Resources loading, leveling and crashing
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| − | Crashing is a method used to analyze and choose the most cost-efficient measurements of compressing the project duration.<ref> B. Tonnquist & J.Hørluck (2009), "Project Management - a complete guide", ''Academica'', 1st Edition: 134.<\ref> | + | Crashing is a method used to analyze and choose the most cost-efficient measurements of compressing the project duration.<ref name=''name''> B. Tonnquist & J.Hørluck (2009), "Project Management - a complete guide", ''Academica'', 1st Edition: 134.<\ref> |
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Revision as of 16:08, 12 February 2018
Abstract
This article will examine what are the resources loading, levelling and crashing. The application of each of these methods in the project scheduling will be discibed to highlight the key benefits and differences between them. The goal is to provide a reliable guideliness that can be used in the process of allocating the resources into the project schedule.
Crashing
Crashing is a method used to analyze and choose the most cost-efficient measurements of compressing the project duration.[1]
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