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Chapter 18, Problem 1DQ
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Interpretation: The five examples of the projects not cited in the book.
Concept Introduction:
A project is a combination of different tasks and events which are connected to each other in a predefined manner.
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The examples of the projects not cited in the book are as follow,
- Fixing RFID tags on or products in order to track their movement is factory.
- Installation of the new machinery after the removal of the old one.
- The creation of the preventive maintenance system for tools and equipments.
- Planning and organizing the Annual General meeting with all the shareholders and executive members of a company.
- Organizing a blood donation camp is the locality.
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Activity
Description
Estimated duration
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in days
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A
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