In order to gain a sense of when a project (#3) is starting and finishing on a timeline, it can be useful to collect data of a given simulation day, which projects are being processed (worked on by the team) by a simulation.
This data can be graphed to visualize possible transition points (where a team is finishing 1 project and start working on the next).
This kind of graphing gives improved insight on running simulations on multiple projects with different priorities (#4), and could be used to support the creation of a roadmap / gantt-chart forecast diagram.
In order to gain a sense of when a project (#3) is starting and finishing on a timeline, it can be useful to collect data of a given simulation day, which projects are being processed (worked on by the team) by a simulation. This data can be graphed to visualize possible transition points (where a team is finishing 1 project and start working on the next).
This kind of graphing gives improved insight on running simulations on multiple projects with different priorities (#4), and could be used to support the creation of a roadmap / gantt-chart forecast diagram.