Deck 8: Scheduling Resources and Costs
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Deck 8: Scheduling Resources and Costs
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Technical constraints have been carefully considered when developing a project network.Which of the following is true at this point?
A)Resources have been assigned to each activity so they are adequate to complete the project on time.
B)Technical dependencies between activities are known.
C)The project completion date can be established.
D)The project is ready to be implemented.
E)All of these are true statements once technical constraints have been established.
A)Resources have been assigned to each activity so they are adequate to complete the project on time.
B)Technical dependencies between activities are known.
C)The project completion date can be established.
D)The project is ready to be implemented.
E)All of these are true statements once technical constraints have been established.
B
Explanation: After considering technical constraints, all you know at this point is the sequence of activities based on logical considerations.You must consider both resource constraints and physical constraints in addition to technical constraints before your schedule is an actual schedule.These constraints can change the timing and/or sequencing of activities.
Explanation: After considering technical constraints, all you know at this point is the sequence of activities based on logical considerations.You must consider both resource constraints and physical constraints in addition to technical constraints before your schedule is an actual schedule.These constraints can change the timing and/or sequencing of activities.
2
Gene is trying to order the concrete needed to continue his project.However, the supplier will not be able to deliver it until next week.This is an example of what kind of resource constraint?
A)Working capital
B)People
C)Equipment
D)Information
E)Materials
A)Working capital
B)People
C)Equipment
D)Information
E)Materials
E
Explanation: Material availability and shortages have been blamed for the delay of many projects.When it is known that a lack of availability of materials is important and probable, materials should be included in the project network plan and schedule.
Explanation: Material availability and shortages have been blamed for the delay of many projects.When it is known that a lack of availability of materials is important and probable, materials should be included in the project network plan and schedule.
3
Which of the following is NOT a potential consequence of failing to identify limited resources before project implementation?
A)Activity delays
B)Project delays
C)Difficulty in taking quick corrective action
D)Increase costs
E)Scope creep
A)Activity delays
B)Project delays
C)Difficulty in taking quick corrective action
D)Increase costs
E)Scope creep
E
Explanation: The consequences of failing to schedule limited resources are costly activity and project delays that usually manifest themselves midway in the project when quick corrective action is difficult.
Explanation: The consequences of failing to schedule limited resources are costly activity and project delays that usually manifest themselves midway in the project when quick corrective action is difficult.
4
When considering the sequence and timing of activities, which of the following is NOT one of the types of project network constraints?
A)Physical
B)Technical
C)Resource
D)Time
E)All of these are types of constraints that could impact structure of the project network.
A)Physical
B)Technical
C)Resource
D)Time
E)All of these are types of constraints that could impact structure of the project network.
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5
In a resource-constrained project, the first priority in assigning resources is usually given to activities with the
A)Smallest duration.
B)Least slack.
C)Most slack.
D)Lowest identification number.
E)Highest cost.
A)Smallest duration.
B)Least slack.
C)Most slack.
D)Lowest identification number.
E)Highest cost.
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In reviewing the status of her project with top management, Shirley was told that there are only two programmers that she can use for her project.Her project is classified as __________ constrained.
A)Time
B)Quality
C)Cost
D)Performance
E)Resource
A)Time
B)Quality
C)Cost
D)Performance
E)Resource
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7
If resources are not adequate to meet peak demands, the resulting reschedule is termed
A)Resource-constrained scheduling.
B)Time-constrained scheduling.
C)Mandatory leveling.
D)Project resource adjustment.
E)Allocation.
A)Resource-constrained scheduling.
B)Time-constrained scheduling.
C)Mandatory leveling.
D)Project resource adjustment.
E)Allocation.
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8
Most of the scheduling methods available today require the project manager to classify the project as either _______ constrained or ______ constrained.
A)Time, quality
B)Quality, resource
C)Cost, time
D)Quality, cost
E)Time, resource
A)Time, quality
B)Quality, resource
C)Cost, time
D)Quality, cost
E)Time, resource
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9
Susan is to conduct environmental testing but the chamber cannot hold all the equipment that she wants to test.This is an example of a constraint that could impact the sequence and timing of activities in a project network.What type of constraint is it?
A)Physical
B)Technical
C)Resource
D)Scheduling
E)Time
A)Physical
B)Technical
C)Resource
D)Scheduling
E)Time
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10
All of the following are types of resource constraints EXCEPT
A)Materials.
B)People.
C)Equipment.
D)Information.
E)Human.
A)Materials.
B)People.
C)Equipment.
D)Information.
E)Human.
