Manual Scheduling

Manual scheduling refers to the process of planning tasks and activities by hand, rather than using automated software tools. In this context, an individual or a team determines the order and timing of jobs, considering factors like deadlines and resource availability. This approach relies on human judgment and experience, allowing for flexibility and adaptability. However, it can be time-consuming and prone to errors, especially in complex environments. Manual scheduling is often used in smaller operations or when personal oversight is essential for successful project management.