What is the DCMA 14-point schedule assessment?
In 2005, US Defense Contract Management Agency implemented a 14-point schedule assessment to help the Department of Defense evaluate the…
Informative tips & tutorials that discuss Project Controls & Project Management for the Construction, Engineering and Oil & Gas industries.
In 2005, US Defense Contract Management Agency implemented a 14-point schedule assessment to help the Department of Defense evaluate the…
Not sure how to show the Critical Path in Primavera P6? Not sure if your project’s critical activities might be…
A 2020 report on worldwide Construction Claims states the global average value of a construction delay dispute to be a…
Should you cost-load your construction project schedule? What are the benefits of cost-loading your schedule? Whenever either construction Owners or…
Offering online learning for a construction project controls team, to me, seems like a no-brainer. Project controls is tough work….
Are you interested in starting a career as a Project Controller but not sure where to start or what it’s…
Reflection projects are a little-known but very handy feature in Primavera P6 Professional. A Primavera P6 Reflection project is essentially…
Every industry has its publications that are held to that lofty status of go-to guides, and project controls is no…
I had a very simple question posed to me in the Plan Academy Member’s Community area recently about auditing P6’s…
Cost is one of the triple constraints in project management and one of the most important of every project. While…
Greenfield engineering or greenfield construction is the process of developing a new building or structure over a piece of land…
The other day I spoke with a scheduler friend of mine by phone to see how his construction project was…
One common question that is always present in every project conversation: how do you engage the stakeholders to provide their…
Let’s face it, our attention spans are short. And they are getting shorter. All the content we digest from the…
“How do I convince my team that this is worth the effort?” This is one of the frequently asked questions…