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Primavera Risk Analysis and Primavera: Exporting, what to watch out for and what shouldn't be there??

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Thu, 2013-11-07 12:11
S M
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Hi All,

I am compiling a procedure (almost checklist) for our Planning Department of what they should do to their schedules and any additional house-keeping/alterations to their plan or what they should be aware of when their plan is exported into Pertmaster.

I’m aware that there should be a lower number of Non-essential constraints, no mandatory finishes etc. But I was wondering what other pitfalls, traps or things to look out for in the export from P6 to Pertmaster that should be taken into account? or alternatively what Pertmaster doesn't like or "flips out" at the sight of?

Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated,

 

Thanks,

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