Who has the PRIMARY responsibility to solve this problem?
A project manager for a small construction company has a project that was budgeted for US $130,000 over a six-week period. According to her schedule, the project should have cost US $60,000 to date. However, it has cost US $90,000 to date. The project is also behind schedule, because the original estimates were not accurate. Who has the PRIMARY responsibility to solve this problem?
What is the BEST thing to do?
While reviewing project performance, the project manager determines that the schedule variance is -500. What is the BEST thing to do?
What is this activity called?
The sponsor has informed you that the resources for your project will be cut. The sponsor wants to know how long the project will take if only nine resources each month are committed to your project. What is this activity called?
What is the FIRST thing you should do?
A project has experienced significant delays due to equipment problems, staff attrition, and slow client reviews. The project is 40 percent complete and has used 60 percent of the available calendar time. What is the FIRST thing you should do?
It would cause the LEAST negative impact if you move resources from which of the following projects?
To accommodate a new project in your department, you need to move resources from one project to another. Because your department is currently working at capacity, moving resources will inevitably delay the project from which you move the resources. It would cause the LEAST negative impact if you move resources from which of the following projects?
The BEST approach to crashing would also include looking at the:
In attempting to complete the project faster, the project manager looks at the cost associated with crashing each activity. The BEST approach to crashing would also include looking at the:
Taking this new dependency into account, what would be the effect on the project?
Based on the chart, while completing the project, a team member tells you that the team forgot something during planning. Activity F needs the results of activity E before it can begin. Taking this new dependency into account, what would be the effect on the project?
Using the chart, what is the lowest cost of crashing this project to save four weeks?
Using the chart, what is the lowest cost of crashing this project to save four weeks?
How long will this project take?
Based on the network diagram in the chart, the resource working on activity G is replaced with another resource with 50 percent of the productivity of the previous resource. How long will this project take?
Which of the following is NOT one of the reasons this project had difficulty?
Instead of celebrating the end of the project, the stakeholders are breathing a sigh of relief. None of them were confident the project would meet the end date. Which of the following is NOT one of the reasons this project had difficulty?