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Read the text and answer the question below.
As said previously, Maria made a plan for resource allocation:
Resource Allocation Plan: Q2 Overview
Objective: To distribute resources effectively across all active projects while maintaining focus on key priorities and avoiding team burnout.
1. Server Capacity Allocation: 50% of total server capacity will be allocated to the main project, as it is essential for meeting our yearly goals. The remaining 50% will support the two smaller initiatives.
2. Developer Allocation: No additional developers are available until next month. Advanced analytics tools will not be provided to smaller projects at this stage - they are not yet ready for integration. Instead, we will explore the possibility of assigning part-time contractors or rebalancing tasks among current team members.
3. Working Hours: We will not extend working hours, as this could lead to burnout among developers and project managers. All shifts will remain as they are unless we receive voluntary support.
4. Task Distribution & Communication: Task changes must be communicated clearly to all teams. Project leads are responsible for ensuring no critical tasks are overlooked.
Next Steps:
Final review of this plan: Friday
Adjustments (if needed) will be made with James before team-wide presentation.
Prepared by: Maria
Date: May 2, 2025
How is the server capacity divided between projects?
100% to the main project.
Only half of the total server capacity is allocated to the main project, not all of it.
30% to the main project, 70% to smaller projects.
The plan specifies an even split.
50% to the main project, 50% to the two smaller initiatives.
60% to smaller initiatives and 40% to the main project.
The main project gets half (50%), not less.
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Focus on the Server Capacity Allocation part.
Maria's plan clearly states that 50% of server capacity will go to the main project, and the remaining 50% will be shared between the two smaller projects.