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  #1 Hinton Rollins on 30 May 13

   

  Task calculating lets anticipate probably the most practical and profitable utilization of available resources such as for example time, resources and labor. Process rates may be used as input to budgeting and task scheduling. These information could be obtained from the task appraisal and useful for project management purposes:
  The elapsed time is represented by a Task Duration measured in weeks or working hours, days the link
  a Work Effort shows the quantity of labor needed to complete the littlest activity or process. It is expressed as uninterrupted, focused work time spent on completing certain job.
  a Productivity Time lets determine the percentage of working time (duration) and work effort that's devoted to a project activity or activity. Unexpected interruptions were not included by productivity time estimates and idle time, only "pure" work time is taken into consideration.
  task management information in english
  CentriQS enables you to set time estimate for your process, enter true time, calculate remaining time, and then compare these attributes to determine time change value. The formula is similar to this one: Estimate a (Actual + Remain) = Deviation. So the ideal case is when your taskas Estimate equals Actual and Remain a then Deviation is zero. When you get a positive deviation, most likely the task is overestimated by you, and thereby too many resources are allocated. And once the deviation is negative, apparently the task is underestimated and more resources are expected because of its end.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Task calculating lets anticipate probably the most practical and profitable utilization of available resources such as for example time, resources and labor. Process rates may be used as input to budgeting and task scheduling. These information could be obtained from the task appraisal and useful for project management purposes: <br /> The elapsed time is represented by a Task Duration measured in weeks or working hours, days <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.centriqs.com/task-management/get-task-reminders.php">the link</a> <br /> a Work Effort shows the quantity of labor needed to complete the littlest activity or process. It is expressed as uninterrupted, focused work time spent on completing certain job. <br /> a Productivity Time lets determine the percentage of working time (duration) and work effort that's devoted to a project activity or activity. Unexpected interruptions were not included by productivity time estimates and idle time, only "pure" work time is taken into consideration. <br /> <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.centriqs.com/task-management/">task management information</a> <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.centriqs.com/task-management/create-task-time-logs.php">in english</a> <br /> CentriQS enables you to set time estimate for your process, enter true time, calculate remaining time, and then compare these attributes to determine time change value. The formula is similar to this one: Estimate a (Actual + Remain) = Deviation. So the ideal case is when your taskas Estimate equals Actual and Remain a then Deviation is zero. When you get a positive deviation, most likely the task is overestimated by you, and thereby too many resources are allocated. And once the deviation is negative, apparently the task is underestimated and more resources are expected because of its end.</div>

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