Which WSE range makes it encouraged to create a TSC case?

• A. 75-99 WSEs
• B. 50-74 WSEs
• C. 100-199 WSEs
• D. <50 WSEs

Answer: (A)

When workload reaches a noticeable but manageable high level, it’s sensible to formalize tracking and coordination through a TSC case. WSEs reflect how much work is in play, and creating a TSC case helps ensure proper resource alignment, timing, and visibility for risks. The 75-99 WSE range sits at that sweet spot where the load is clearly elevated enough to warrant formal action, yet not so extreme that a different escalation path would be more appropriate. Below this range, the demand is typically manageable within existing processes, so a formal case isn’t usually necessary. Above this range, the workload becomes substantial enough that another protocol or higher-level review would typically take over, rather than relying on the standard TSC case process.