When PSA calculates a summary of capacity demand by role, what is also created?

When PSA calculates a summary of capacity demand by role, child utilization summary records are created as part of this process. This is essential for tracking how resources, specifically roles within the organization, are being utilized over time. The child utilization summary records provide detailed insights into the allocation and performance of individual roles, helping to assess whether the capacity meets the demand and allowing for better resource planning and management.

These child records allow administrators to dive deeper into the specifics of role performance, enabling more informed decisions regarding resource allocation and project management. Instead of just an overarching summary, the existence of these child records empowers the organization with granular data that can inform strategy and operational adjustments.

In contrast, the other options either do not relate directly to the summary of capacity demand process or do not accurately represent what is generated in conjunction with the summary. Thus, the creation of child utilization summary records is a key component of capacity demand analysis in PSA.