AI automated scheduling
Scheduling is a deceptively simple problem: match people, machines, or processes to time and resources. Add machine learning, dynamic constraints, and real-world unreliability, and scheduling becomes
Introduction — Why scheduling still matters
Imagine an office where meetings never overlap, customer callbacks happen when customers are most likely to answer, and field service technicians are rout
Introduction: why automated scheduling finally matters
Scheduling is an everyday utility: meetings, field service visits, telehealth appointments, delivery windows. Historically those problems were
Why schedule intelligence matters
Imagine a sales rep who spends two hours a day negotiating meeting times, a facilities manager juggling room assignments, or a support team that must assign on