Converting Activity Codes to WBS
Hello,
by chance can anyone help me convert Activity Codes to WBS?
any existing software to use?
Thanks
Regards
Efren
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General planning comments and questions.
Hello,
by chance can anyone help me convert Activity Codes to WBS?
any existing software to use?
Thanks
Regards
Efren
GIS related scheduling, is there any out there? Seen any add-ons etc? Possibly works with ARC
Proposal Schedules - so you kind of want to indicate broad resources and timeline over a couple years - best format, etc? What do you show, what do you use? I kind of like Milestones Etc. over P6 - because P6 is not that formatting friendly - you get what you get.
At what stage in a Project, the monitoring of SPI should be stopped,
1. is it after the baseline program completion date is over, but still with works ongoing in delay.
2. or earlier, noticing that project is in significant delay and will not meet target.
Regards
Kannan
Masonry in the northern states - what issues are there for doing in the cold?
Can we agree it is not a good idea to have "meetings" in schedules, even pre-construction or prep meetings? - Why, because they depend on 10 people mutual calendars than logic, to even get close would require constraints which are generally not allowed, and for all work activities there are common sense orbital work items that should not be put in CPM schedules. I do not like it and wouldn't do it, but I am generally out-ranked and its not worth the arguement - so I at least try to limit it to the critical or near critical activity meetings only.
Cannot tell Contractor "Means and Methods", how do you say there schedule will not work for on time completion then?
I searched for threads on similar topics but could not get a definite answer from any of them. The threads were posted several years back. Now hoping that P6 has come up with some genius ways to resolve the same issue.
The issue is, my schedule is calculating the finish dates variance by dividing the variance hours by 12 hours/day instead of the calendar hours of 7hours/day. Hence when you compare the finish dates, it doesn't quite add up. Example shown below.
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Does there exist a database that contains average (max, min would be good too) durations to install/construct an oil refinery for schedule development?
Thank you.
As anybody got information on the early (1960's) planning software, programming language used and machines used to run them and main players?