Talk:Program evaluation and review technique: Difference between revisions

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Therefore, it does not (and can not) mean what seems to to be an identical, polar-opposite meaning -- which is very different, entirely wrong, utterly misrepresenting, and totally bereft of the wonderful utility of the term's correct application -- that we see in much of the usages: i.e., something like "the earliest time in the future that an event can occur if we start now" (rather than the correct version, "the latest we can start work, so that we will have the product in our hands on date '''D''' at time '''T''').

I feel that there should be:3

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:(a) some significant piece about "lead time" in the PERT article; and

:(b) once that is settled, appropriate changes also made to the [[Lead time]] article.