An Example to Project Management Crashing

What is meant by crashing a project?

Project crashing is a method for shortening the project duration by reducing the time of one (or more) of the critical project activities to less than its normal activity time. This reduction in the normal activity time is referred to as crashing.

What is the difference between fast-tracking and crashing?

In summary, the differences between fast-tracking and crashing are: Fast-tracking involves the performance of activities in parallel, whereas crashing involves the addition of resources to a project. In fast-tracking, there is increased risk, whereas in crashing there is increased cost.
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In this video, you will learn how to crash a project in order to reduce the overall project completion time.