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Perform PERT (Program Evaluation Review Technique) Analysis Manually on Schedule

Posted Fri, 2016-10-28 01:11 by Yasir Masood - PM...

One – Point estimation reflects one value per activity.

The Power To Save A Life

Posted Tue, 2016-10-18 17:02 by Michael Bensussen

As we discussed last time, the resource-loaded schedule represents a project manager’s most valuable tool for understanding and controlling the time and money requirements on any given project. With a continued focus on schedule importance, this article seeks to understand the correlation between schedule pressure and safety performance. More specifically, does a protracted or compressed schedule contribute to an increase in recordable injuries, near misses or safety incidences?

Time Equals Money

Posted Wed, 2016-09-21 09:54 by Michael Bensussen

We have all been told that time equals money. Even, time is money. But what does any of that truly mean? Time and money separately are highly debatable subjects. The combination of the two can certainly be a conundrum. However, it is this author’s belief that in construction, this may as well be a law of the universe. Consider this. He or she who controls the schedule of the project controls the cost of the project. Thus, the schedule is one of the most important documents a particular project may ever possess.

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