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Manis
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Need some real help with the following issues that I have.
The project that I am dealing with, has no less than 500 tasks and 30 team
members. These include part time members, remote teams etc. The tasks are
fixed duration, fixed work etc. Some are constrained to start and finish on a
specific date.
The problems that I am facing are
1. Overallocation - There are more than 1 task that do not really depend on
anything other than the project start date. Resource are overallocated to 300
% and more. I have tried auto levelling and that doesn't bring about the
desired result. Is there anyway I can stop overallocation from happening in
the first place?
2. If overallocation cannot be stopped, what is the best (quickest, easiest
....) way to manually resolve overallocation?
I was thinking of putting in dependencies that are not really task
dependencies but are resource dependencies.. The problem with that is that we
then have all tasks in sequence and the timeline is stretched badly. AND, all
the tasks are in the critical path!
Thanks guys!
Need some real help with the following issues that I have.
The project that I am dealing with, has no less than 500 tasks and 30 team
members. These include part time members, remote teams etc. The tasks are
fixed duration, fixed work etc. Some are constrained to start and finish on a
specific date.
The problems that I am facing are
1. Overallocation - There are more than 1 task that do not really depend on
anything other than the project start date. Resource are overallocated to 300
% and more. I have tried auto levelling and that doesn't bring about the
desired result. Is there anyway I can stop overallocation from happening in
the first place?
2. If overallocation cannot be stopped, what is the best (quickest, easiest
....) way to manually resolve overallocation?
I was thinking of putting in dependencies that are not really task
dependencies but are resource dependencies.. The problem with that is that we
then have all tasks in sequence and the timeline is stretched badly. AND, all
the tasks are in the critical path!
Thanks guys!