If you have a programme that has a start point and a clear cascade of tasks to an end point then there will be only one critical path.
If there is more than one CP then the chances of this occurring naturally are infinitesimal - therefore the most likely answer is the programme has been rigged.
You can of course have a number of such sectional cascades in a single programme.
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19 years 10 monthsHi Hall If you have a
Hi Hall
If you have a programme that has a start point and a clear cascade of tasks to an end point then there will be only one critical path.
If there is more than one CP then the chances of this occurring naturally are infinitesimal - therefore the most likely answer is the programme has been rigged.
You can of course have a number of such sectional cascades in a single programme.
Best regards
Mike Testro
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19 years 10 monthsHi SM You can start by
Hi SM
You can start by removing all constraints that force criticality.
Next check how many tasks are set ALAP - they show critical even when there have lots of float.
After that look at what critical tasks remain and if more that 50% look to find out why -
First review any tasks more that 20 days long
Next check tasks with more than 1 outgoing link - are they all necessary?
Finally there an only be one critical path - if you have more than 1 youre programme has been rigged.
Best regards
Mike Testro