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| + | Resources planning is important because you need to know who is going to do what and when they need to achieve it. The final schedule can't be completed until you have that information. | ||
| − | + | What are resources? Resources are people, equipment, places, money, facilities, and anything else you need to complete the job. | |
| − | + | Every job needs to be assigned resources to complete it. Ignore this and you are undermining the rest of your planning. | |
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| − | + | At the end of this learning pathway you will be able to: | |
| − | + | * identify and describe the resources required for simple tasks | |
| − | + | * describe resource requirements that can be integrated with a project schedule | |
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Latest revision as of 22:47, 20 November 2016
Resources planning is important because you need to know who is going to do what and when they need to achieve it. The final schedule can't be completed until you have that information.
What are resources? Resources are people, equipment, places, money, facilities, and anything else you need to complete the job.
Every job needs to be assigned resources to complete it. Ignore this and you are undermining the rest of your planning.
