By Artem
via agilesoftwaredevelopment.com
Published: Nov 05 2008 / 11:53
I think there are 3 principles for resource planning: 1. For every type of work a specific number of days per month must be allocated in people's calendars; 2. Different people can be made responsible for the allocated timeslots by managing the work that is carried out in those periods; 3. Considering that task-switching is bad, the resource planner must seek to minimize the number of different activities per week, per person. (for example: allocating one week to activity A and one week to activity B is much better than swapping both activities every day)
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