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Clarke, Most Agilists will even the reject of attempting to draw a PERT chart for a project. They see this as a futile attempt to control a project via...
David Laffineuse
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Aug 3, 2005
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Hello I have attached a file where a constraint buffer is shown. Resource / Department B is the constraint in this multi project environment. I have a question...
Santiago Velásquez...
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Aug 4, 2005
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Hello I have attached a file where a constraint buffer is shown. Resource / Department B is the constraint in this multi project environment. I have a question...
Santiago Velásquez...
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Hello, sorry to bother so much, I have some other questions about CCPM, if anyone can help me: -When applying Multi Critical Chain Project Management (multi...
Santiago Velásquez...
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Aug 4, 2005
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It seems to me that there is not enough feeding buffer after W. ... -- Matías Birrell Rodríguez Ingeser Consultores Apoquindo 3600 piso 5 Tel: +56 (2) 446...
mbr@...
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Nothing to be sorry about :) ... The critical chain of a project is not necessarily related to the most loaded resource of the pool. The relationship would be...
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Hi, Santiago I am going to ask you to think about this. Here are several starting questions. What do you think is the problem? Why, in your understanding of...
Larry Leach
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Aug 5, 2005
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Thanks Larry. I think the problem could be: IF tasks that need to be performed by the drum finish earlier than expected AND the drum has other tasks programmed...
Santiago Velásquez...
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Aug 5, 2005
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MPM assumes that there are resource constraints across projects. If that is not true, you're not really doing MPM - you have a lot of individual projects. I...
Douglas and Lynn Brown
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Fully agreed :) Matías Birrell R. (MBR) ... -- Matías Birrell Rodríguez Ingeser Consultores Apoquindo 3600 piso 5 Tel: +56 (2) 446 8467 Fax: +56 (2) 433...
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All these discussions on the level of detailing of networks are interesting but in my view a bit unrealistic . CCPM is based on the management of resources...
Edgard Calia
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Aug 6, 2005
11:27 pm
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Hi, Santiago Yes, that is good enough to work with. If you check out queuing theory, you will find that matching capacity of a resource to the work load...
Larry Leach
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Aug 7, 2005
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While we are all on the topic of task estimation, I have one. What is your recommendation for doing task estimations for projects that are mostly R&D? For...
Allan Elder
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Aug 7, 2005
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Thanks Larry Can you explain, in a simple way, why matching capacity to work load (balancing??) leads to infinite queues? Thanks ... -- ...
Santiago Velásquez...
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Aug 7, 2005
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Santiago One way would be to work through all the math of a M/M/1 queue and you could figure it out. A simpler way is to go to: ...
Joseph Bradley
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Aug 8, 2005
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Hi, Santiago I'd rather you did your own research on this. But, I will share a little explanation I use. It isn't exactly what happens, but makes the point...
Larry
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Aug 8, 2005
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Hi! If the variation for a task is higher, then I would expect a greater difference between the average duration estimate and the safe duration estimate for...
Eugene Kania
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Aug 8, 2005
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Larry 90% - 10 days 95% - 20 days 99% - 100 days 100% - infinite days ¿ ... -- __________________________________ Santiago Velásquez Martínez [Non-text...
Santiago Velásquez...
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At 95% capacity, if you lose one day it will take you 20 days to recover (since 5% is 1/20th of a day). This assumes that you will dawdle all next month like...
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Aug 9, 2005
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Larry, Isn't the capacity constraint the result of a measurement to a static process? Machine-like operations may be fixed upon the capacity of the machine....
Peter Bush
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Hi, Peter Yes. That's why I noted the simple example isn't exactly what happens, but just an illustration of how queues grow towards infinity as protective...
Larry
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Question: If we say that a resource is working at "90% capacity" what does that represent? I mean, we all know there is variation in every process. Common...
Peter Bush
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... [REZ>] OK, if they PREVENT their process from becoming a constraint, that's worthwhile -- but anything above that is wasted effort, yes? ... [REZ>] Answer...
Richard
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Aug 10, 2005
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Hi, Peter Ah, a brilliant question. Does it mean that the UCL, the mean, or something else is at 90%? I make the point in CCPM that we want mean estimates,...
Larry
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Aug 10, 2005
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An example I like to use is the "I Love Lucy" episode where Lucy and Ethyl are working in a chocolate factory. A chocolate machine is feeding the conveyor,...
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You know, that would be a GREAT video for a workshop. Anyone know if that's available on DVD to ...ummmm... Demonstrate? mw mark woeppel President & CEO |...
Mark Woeppel
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Aug 10, 2005
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It's HILARIOUS!!! My family watches it on DVD. My wife bought it last Christmas: I Love Lucy: The Complete Second Season on DVD (31 episodes) The package says:...
Eugene Kania
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Aug 10, 2005
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Thanks! Karl found it for me on Amazon. $37. Deal! mw mark woeppel President & CEO | Pinnacle Strategies 972-491-1333 | 3600 Lowrey Way . Plano . Texas ....
Mark Woeppel
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Aug 10, 2005
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If you are only interested in the Chocolate Factory clip, you will find it for free at this link: ...
David Laffineuse
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Aug 10, 2005
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Larry, Your explanation would indicate that some capacity may be left on the table or exceeded, depending on whether actual performance ended up being under or...
Peter Bush
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