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operations after leveling ressources

Harzelli BouasriaMember for 18 years
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hi everybody
after leveling ressources some tasks are too very long and completly bleu (%complete),
how i can decrease duration and prevent P3 of splitting tasks.
thanks

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    Ferdinand Fincalero, PMP ·
    Hello Harzelli,

    You need to make a keen reviewing of your activities duration and figure out its possibilities of shortening durations. Just a suggestion, in the process of your duration evaluation, try to make it from the backend of the program since the end activities are somehow uncertain to be thoroughly figured out of its timely implementation. Besides, backend activities are often subject to changes and variation as the project progresses, and further, everything therein is the product of the front-end activities. Front-end activities then are the more realistic in your time scheduling as you see it upfront in your current program development.

    Another thing that I guess you need to check is the leveling priority of your tasks. Try to experiment with the different criterias in leveling your program until you find the more suitable and realistic result in your requirement.

    Simply sharing.

    Ferdinand
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    Ferdinand Fincalero, PMP ·
    Harzelli,

    Furthermore, try to check as well your activities relationship. You might find some of it that may require enhancement. You may also you use "LAG" for a more realistic approach in the different interfaces of your program.

    Regards,
    Ferdinand
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    Harzelli Bouasria ·
    hi ferdinand

    I tried all these solution before, but it has not set the problem

    thanks
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    Ferdinand Fincalero, PMP ·
    I doubt if that problem can’t be work-out. I suggest for you to switch on the automatic leveling and scheduling when you are making the changes in the program so won’t repeatedly be going through the commands.

    Don’t stop. Keep on developing the program until you succefully meet your objective.

    Good luck.

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