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11
Rachel is working on a project that technically allows three activities to be done at the same time.If they were to be implemented at the same time, she would need 5 contractors in order for the activities to be completed on time.There are only 3 available for her to use.This is an example of what type of constraint?
A)Technical
B)People
C)Equipment
D)Physical
E)Materials
A)Technical
B)People
C)Equipment
D)Physical
E)Materials
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12
A special truck that George needs on his project has been scheduled on another project.This is an example of what type of resource constraint?
A)Working capital
B)People
C)Equipment
D)Information
E)Materials
A)Working capital
B)People
C)Equipment
D)Information
E)Materials
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13
All resource leveling techniques involve
A)Delaying noncritical activities.
B)Delaying critical activities.
C)Using negative slack.
D)Delaying the project.
E)Adding resources.
A)Delaying noncritical activities.
B)Delaying critical activities.
C)Using negative slack.
D)Delaying the project.
E)Adding resources.
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14
Sam, the project engineer, has been scheduled to run the product system test at the same time he is to build a marketing prototype.This is an example of what type of resource constraint?
A)Physical
B)Technical
C)People
D)Equipment
E)Time
A)Physical
B)Technical
C)People
D)Equipment
E)Time
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15
Jan is trying to reallocate resources in a time-constrained project to create smoother resource utilization.She should first identify activities with the
A)Smallest duration.
B)Least slack.
C)Most slack.
D)Lowest identification number.
E)Highest cost.
A)Smallest duration.
B)Least slack.
C)Most slack.
D)Lowest identification number.
E)Highest cost.
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16
Resource leveling or smoothing can have all the following results on a project EXCEPT
A)Lower peak resource demand.
B)Reduced resource need over the life of the project.
C)Reduced fluctuations in resource demand.
D)A longer project duration.
E)A more sensitive network.
A)Lower peak resource demand.
B)Reduced resource need over the life of the project.
C)Reduced fluctuations in resource demand.
D)A longer project duration.
E)A more sensitive network.
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17
Regina's boss has told her that her project is very important.If the critical path is delayed, she will be given whatever she needs to get it back on schedule.Her project is classified as ________ constrained.
A)Time
B)Quality
C)Cost
D)Performance
E)Resource
A)Time
B)Quality
C)Cost
D)Performance
E)Resource
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18
Resources are adequate, but demand varies widely over the life of the project.Delaying noncritical activities to lower peak demand on resources is known as resource
A)Shifting.
B)Effectiveness.
C)Manipulating.
D)Smoothing.
E)Allocation.
A)Shifting.
B)Effectiveness.
C)Manipulating.
D)Smoothing.
E)Allocation.
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19
In a resource-constrained project, which of the following is most likely to be changed?
A)The completion date
B)The budget
C)Project quality
D)Resource levels
E)Scope creep
A)The completion date
B)The budget
C)Project quality
D)Resource levels
E)Scope creep
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When developing a new software package, logically, the software must be designed before the code is written, and the code must be written before it is tested.These activities are dependent on each other by _________ constraints.
A)Physical
B)Technical
C)Resource
D)Schedule
E)Time
A)Physical
B)Technical
C)Resource
D)Schedule
E)Time
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21
Delaying noncritical activities to lower peak demand and, thus, increase resource utilization is called resource __________.
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22
While balancing assignments, a project manager must also balance:
A)Overall project cost.
B)Talent development.
C)Earned value.
D)Work package slack.
A)Overall project cost.
B)Talent development.
C)Earned value.
D)Work package slack.
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23
When leveling schedules to overcome resource constraints, ___________ is increased.
A)impact of risks
B)scheduling complexity
C)cost
D)amount of available slack
A)impact of risks
B)scheduling complexity
C)cost
D)amount of available slack
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24
When a company will reduce the number of projects they have to manage internally to only core projects and send noncritical projects to contractors and consulting firms this is called
A)Outsourcing.
B)Redistribution of projects.
C)Project allocation.
D)Task sharing.
E)Referring.
A)Outsourcing.
B)Redistribution of projects.
C)Project allocation.
D)Task sharing.
E)Referring.
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25
Splitting an activity can result in all of the following EXCEPT
A)More people working on the same activity.
B)Possible startup and shutdown costs.
C)A resource being moved from one activity to another and then back.
D)Activity work being placed on hold for a period until more resources are available.
E)A better project schedule.
A)More people working on the same activity.
B)Possible startup and shutdown costs.
C)A resource being moved from one activity to another and then back.
D)Activity work being placed on hold for a period until more resources are available.
E)A better project schedule.
