Advanced Scheduling Techniques
Al Rowe

› Control Solutions –Who we are
› Group Scheduling
  – General description
  – Active vs. Wait Schedule –a performance advantage
  – Monitoring and controlling
  – Group statistics
› Case Study No. 1 –Schedule Transition
› Case Study No. 2 –Hard Dates
› Case Study No. 3 –Almost Cyclic
› % Command
  – Invoke Submit Simulation
› Not Condition
  – CYCLIC Groups, the NOT Condition
› Future Scheduling (Start and Stop)
  – Future Scheduling
› Utilities
  – CTMBLT –Build a Schedule via batch
  – CTMSLC –Scheduling Clean-up