I am running a website special dedicated to none planning professionals. These are engineers, production engineers, procurement officers, fabrication superintendents, fabrication supervisors, foreman and sometimes for project managers. I find often that the reading and understanding of Primavera schedules for none planning professionals is not as obvious as i would like. In order to meet the needs of better and more effective communication to the none planners i have launched this website. The site is now running for a year and a can already see that i have made good progress. Especially our production engineers and fabrication supervisors and the foremen are now familiar with the schedules. The site was set-up for Dutch speaking people only but i have now translated a large part of the content in English. I have also added a translate module for many other languages.
I here include a link to the website demonstrating the updating and tracking of a resource loaded schedule in Primavera Suretrak. Here you can see the the Data date and the effect on the updating of the schedule and the tracking of the progress. I have made an baseline schedule and have updated and tracked progress for a period of 6 weeks. I have also included histograms and s-curves.
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16 years 11 monthsHi<?xml:namespace prefix = o
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In addition to Vladimir Liberzon
1.Data Date is the reference date, to start the scheduling calculations (Forward/Backward Pass)
2.It is a Calendar date that separates actual (historical) data from future (scheduled) data
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15 years 9 monthsHi SM I am running a website
Hi SM
I am running a website special dedicated to none planning professionals. These are engineers, production engineers, procurement officers, fabrication superintendents, fabrication supervisors, foreman and sometimes for project managers. I find often that the reading and understanding of Primavera schedules for none planning professionals is not as obvious as i would like. In order to meet the needs of better and more effective communication to the none planners i have launched this website. The site is now running for a year and a can already see that i have made good progress. Especially our production engineers and fabrication supervisors and the foremen are now familiar with the schedules. The site was set-up for Dutch speaking people only but i have now translated a large part of the content in English. I have also added a translate module for many other languages.
I here include a link to the website demonstrating the updating and tracking of a resource loaded schedule in Primavera Suretrak. Here you can see the the Data date and the effect on the updating of the schedule and the tracking of the progress. I have made an baseline schedule and have updated and tracked progress for a period of 6 weeks. I have also included histograms and s-curves.
Here is the link
For the home website Planning for none planners http://plannenvoornietplanners.net/
Trust this is useful.
Regards
Johannes
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24 years 8 monthsData Date is time up to which
Data Date is time up to which all information was updated.
Data Date shall be the same for all project elements (objects) before you will run project scheduling.