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Resource allocation

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CHAPTER

Objectives

Identify the resources required for a project;

Make the demand for resources more even throughout

the life of a project;

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8.1 Introduction

In general, the allocation of resources to activities will lead us to

review and modify the ideal activity plan. It may cause us to revise

review and modify the ideal activity plan. It may cause us to revise

stage or project completion dates.

The final result of resource allocation will normally be a number of

schedules including:

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8.1 Introduction

Select Project

0

Identify project

1 Identify project

2

Identify project

scope and objective

1 Identify project

infrastructure

2

Identify the products and activities

4

Estimate effort for activity

5

Identify activity risks

6

Analyze project characteristics

3

For each activity Lower level detail

Review

Allocate resources

7

Review/publicize plan

8

Lower level planning

10

Execute plan

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8.2 The nature of resources

In general, resources will fall into one of seven categories:

Labour

Labour

Equipment

Material

Space

Service

Time

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8.3 Identifying resource requirements

First, List the resources that will be required along

with the expected level of demand.

with the expected level of demand.

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8.3 Identifying resource requirements

Specify 54 34

IoE/P/2 20 days

Design 68 61

IoE/P/7 7 days

Code/Test 98 68

IoE/P/11 30 days

STAGE 1

STAGE 2

STAGE 3

STAGE 4

STAGE 5

STAGE 6

Specify Overall system 34 34 0 0

34 days 0 days IoE/P/1 34 days

Specify Module A 59 39

25 days 5 days

Specify Module B 49 59 34 44

25 days 10 days IoE/P/3 20 days

Specify Module C 59 59 34 34

IoE/P/4 25 days

Check SPECS 61 61 59 59

2 days 0 days IoE/P/6 2 days

Design Module A 68 61

7 days 0 days

Design Module B 67 70 61 64

9 days 3 days IoE/P/8 6 days

Design Module C 65 83 61 79

IoE/P/9 4 days

Code/Test Module A 98 68

30 days 0 days

Code/Test Module B 95 98 67 76

31 days 3 days IoE/P/12 28 days

Code/Test Module C 80 98 65 79

IoE/P/13 15 days

System Integrate 104 104 98 98

6 days 0 days IoE/P/15 6 days

Module C 59 34

25 days 0 days

Specify Module D 49 59 34 44

34 days 0 days IoE/P/5 15 days

Module C 83 79

22 days 18 days

Design Module D 65 73 61 69

12 days 8 days IoE/P/10 4 days

Module C 98 79

33 days 18 days

Code/Test Module D 90 98 65 73

33 days 8 days IoE/P/14 25 days

Activity description Earliest finish Latest finish Earliest start Latest start

Activity span Float Activity Duration

Key:

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8.4 Scheduling resources

To map the resource requirements list onto the

activity plan to assess the distribution of resources

activity plan to assess the distribution of resources

required over the duration of the project.

Representing the activity plan as a bar chart and

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8.4 Scheduling resources

Week Number

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Specify overall system

Specify module A

Specify module B

Specify module C

Specify module D

Bar chart and resource histogram for analyst-designers

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8.4 Scheduling resources

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8.4 Scheduling resources

Week Number Week Number

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Specify overall system

Specify module A

Specify overall system

Specify module A Specify module B

Specify module C Specify module D

Specify module B Specify module C Specify module D

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8.4 Scheduling resources

Prioritizing activities:

Total float priority

Ordered list priority

1. Shortest critical activity;

2. Critical activities;

3. Shortest non-critical activity;

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8.4 Scheduling resources

Specify 54 34

IoE/P/2 20 days

Design 63 56

IoE/P/7 7 days

Code/Test 93 63

IoE/P/11 30 days

STAGE 1

STAGE 2

STAGE 3

STAGE 4

STAGE 5

STAGE 6

Specify Overall system 34 34 0 0

34 days 0 days IoE/P/1 34 days

Specify Module A 54 34

20 days 0 days

Specify Module B 49 54 34 39

20 days 5 days IoE/P/3 15 days

Specify Module D 49 54 34 34

IoE/P/5 15 days

Check SPEC 56 56 54 54

2 days 0 days IoE/P/6 2 days

Design Module A 63 56

7 days 0 days

Design Module B 67 70 61 64

9 days 3 days IoE/P/8 6 days

Design Module D 60 68 56 64

IoE/P/10 4 days

Code/Test Module A 93 63

30 days 0 days

Code/Test Module B 90 93 62 65

31 days 3 days IoE/P/12 28 days

Code/test Module D 85 93 60 68

IoE/P/14 25 days

System Integrate 99 99 93 93

6 days 0 days IoE/P/15 6 days

Module D 54 34

20 days 5 days

Specify Module C 59 73 34 48

39 days 14 days IoE/P/4 25 days

Design Module C 64 78 60 74

18 days 14 days IoE/P/9 4 days

Module D 68 64

12 days 8 days

Code/Test Module C 79 93 64 78

29 days 14 days IoE/P/13 15 days Module D 93 68

33 days 8 days

Activity description Earliest finish Latest finish Earliest start Latest start

Activity span Float Activity Duration

Key:

