Talk:Project network

Questions

  1. what are the differences between the work breakdown structure and the project network?
  2. How does the WBS and project networks linked?
  3. why bother creating a WBs? why not go straight to a project network and forget the WBS?
  4. Why is slack important to the project manager?
  5. what is the difference between free slack and total slack?
  6. why are lags used in developing project networks?
  7. what is a hammock activity, adn when is it used?

04:13, 17 October 2005 199.17.30.79

Major and Minor Edits

I have rewritten the definition of project network to provide clarity on the term. Additionally, I added a "Techniques" section, where the AON technique has been briefly outlined. I plan to further develop the AON section and think that the activity-on-arrow technique should be added as well. I also moved the previous information to a new section, "Other Techniques." I am not familiar enough with the information to edit it myself, however, changes could be made to enhance clarity, if the information is needed at all. Minor edits I made include removing an unnecessary source, adding two new sources, adding a caption to the first image, and inserting another image to depict the labels of an activity node. — Preceding unsigned comment added by MeganFleming (talkcontribs) 07:32, 18 February 2021 (UTC)Reply

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