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Resource is defined as the individual person or skill set employee inside the organization which is required to achieve the task in the project plan.
- It is a person with skills, time, cost, and material which is required for project completion.
- The project planner should be postponement the naming individual employee as resources in early planning process.
- Because, initially project planner must confirm the availability of employee to work on their project during the planned dates, the project manager meet with that employee and verify their skills whether they achieve the particular tasks and then assigned them to that particular task...
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