Capacity Model Output Example

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	Capacity Model Output Example Home Project Management Process Phase II Capacity Model Output Example The Capacity Model determines how many staff (FTEs^a) are required based on workload and activity analysis Put The Lab to work for you Contact The Lab > Footnotes: ^a FTEs or Full-Time Equivalent Employees ^b KVI Key Volume Indicator Customer Master Group - Capacity Model Example Key to Reading the Capacity Model Output

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The Capacity Model determines how many staff (FTEsa) are required based on workload and activity analysis