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CH 2 Time Manegment
CH 2 Time Manegment
So every time we plane project we had to pass throw a lot of action's (that
need an implementation) each action had specific characteristic's: action
time, the labor need for, start and finish of the action..etc the define
activity process is to identify this characteristic, and estimate this
characteristic, this action's lead to produce a project deliverable's .
The action's arranging by time with process call sequencing activities that
identifying the dependency of actions.
Accurate estimation safe money ….and safe time because it affect on the
whole project duration and the quantity of labor, material, equipment and
working hour's
Step # 1 : work breakdown structure must be done because the first piece
of information needed for this The creation of the project schedule
requires the team to define the conditions that will project step comes
from the WBS that has all the activities identified for the track when each
. activity should begin and finish
Step # 5 : assumption's will made in any project that will identify the
degree of risk so assumption must be real and based on accurate info
because it use in planning purpose but the assumption's become more
accurate later and later because after each project feedback will used in
.the next project amount of risk will decrease
:Results
Activity list: finally activity should be listed including all activity that will
done in implementation phase and the description of each activity ,and
activity arrange as an extension to be sure than no addition activity the
. activity list understandably
2- Duration compression:
Duration compression is a special case of mathematic analysis that
looks for ways to shorten the project schedule without changing the
project scope .
• Crashing:
In which cost and schedule trade-offs are analyzed to determine
how to obtain the greatest amount of compression for the least
incremental cost. Crashing does not always produce a viable
alternative and often results in increased cost.
• Fast tracking:
Doing activities in parallel that would normally be done in
sequence , Fast tracking often results in rework and usually
increases risk.
Result:
• Bar charts: also called Gantt charts, show activity start and end dates
as well as expected durations, but do not usually show dependencies.
They are relatively easy to read and are frequently used in
management presentations.
• Alternative schedules