Validate the skill requirement
Owner role · Receiving reviewer
Evidence: Localization requires the stated qualification; attendance alone is not qualification.
Capacity and availability / Delivery leads, planning owners and acceptance reviewers
Decision deskCheck whether qualified people can cover the proposed task mix.
The decision tests skill-constrained feasibility even when pooled hours balance.
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Original worked case · Manual planning resource
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01 · Inspect the inputs
| Work or person | Hours | Qualification |
|---|---|---|
| Localization | 8 | Jo only |
| Layout | 4 | Jo or Mina |
| Jo available | 6 | Localization and layout |
| Mina available | 6 | Layout |
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02 · Follow the reasoning
Aggregate demand=8+4=12 and availability=6+6=12. Qualified localization capacity is only six; aggregate equality does not prove a feasible assignment.
The twelve-hour total fits aggregate availability, but localization exceeds the only qualified person’s six hours by two. Hold that assignment or establish another qualified route.
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Decision to make: The twelve-hour total fits aggregate availability, but localization exceeds the only qualified person’s six hours by two. Hold that assignment or establish another qualified route.
Synthetic planning case: Two people each have six hours. Only Jo has the documented localization skill. Localization needs eight hours and layout needs four.
Owner role · Receiving reviewer
Evidence: Localization requires the stated qualification; attendance alone is not qualification.
Owner role · Coordinator
Evidence: Eight localization hours have only six eligible hours.
Owner role · Delivery lead
Evidence: A qualified substitute, smaller scope or later window is confirmed before assignment.
Invented planning text. Adapt it to your evidence and confirmed owners.
The twelve-hour total fits aggregate availability, but localization exceeds the only qualified person’s six hours by two. Hold that assignment or establish another qualified route. Aggregate demand=8+4=12 and availability=6+6=12. Qualified localization capacity is only six; aggregate equality does not prove a feasible assignment. A skill matrix is a local planning input and can be incomplete or outdated. Confirm the actual task requirement and demonstrated eligibility.
No. Availability without the required qualification is not interchangeable in this case.
No. Mina is eligible for layout; resolve the localization shortfall independently.
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