Talking about Project Management Topics
Hi Guys,
Here are 5 reasons why change initiatives fail.
1. Unclear vision
2. Ineffective communication
3. Lack of cultural fit
4. Lack of ownership
5. Declaring success too soon
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Share your experiences and suggestions.
Emily
Hi All,
We got a new project and the client ask to prepare progress report and claim base on the manhours.
I think is not right cause the contract to them is lump sum re-measurement. I have proposed to them the progress report and claim base from installed qty, but they don't agree they still ask to submit manhours. any advise
Regards
Hi All,
Have ongoing project, during the coarse of work the quantity have increase to 40 percent of the actual quantity. do i need to revise the contract and re-submit or get the variation order. any advise is very much appreciate.
Regards
Hi All,
We have ongoing project, the client told me supply the additional material for the piping works.
but he ask me to provide three quotation for the additional material is it necessary to provide three quotation. cause to me is a waste of time?
Please advise?
Regards
Ron
Dear planners.
I like to know your opinion about the calcutation of Perfomance Factor wich is the relationship between earned units and actual units. Someones use period units to calculate that, but others use accumulate units. I mean, in some cases PF is taken as a relationship of earned and actual units from the last period (i.e. last week, las month). In others cases PF is taken as a relationship of accumulative values, earned and actual.
I think the calculation of PF using accumative units is the better option.
Dear planners.
I like to know your opinion about the calcutation of Perfomance Factor wich is the relationship between earned units and actual units. Someones use period units to calculate that, but others use accumulate units. I mean, in some cases PF is taken as a relationship of earned and actual units from the last period (i.e. last week, las month). In others cases PF is taken as a relationship of accumulative values, earned and actual.
I think the calculation of PF using accumative units is the better option.
Hi Guys,
Here are what we see as the top 10 reasons why Earned Value fails http://bit.ly/JMPs2F. I'm sure you may have a few to add.
Emily
I have this predicament.
Our project is delayed and it was only acknowledged by the client thus giving the contractor a TE. The TE was issued on let's say March 31st 2012. The contractor submitted a schedule (they called it revised schedule and we were expecting it to be a 'revised schedule') on April 7th 2012. However, the data date of the submitted revised schedule is 30th of November 2011, which was the date of their impacted schedule they submitted last year.
Does your project exist in isolation? If not, here's four types of dependencies you need to think about bit.ly/JyeCkx
Colin
Hi Guys,
Here are three tips to help build a strong benefits culture for your Program Management Office (PMO) http://bit.ly/KpT9dj
Emily
