Tilos for claims on Linear projects
Thu, 2010-01-28 09:40
Hello Forum Members
Tilos appears to be a very good tool for linear project claims made by a contractor.
Has anyone else used Tilos 6 as well in this regard?
Regards
Matthew Edwards - www.ppm5d.ie
Tilos appears to be a very good tool for linear project claims made by a contractor.
Has anyone else used Tilos 6 as well in this regard?
Regards
Matthew Edwards - www.ppm5d.ie
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Sat, 2010-01-30 16:39
#1
Thanks Mike,
I will try the email again. I deleted your last email about where I am from by accident. Apologies.
Things are very busy but the Irish economy is sluggish. However, the work and market is out there so we have to be inventive to get results. As they say, you can’t beat a good crisis and have to make the most out of it.
Regards
Matthew Edwards
I will try the email again. I deleted your last email about where I am from by accident. Apologies.
Things are very busy but the Irish economy is sluggish. However, the work and market is out there so we have to be inventive to get results. As they say, you can’t beat a good crisis and have to make the most out of it.
Regards
Matthew Edwards
Sat, 2010-01-30 13:30
#2
Hi Matthew
This was a recent answer from PP admin regarding the links page:
"Hello All,
Please be advised that it is FREE to advertise a company and / or something relevant to planning on the Links page.
If anyone wishes to place something onto the Links page, simply send the PP Admin team your requested link, its description (to be shown next to the link on the links page) and a contact email / name etc and one of the team will get it posted on there.
Regards."
Best regards
Mike Testro
This was a recent answer from PP admin regarding the links page:
"Hello All,
Please be advised that it is FREE to advertise a company and / or something relevant to planning on the Links page.
If anyone wishes to place something onto the Links page, simply send the PP Admin team your requested link, its description (to be shown next to the link on the links page) and a contact email / name etc and one of the team will get it posted on there.
Regards."
Best regards
Mike Testro
Sat, 2010-01-30 12:58
#3
Hi Mike
Yeah, I have looked into baselining and imapcting a Time Chainage proigramme with a former colleague who is a wizard at Tilos 6.
It appears that it does an As-Planned impacted demonstration very well.
Regards
Matthew Edwards - PS Email ID removed. I have just emailed helpdesk@planningplanet.com - It appears that it is not working correctly. I would like to put my company on the links page. Do you know of any other contact e,mails. Thanks, Matthew.
Yeah, I have looked into baselining and imapcting a Time Chainage proigramme with a former colleague who is a wizard at Tilos 6.
It appears that it does an As-Planned impacted demonstration very well.
Regards
Matthew Edwards - PS Email ID removed. I have just emailed helpdesk@planningplanet.com - It appears that it is not working correctly. I would like to put my company on the links page. Do you know of any other contact e,mails. Thanks, Matthew.
Thu, 2010-01-28 10:16
#4
Hi Matthew
It depends on what software was used during the project.
Transferring an EoT claim to a different software is always problematic.
Best regards
Mike Testro
PS
I have just noticed taht you have your email as part of your title - please be warned that there are spammers operating within PP - I would suggest you remove it.
It depends on what software was used during the project.
Transferring an EoT claim to a different software is always problematic.
Best regards
Mike Testro
PS
I have just noticed taht you have your email as part of your title - please be warned that there are spammers operating within PP - I would suggest you remove it.
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