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Hi,
Must I use TIA, IAP, APAB, CAB to do EOT claim and evaluation ?
If I can prove the delay not using the above method, will it be acceptable ?
I'm not using P6 but Microsoft project, all I need is to identify the critical path from the programme and put in the actual start and finish date of delay into the activities, it will change the end date of the whole program. the difference from the baseline end date and new date will be the delay impact. to me is as simple as that.
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Hi Tim Tam
What you have described is an Impacted as Planned delay analysis.
I have prepared a YES / NO flow chart to assist in the decision of what analysis method to use for delay analysis.
Send me a message with your email and I will forward it to you.
Best regards
Mike Testro
Hi Tim Tam
Mike Testro has exellent tutorials on this subject.
Regards Johannes
Email: PPadmin@planningplanet.com
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