Consider the partial resource-loading chart shown below. Suppose that you can commit a maximum of 8 resource hours per day; a. Choose the dates on which project resources are overallocated? b. How should the resource-loading table be manipulated to correct for this overallocation? c. Now suppose that the maximum number of resource hours per day you can commit is reduced to six. How would you reconfigure and construct the resource-loading table to adjust for this number? What would be the new project completion date

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Consider the partial resource-loading chart shown below. Suppose that you can commit a maximum of 8 resource hours per day; a. Choose the dates on which project resources are overallocated? b. How should the resource-loading table be manipulated to correct for this overallocation? c. Now suppose that the maximum number of resource hours per day you can commit is reduced to six. How would you reconfigure and construct the resource-loading table to adjust for this number? What would be the new project completion date

Consider the partial resource-loading chart shown below. Suppose that you can commit
a maximum of 8 resource hours per day;
a. Choose the dates on which project resources are overallocated?
b. How should the resource-loading table be manipulated to correct for this
overallocation?
c. Now suppose that the maximum number of resource hours per day you can commit
is reduced to six. How would you reconfigure and construct the resource-loading
table to adjust for this number? What would be the new project completion date

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