Check Spec C 60 74 59 73

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8.5 Creating critical paths

• Scheduling resources can create new critical paths.

• Delaying the start of an activity because of lack of

• Delaying the start of an activity because of lack of

resources will cause that activity to become critical if this

uses up its float.

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8.6 Counting the cost

Trying to complete the project by the earliest

completion date with the minimum number of

completion date with the minimum number of

staff ?

Using additional staff or lengthening the overall

duration of a project.

The additional cost of employing extra staff would

The additional cost of employing extra staff would

need to be compared to the costs of delayed

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8.a Expediting a Project (Example)

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Activity

Predecessor

Duration

Normal

Duration

Crash

Normal

cost

Crash cost

Cost per Day

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6 days

5 days

$60.00

$90.00

$30/day

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4

$50.00

$150.00

$33/day

b

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$50.00

$150.00

$33/day

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4

$100.00

$160.00

N/A

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$30.00

$30.00

N/A

e

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5

4

$70.00

$85.00

$15/day

f

c

9

7

$40.00

$120.00

$40/day

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8.7 Being specific

In allocating individuals to tasks, a number of factors need to be

taken into account:

Availability

Criticality

Risk

Training

Training

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8.8 Publishing the resource schedule

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8.8 Publishing the resource schedule

Specify 54 34

IoE/P/2 20 days

Design 63 56

IoE/P/7 7 days

Code/Test 93 63

IoE/P/11 30 days

STAGE 1

STAGE 2

STAGE 3

STAGE 4

STAGE 5

STAGE 6

Specify Overall system 34 34 0 0

34 days 0 days IoE/P/1 34 days

Specify Module A 54 34

21 days 1 days

Specify Module B 49 49 34 34

15 days 0 days IoE/P/3 15 days

Specify Module D 49 55 34 45

IoE/P/5 15 days

Check Specs 56 57 54 55

3 days 1 days IoE/P/6 2 days

Design Module A 64 57

8 days 1 days

Design Module B 66 66 60 60

6 days 0 days IoE/P/8 6 days

Design Module D 60 69 56 65

IoE/P/10 4 days

Code/Test Module A 94 64

31 days 1 days

Code/Test Module B 94 94 66 66

28 days 0 days IoE/P/12 28 days

Code/Test Module D 85 93 60 68

IoE/P/14 25 days

System Integrate 100 100 94 94

6 days 0 days IoE/P/15 6 days

15

4

Module D 55 45

21 days 6 days

Specify Module C 74 74 49 49

25 days 0 days IoE/P/4 25 days

Design Module C 79 79 75 75

4 days 0 days IoE/P/9 4 days Module D 69 65

13 days 9 days

Code/Test Module C 94 94 79 79

15 days 0 days IoE/P/13 15 days

Module D 93 68

33 days 8 days

Activity description Earliest finish Latest finish Earliest start Latest start

Activity span Float Activity Duration

Key:

Check Spec C 75 75 74 74

1 days 0 days IoE/P/6a 1 day 15

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8.9 Cost schedules

In general, costs are categorized as follows:

• Staff costs

• Overheads

• Usage charges

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8.9 Cost schedules

Example of Cost Schedule:

2500

Cost Schedule

1000 1500 2000

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG LABOR 100 150 210 300 210 150 300 100 OVERHEAD 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 TOTAL 150 200 260 350 260 200 350 150 ACCU 150 350 610 960 1220 1420 1770 1920

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8.10 The scheduling sequence

1

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Risk Assessment

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8.11 Conclusion

In this chapter we have discussed the problems of allocating resources to

project activities and the conversion of an activity plan to a work schedule.

In particular, we have seen the importance of the following:

In particular, we have seen the importance of the following:

Identifying all the resources needed;

Arranging activity starts to minimize variations in resource levels

over the duration of the project;

Allocating resources to competing activities in a rational order of

priority;

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