This is not what you were looking for -- but I sincerely believe that,in general, adding computed drag totals for all critical path activities would render any schedule more credible and show that the person who prepared it is knowledgable of the most modern scheduling techniques.
I would actually take it one step further by showing Version 1 and Version 2:
Version 1 would be longer and display the drags, but show little or no optimization.
Version 2 would be shorter, showing the new drags and how the drags on Version 1 were used to optimize the schedule and produce the shorter one.
I can't think of a quicker or better way to demonstrate scheduling competence.
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20 years 7 monthsHi, Sachin.This is not what
Hi, Sachin.
This is not what you were looking for -- but I sincerely believe that,in general, adding computed drag totals for all critical path activities would render any schedule more credible and show that the person who prepared it is knowledgable of the most modern scheduling techniques.
I would actually take it one step further by showing Version 1 and Version 2:
I can't think of a quicker or better way to demonstrate scheduling competence.
Fraternally in project management,
Steve the Bajan
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