Prognostics Techniques for Predictive Maintenance in Industrial Machinery

The Use of ToC & LFA vs Considerations for a Unified Logic Model Approach (ULMA) in Humanitarian and Development Interventions

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