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26
When there are not enough people, money, and/or equipment available for a project it is known as being
A)Managerially Resourceful.
B)Operationally Successful.
C)Resource Constrained.
D)Delayed Without Prejudice.
A)Managerially Resourceful.
B)Operationally Successful.
C)Resource Constrained.
D)Delayed Without Prejudice.
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27
When looking at the critical path for a delayed project and the project manager sees that adding resources will reduce or remove the delay, the project manager knows that the project is
A)Over Allocated.
B)Time-Constrained.
C)Institutionally Challenged.
D)Ahead of schedule.
A)Over Allocated.
B)Time-Constrained.
C)Institutionally Challenged.
D)Ahead of schedule.
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28
A project budget report is showing our project as spending $35,000 against a budgeted amount of $40,000.Which of the following is true?
A)We are spending less than we should for the project.
B)We are doing a good job managing the project.
C)We should check to see if all the bills have been paid.
D)We have more money to put into budget reserves.
E)We can't be sure how the project is going.
A)We are spending less than we should for the project.
B)We are doing a good job managing the project.
C)We should check to see if all the bills have been paid.
D)We have more money to put into budget reserves.
E)We can't be sure how the project is going.
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29
Why is it necessary to have a time-phased budget baseline?
A)It allows proper resource allocation.
B)It shows how much work was accomplished for the money spent.
C)It reduces schedule slippage when scheduling multiproject resources.
D)It is not necessary to have a time-phased budget baseline.
E)It reduces fluctuations in cash flow during the project.
A)It allows proper resource allocation.
B)It shows how much work was accomplished for the money spent.
C)It reduces schedule slippage when scheduling multiproject resources.
D)It is not necessary to have a time-phased budget baseline.
E)It reduces fluctuations in cash flow during the project.
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30
These are all guidelines a project manager should consider when EXCEPT
A)Select people with compatible work habits and personalities.
B)Always assign the best people to the most difficult tasks.
C)When possible, team veterans up with new hires.
D)Select individuals with skillsets that complement each other.
E)Have people work together early so that they can become familiar with each other.
A)Select people with compatible work habits and personalities.
B)Always assign the best people to the most difficult tasks.
C)When possible, team veterans up with new hires.
D)Select individuals with skillsets that complement each other.
E)Have people work together early so that they can become familiar with each other.
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31
In a resource-constrained project the second priority in assigning resources is usually given to activities with the
A)Smallest duration.
B)Least slack.
C)Most slack.
D)Lowest identification number.
E)Highest cost.
A)Smallest duration.
B)Least slack.
C)Most slack.
D)Lowest identification number.
E)Highest cost.
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32
All of the following are benefits of scheduling resources before project implementation EXCEPT
A)It allows time for considering reasonable options if resource constraints do exist.
B)The project completion date can be established.
C)Work packages can be time-phased.
D)It allows managers to share resources with other project managers if it is requested without negatively impacting their project.
E)It ensures low network sensitivity.
A)It allows time for considering reasonable options if resource constraints do exist.
B)The project completion date can be established.
C)Work packages can be time-phased.
D)It allows managers to share resources with other project managers if it is requested without negatively impacting their project.
E)It ensures low network sensitivity.
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33
When deciding which staff to team-up to work on work packages, factors to consider are:
A)Work habits.
B)Practical Experience.
C)Years of working in the company.
D)All of these choices are correct.
A)Work habits.
B)Practical Experience.
C)Years of working in the company.
D)All of these choices are correct.
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34
Tony has realized that two activities in his project cannot be done at the same time because not enough resources are available.Activity 3 is critical and has a duration of 5 days.Activity 4 has 2 days of slack and a duration of 2 days.How will he decide which activity should be scheduled first?
A)The activity with the smallest duration
B)The activity with the least slack
C)The activity with the most slack
D)The activity with the lowest identification number
E)The activity with the highest cost
A)The activity with the smallest duration
B)The activity with the least slack
C)The activity with the most slack
D)The activity with the lowest identification number
E)The activity with the highest cost
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35
Having one person responsible for performing several activities, all due at the same time, is an example of a(n)________ constraint.
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36
Which of the following is NOT one of the more common problems associated with scheduling multiproject resources?
A)Overall schedule slippage
B)Inefficient resource utilization
C)Decline in project quality
D)Resource bottlenecks
E)Delays in one project causing delays in other projects
A)Overall schedule slippage
B)Inefficient resource utilization
C)Decline in project quality
D)Resource bottlenecks
E)Delays in one project causing delays in other projects
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This is used to compare the cost accounts between organizational units and deliverables.
