How is Slack in the critical chain caused due to feeding buffer handled?
Critical Chain is defined as the resource constrained critical path of the project network when using aggressive durations. The goal here is to determine the critical chain before buffers are inserted. During the process where feeder buffers are inserted, some breaks are necessary in the critical chain to properly place the feeder buffers so that there is no initial impact on the feeder buffer. In this manner, the critical chain is extended, and the total duration of the project may be affected. However, the result is a proper and buffered critical chain project. Aurora provides an option to maintain the integrity of the initial critical chain even when the need arises for a feeder buffer impact or a feeder buffer incursion to occur before With Aurora’s built-in flexibility, an option can easily be provided if there is a need for a feeder buffer impact or a feeder buffer incursion to occur before the project started so that the initial critical chain before inserting buffers is not mov
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