Identify enabling obligations
Owner role · Task owner
Evidence: A’s five-hour prerequisite is necessary and not already supplied.
Priority tradeoffs / Delivery leads, planning owners and acceptance reviewers
Decision deskInclude enabling effort when comparing an apparently small high-value task.
The decision evaluates enabling work together with the proposed outcome, instead of comparing incomplete task costs.
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Original worked case · Manual planning resource
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01 · Inspect the inputs
| Option | Implementation | Prerequisite | Total | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | 3 hours | 5 hours | 8 hours | 9 |
| B | 6 hours | 0 additional | 6 hours | 8 |
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02 · Follow the reasoning
A isolated=9/3=3, but bundle=9/8=1.125. B=8/6≈1.333. The declared ratio rule selects B only after the full enabling demand is included.
Compare A’s eight-hour bundle with B’s six hours. Under the stated points-per-hour policy, B has the larger ratio; A’s isolated implementation ratio is misleading.
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Decision to make: Compare A’s eight-hour bundle with B’s six hours. Under the stated points-per-hour policy, B has the larger ratio; A’s isolated implementation ratio is misleading.
Synthetic planning case: Task A claims nine declared points for three implementation-hours but requires five prerequisite-hours. B offers eight points for six hours with no additional prerequisite in the model.
Owner role · Task owner
Evidence: A’s five-hour prerequisite is necessary and not already supplied.
Owner role · Planner
Evidence: A uses eight hours and B six under this model.
Owner role · Decision owner
Evidence: Any claim that A’s enabler benefits other work is evaluated explicitly before changing the comparison.
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Compare A’s eight-hour bundle with B’s six hours. Under the stated points-per-hour policy, B has the larger ratio; A’s isolated implementation ratio is misleading. A isolated=9/3=3, but bundle=9/8=1.125. B=8/6≈1.333. The declared ratio rule selects B only after the full enabling demand is included. Prerequisite effort and preference points are invented. Dependencies, reused inputs and hard constraints must be verified in real work.
Possibly, but its allocation and benefits need a stated portfolio rule; this case charges it entirely to A.
No. It is one declared local preference rule, not a universal value or deadline policy.
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