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If you look at an example of the Resource Breakdown Structure, you will observe that it contains entries like names of the human resources, names of the facilities (factories, office spaces, labs), names of the infrastructure required (environments, servers, softwares, machinery)... all of these cost money. There is no need to put cost of all of these additionally in the RBS because the utility of RBS is to come up with the resources required for the project and NOT determining the budget of the project. There is a separate knowledge area (Cost Management) specifically for that purpose

If you look at an example of the Resource Breakdown Structure, you will observe that it contains entries like names of the human resources, names of the facilities (factories, office spaces, labs), names of the infrastructure required (environments, servers, softwares, machinery)... all of these cost money. There is no need to put cost of all of these additionally in the RBS because the utility of RBS is to come up with the resources required for the project and NOT determining the budget of the project. There is a separate knowledge area (Cost Management) specifically for that purpose

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