A)Chart of Accounts
B)Earned Value
C)Project Schedule
D)Direct Labor Budget Rollup
A)Chart of Accounts
B)Earned Value
C)Project Schedule
D)Direct Labor Budget Rollup
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38
A(n)________ constraint addresses the sequence in which project activities must occur even after considering resource constraints.
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39
In a resource-constrained project the third priority in assigning resources is usually given to activities with the
A)Smallest duration.
B)Least slack.
C)Most slack.
D)Lowest identification number.
E)Highest cost.
A)Smallest duration.
B)Least slack.
C)Most slack.
D)Lowest identification number.
E)Highest cost.
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40
Project budgets are developed by time-phasing which of the following?
A)Resource schedules
B)Work packages
C)The network diagram
D)Critical activities
E)None of these are time-phased to develop a project budget.
A)Resource schedules
B)Work packages
C)The network diagram
D)Critical activities
E)None of these are time-phased to develop a project budget.
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41
If three copiers are needed to produce a final report on time and only two are available, the project is facing a(n)________ type of resource constraint.
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42
Beth has two engineers assigned to her project and does not have access to more even if the result means extending the completion date on her project.She is managing a(n)________ -constrained project.
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43
When a project is classified as resource-constrained and a resource constraint exists, the project duration is typically __________.
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A shortage of programmers to write software is an example of a(n)________ type of resource constraint.
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45
When classifying projects, ________ constrained means that project duration is fixed and resources are flexible.
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Many companies are ________ project work to contractors and consultants as a means of dealing with the peaks and valleys of resource allocation among projects.
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After resource leveling or smoothing one goal is that the amount of resources needed over the life of the project will be ___________.
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When classifying projects, ________ constrained means that a specific resource is fixed and the duration of the project is flexible.
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All leveling techniques delay noncritical activities by using ________ to reduce peak demand.
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The shortage of computer chips to produce a circuit board is an example of a(n)________ type of resource constraint.
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51
In scheduling resource-constrained projects, _________ are typically used rather than optimum mathematical solutions.
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When scheduling activities in a resource-constrained project, typically the activity scheduled first has the __________ amount of slack.
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53
In order that the new product is on the shelf for the Christmas buying season, the development of the new product would be classified as a(n)________ -constrained project.
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Startup and shutdown costs are major considerations when using the ________________ scheduling technique.
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Since resource leveling or smoothing delays noncritical activities, a common result is an increase in network ___________.
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Without a __________ budget a good project schedule and cost control are impossible.
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In reality resource allocation generally occurs in a(n)___________ environment where the demands of one project have to be reconciled with the needs of other projects.
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When the work in an activity is interrupted to work on another activity and is then resumed at a later point in time, it is called _________.
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Resource dependency takes priority over the technological dependency but does not violate ___________ dependencies.
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Trying to renovate a ship compartment that is too small for more than one person is an example of a(n)________ resource constraint.
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The level of resources each activity will need to be completed in the given amount of time has been estimated; therefore, there are no resource constraints.
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If a project needs one earth mover six months from now in order to complete one activity, and the organization has four such machines, there is no equipment resource constraint.
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Too many parallel activities for one individual is an example of a resource constraint.
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Resource dependency takes priority over technological dependency but it does not violate it.
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__________ is a technique that can be used to solve the combinational problem of resource allocation.
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Resource bottlenecks are one of the three more common problems encountered in managing multiproject resource schedules.
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Having too few programmers and too many engineers is an example of a people resource constraint.
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Since resource leveling or smoothing delays noncritical activities, a common result is a decrease in network sensitivity.
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Scheduling projects classified as resource-constrained focuses on completing the project as soon as possible under the given resource constraints.
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When scheduling activities in a resource-constrained project typically the activity scheduled first has the most amount of slack.
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To determine if a project is time-constrained or resource-constrained you would consult the project priority matrix.
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Sequential activities hold just as much potential for resource conflicts as parallel activities.
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In a resource-constrained project, the completion date is most likely to change.
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All leveling techniques delay noncritical activities by using positive slack to smooth out the resource requirements.
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75
A project cost baseline is also called __________.
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The inability to fit more than two earth movers on a construction site at the same time when more are needed to complete the activity on time is an example of a physical constraint.
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Resource leveling or smoothing is only used on projects which are resource constrained.
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A lack of readily available engineers is a technical constraint.
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The fact that you must pour foundation before you frame the house and that you have to frame the house before you can put on the roof demonstrates scheduling constraints.
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When resource constraints are added to technical constraints the original project network may change as well as the completion date.
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