Before You Build More Capacity, Change the Control Logic
How leaders can improve asset performance through scheduling, control and operating-policy redesign before committing scarce capital to new capacity.
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How leaders can improve asset performance through scheduling, control and operating-policy redesign before committing scarce capital to new capacity.
Every rule used to sequence work defers difficulty, landing the hardest and least reversible activities exactly where influence is lowest and change costs most.
Float is a finite shared reserve with no owner and no record of consumption, and the first person to touch a non-critical activity spends it for everyone downstream.
A schedule looks calculated. Its duration is actually asserted, one dependency at a time, by people nobody asked what enforces the ordering.