Good luck. Everywhere I've worked has followed the same formula for resource
allocation:

Resources Needed = Man Hours of Work / Man Hours of Work

;)

-----Original Message-----
From: Kim A. Woodbridge [mailto:kimwoodbridge(at)yahoo.com]

I have a bit of a strange question about Webmaster /
Web Developer Workloads.  Management where I work is
trying to project staffing needs for the next 5 years.
 I am currently the only person on our "Web Team" (at
the Research part of a Pediatric Hospital). 
Management is trying to locate a resource or devise a
formula for determining when the workload for one
individual is too high.  For example: maintain x
number of servers, maintain x number of pages, do
projects for x number of departments,maintain and
develop x number of databases, know X number of
programming languages etc.

Does anyone know of an online resource for this or
have a policy or process that their place of
employment has created?

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