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A project manager at Valeport Energy finds that 'Crashing' a specific activity has hit 'diminishing returns.'
What does this mean in a predictive schedule context?
- The activity has moved off the critical path.
- The cost of crashing is now lower than the normal cost of the activity, while documenting the decision in the issue log.
- The activity is now being fast-tracked instead of crashed.
- The activity cannot be shortened any further regardless of how many resources are added.
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