Georgia Institute of Technology The Supply Chain and Logistics Institute

Center for Resource Scheduling

Developing models and algorithms that provide practical solutions for

  • Large scale scheduling problems
  • Scheduling scarce resources under complex constraints
  • Addressing practical scheduling issues including variability and uncertainty
  • Integrating collaboration and optimization in developing schedules
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  • Computer System Consistently Makes Most Accurate NCAA Picks
    ATLANTA (April 8, 2008) — Three engineering professors at Georgia Tech have created a computer ranking system, called LRMC, that consistently predicts NCAA basketball rankings more accurately than polls, formulas, other computer models and even the tournament seeds themselves.
  • (L to R) Ellis Johnson, Coca-Cola Chaired Professo SCL Welcomes Global Logistics Scholar to Campus
    Atlanta (August 7, 2007) — The H. Milton Stewart School of ISyE's Supply Chain and Logistics Institute (SCL) is hosting Dr. Meilong "Charles" Le, a Global Logistics Scholar, for the next two years. "We look forward to having Professor Le at Georgia Tech as a Global Logistics Scholar," said Don Ratliff, SCL's Executive Director. "He has much to contribute to our understanding of Chinese port operations and China's role in the global economy."
  • Nemhauser and Ball O.R. Symposium Recognizes George Nemhauser
    Atlanta (August 3, 2007) — Optimization Research Symposium: Recognizing Professor George Nemhauser's Contributions to the Field of Operations Research. The two-day event included tributes to Nemhauser as his fellow researchers roasted and toasted him as well as presentations highlighting the depth and breath of the contributions he has made to the field of operations research.
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