1. Yes, but only for the newly-defined elements of future work. Contract baseline only to be changed by agreement with the client, which (typicaly) would mean only if key dates / sectional completion dates have not changed
2. Yes, but only for those activities impacted by the delay event.
3. Yes, but only for the East & West elements. Contract baseline only to be changed by agreement with the client.
4. No, unless the additional cost is associated with new scope.
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Submitted by ahmedabdelkarim on Wed, 2012-09-19 13:40
Hi all ...I think u should rebaseline when your actual work is not reflected in your baseline and that has adverse consequences such that negative floats which lead to change the completion date to be later on the date in the baseline, out of sequence activities which have started before their predecessors and any change in contracual milestones due to any conditions
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Ahmed Abdelkarim,PMP
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Submitted by Rafael Davila on Fri, 2012-07-27 23:21
I believe you shall rebaseline, when needed it does not matter if approved or not, meanwhile you need something to target. Baseline is a term used for contractual target but baseline functionality shall be used for more than contractual targets only. It is important to know revised budgets and revised expected profit or loss, the bottom line.
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Submitted by Rafael Davila on Fri, 2012-07-27 20:21
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16 years 7 months1. Yes, but only for the
1. Yes, but only for the newly-defined elements of future work. Contract baseline only to be changed by agreement with the client, which (typicaly) would mean only if key dates / sectional completion dates have not changed
2. Yes, but only for those activities impacted by the delay event.
3. Yes, but only for the East & West elements. Contract baseline only to be changed by agreement with the client.
4. No, unless the additional cost is associated with new scope.
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13 years 1 monthHi all ...I think u should
Hi all ...I think u should rebaseline when your actual work is not reflected in your baseline and that has adverse consequences such that negative floats which lead to change the completion date to be later on the date in the baseline, out of sequence activities which have started before their predecessors and any change in contracual milestones due to any conditions
Best Regards
Ahmed Abdelkarim,PMP
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21 years 8 monthsI believe you shall
I believe you shall rebaseline, when needed it does not matter if approved or not, meanwhile you need something to target. Baseline is a term used for contractual target but baseline functionality shall be used for more than contractual targets only. It is important to know revised budgets and revised expected profit or loss, the bottom line.
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21 years 8 months...
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