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this is a little graphic that we put together so that you could see the impact of buffers if you have a tax plan and i hope you do then you need to identify a really good overall duration and so part of the definition that well explain to you in a minute is that a tax plan has to have a really good responsible overall duration so that means your start date and your completion date have to be reasonable you cant start a project in a crash landing right away you cant put that project team in a bad spot from the start right we have to have buffers and so the genius of tech planning because were able to optimize these sequences and optimize the overall phases we are able to gain back buffer times and so you can have buffers within a tax wagon you can have buffers that are in attack time an example that would be thanksgiving or christmas you can have buffers at the end in fact you should no schedule should ever be planned without buffers and so the tact plan and the attack planning proc