The Planning Paradox - How much detail is too much?
Traditional views tend to favour a management approach built on the assumption that more detail is better—and to a point, this is undoubtedly correct.
General planning comments and questions.
Traditional views tend to favour a management approach built on the assumption that more detail is better—and to a point, this is undoubtedly correct.
Hi All,
Need a your view.
I have a made a excel progress measuring sheet in weightage is split by acivity like below table,
While schedules on occasion may become ‘self-fulfilling prophecies’, is this because the schedule was an accurate predictor of the future, or did using the schedule change behaviours?
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Could someone please give me a suggestion on how to deal with contractual milestones that are in the past as far as the Data Date is concerned?
Could someone please give me a suggestion on how to deal with contractual milestones that are in the past as far as the Data Date is concerned?
I have 2 projects open with 2 different data dates. I am sliding a bar in the 2nd one but my Duration at completion is not coming out right - or to fix that the dates are not correct. I have checked the calendars - could it be because of the data dates? I don't see what that has to do with it but I don't know what else it could be. I tried it actualized in the future and un-actualized. mystery...it is not off by the difference in data dates....
Hi All,
I am looking for a construction progress measurement excel sheet, I do have one so looking for a better one. I work in Oil and Gas sector.
If anyone has a good template please send it to me " [email protected]".
Thanks
Jithin
Hello,
I've multiple crews working on the same activity type, but diferent buildings.
Assume the are steel fixers and the overall productivity is 100kg/day for today, and by simple analysis, I found that 50% of crews (Group A) produced 150kg/day and the other 50% of the crews (Group B) produced 50kg/day.
Is it correct to say that Group B reduced the overall productivity by 30% ?
What is the mathematical bases for such calculation? because I want to expand the analysis.
Thanks,
Ahmad.
April 29 Data Date
April 29 Actual start on activity
Orig Dur = 20
Actual Dur = 5
Rem. Dur = 20
Per. Complete Type = Dur.
Dur. Complete = 0%
Sched. % Complete = 45% - how is this possible.
float -39.
Should I tell the contractor it has to be wrong to have used 5 days because the actual is on the data dates so cold not have used 5 days but a bigger question is how can the Sched % complete show 45% -seems high to me, I do not understand it.