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· read this somewhere, I can't find link of:
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I know about a commercially available CPM scheduling software which incorporates line of balnace. People may call differently as time chainage or time location.
The software is CCS-SitePlan. There website is www.ccssa.com
Try it.
Hi Nigel,
I think the tool you are looking for is available from Dynamic Systems Solutions (DSS). It is called DYNAProject and is a poweful, CPM-based, Line-of-Balance system for commercial or Civil projects.
www.dss.fi select the English page if your Finnish is not up to scratch!
It is also available in the Asia/Pacific from
www.projectflow.com.au
Cheers
Russell
Nigel, Im not sure if this is what you are looking for, but you might take a look at:
TimeChg2000
Bernard Ertl
InterPlan Systems Inc. - Project Management Software, Project Planning Software
Nigel,
Its been a long time.
Have you tried www.nnh.com ?
Its about the only Line of Balance site I can remember just now.
Bryce Phillips
My experience is a scheduled and levelled network with resources. The final output of Time chainage is more or less same as Line of Balance.
Data source of Time Chainage is from P3, it seems you are looking for another scheduling tools.