Finish Date
The term finish date refers specifically to the date in which the particular schedule activity as part of the overall project is anticipated to…
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Fast Tracking
Fast tracking is a technique that is often implemented in crisis and/or crunch times so to speak as it involves in taking a specific…
1 min readExternal Dependency
Dependencies are logical relationships between project activities. The dependencies of tasks mean that you cannot proceed to another task if the first task is…
1 min readEffort
The term effort refers to the specific and quantifiable count and/or measure of definable labor units that it is deemed are to be required…
1 min readEarly Start Date
The phrase early state date refers to the specific point on the critical path method which represents the earliest possible point at which the…
1 min readDuration
The term duration (also known by the abbreviations DU or DUR) refers, in a big picture sense, to the total and complete amount of…
1 min readDummy Activity
A dummy activity is a simulated activity of sorts, one that is of a zero duration and is created for the sole purpose of…
2 min readDiscretionary Dependency
The strength of the project schedule is based on the definition of the activities, deliverable, estimation of effort and duration, organizations and sequence of…
1 min readDiscrete Effort
The concept of discrete effort applies directly to the specific work efforts that can be directly traced and identified as having a direct tie…
1 min readDependency Determination
Dependencies are defined as relationships among tasks that determine the sequence in which project management activities need to be performed. These tasks may be…
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