CRASHING
Crashing is employed when we want to shorten the project completion time by spending extra resources i.e., ultimately money. In real life, it is always possible to employ more resources or ‘book a lightening call’. Consider, for example, the activity of laying bricks which requires a gang of a mason assisted by a few labourers. By increasing the number of labourers the activity duration can be shortened or crashed. But there is a limit to this. Too many labourers per mason would not reduce the duration any more since they are liable to jam up. Concerned specialists would have to estimate the crashing limit for each activity as also extra money for crashing each activity. Once these estimates are available, any analysis can be made to ...
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