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05 Project Crashing Cost Slope by Shumank Srivastava is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Project crashing involves shortening project duration by adding resources or changing methods, which increases direct costs but can reduce indirect costs. The cost slope method calculates the extra cost per unit time saved for each activity, guiding the selection of activities to crash based on their cost efficiency. Key considerations include workspace congestion, increased fatigue from overtime, and the need to manage coordination and interface conflicts during the crashing process.
- Author
- Shumank Srivastava
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- EN