NASA NTRS ยท 19850059168
The SIMRAND methodology - Simulation of Research and Development Projects
Abstract
In research and development projects, a commonly occurring management decision is concerned with the optimum allocation of resources to achieve the project goals. Because of resource constraints, management has to make a decision regarding the set of proposed systems or tasks which should be undertaken. SIMRAND (Simulation of Research and Development Projects) is a methodology which was developed for aiding management in this decision. Attention is given to a problem description, aspects of model formulation, the reduction phase of the model solution, the simulation phase, and the evaluation phase. The implementation of the considered approach is illustrated with the aid of an example which involves a simplified network of the type used to determine the price of silicon solar cells.
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Miles, R. F., Jr.. 1984-01-01. The SIMRAND methodology - Simulation of Research and Development Projects. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19850059168
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