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Critical Path Method (CPM) Simplified..

A critical path is the longest path in the network. Each node which falls under critical path has zero or negative float (Slack). Now how do we calculate critical path?? Sample Node I’ve seen various illustrations having different way to calculate CPM, few are: - The project starts on day 1. - The project starts on day 0. Both the approaches give same results, however I liked the day 0 approach better, its simpler, easy and lesser room for errors. Example Figure 1 - Example There are 3 steps to calculate CPM: 1. Forward Pass - To calculate the Early Start(ES) and Early Finish(EF) of node. 2. Backward Pass - To calculate Late Start (LS) and Late Finish(LF) of node. 3. Calculate Float and Thus CPM. The Forward Pass: Forward Pass Illustration We start from first Node or Start node. The works begin on day 0....

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Project, Program and Portfolio - What is the difference? There have been few discussions in my recent workshops as what is the difference between project, program and portfolio. Lets start from the term which is most clear to all: Project: A project is a temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product, service, or result A project could be: Creating a website, Creating a building, Organising a rally/party Program: A group of related projects, subprograms, and program activities that are managed in a coordinated way to obtain benefits not available from managing them individually. Programs may include operations and support activities.. The program could be : Rolling out 3G network across india. Creating and Implementing a new policy organisation wide Election campaign for presidential elections across country Portfolio A portfolio is a component c...

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