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Problems with project implementation can be mitigated or completely avoided with a priority-driven project portfolio system.
What is priority-driven?
- Priority-driven scheduling algorithms are a broad category of scheduling algorithms that never purposefully leave any resource idle. To put it another way, a resource only becomes idle when there are no active jobs that use it.
- An online scheduler is one that is prioritized. It does not compute a task schedule in advance. Instead, it gives jobs priorities after they are published and arranges the jobs in a ready job queue according to their priorities.
- Either a dynamic or static multiprocessor priority-driven system exists. In a static system, every task is divide into smaller systems. Every subsystem has a designated processor, and each processor's activities are scheduled (by themselves).
- In contrast, a dynamic system places all of the jobs that are prepared for execution in a single priority queue and sent to available processors for execution as soon as they become available. The worst-case scenario Priority-driven algorithms' performance sometimes falls far short of expectations.
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