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Your next project consists of 5 consecutive 10-day activities,each estimated by a different worker in your organization.You have all secretly added your own safety margin of 4 days into your estimates and you watch in horror as the project manager whips out his copy of Critical Chain and slams it on the table midway through their first project meeting."I'm taking your buffers and making them my own," he bellows.You recoil from this news and do some quick mental arithmetic.Now that you know the project manager is a Goldratt disciple,you know that the new project buffer will be:
Flying Buttresses
Flying buttresses are architectural elements used in Gothic cathedrals that transfer the weight of the roof and upper walls outward to external supports, allowing for higher and thinner walls and large stained-glass windows.
Nave Vaults
Arching forms in the central part of a church that are used to span the space over the nave, creating a ceiling or roof.
Apsidal Chapel
A semicircular or polygonal termination or projection in a church, which often houses the altar and is located at the east end beyond the choir.
Monk's Quarters
Living spaces or cells designated for monks within a monastery, where they engage in prayer, meditation, and daily religious activities.
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