The present invention relates to a technology for optimizing human,
software (SW), and hardware (HW) resources generated in IT
service development projects through dynamic
automation. Specifically, the invention provides an integrated process in which (1) a
machine learning prediction module (100) calculates future resource demand based on
project management tools,
server / network logs, SW
license usage history, etc., (2) a decision engine (200) determines
resource allocation logic, such as personnel reallocation,
license increase / decrease, and
server expansion / reduction, by referring to rule tables and priorities, (3) a resource control module (300) executes allocation / release commands for actual resources (personnel, licenses, servers), and (4) a monitoring module (400) collects and analyzes the above results and real-time project status to continuously correct prediction errors and decision logic. This enables the resolution of recurring issues during IT
service development projects, such as manpower bottlenecks,
license overloads or shortages, and
server resource overuse or insufficient resources, effectively mitigating project schedule delays and cost increases. Furthermore, by continuously correcting discrepancies between the
machine learning model and actual data during
project execution through online or
adaptive learning methods, it improves long-term accuracy and efficiently performs
dynamic resource optimization. Consequently, various benefits are achieved, including shortened project schedules, cost reductions, and improved
resource utilization. At the same time, managers can reduce their
workload through automated
resource allocation processes and further enhance project quality and stability.