Scheduling for Effective Resource Utilisation

Scheduling for Effective Resource Utilisation:
A) It is invariably ineffective to always start activities at their ES time:

  • causes peaks and troughs in resource usage (people, materials, equipment and working capital).

B) It is often desirable to “level” or “smooth” resource usage throughout the project:

  • sometimes via redrawing of the network.
  • more likely via adjusting project start, completion, and/or crashing/lengthening duration times.

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