Construction Claims Explained Construction claims can be described as actions for a mandate for something due against a contractor by the owner or vice versa, in which cases subcontractors and/or…
We are pleased to announce the latest release of ScheduleReader, the leading standalone viewer for existing project plans created and exported in the XER, XML, and XLS file format from…
What is Contingency Reserve in Project Management and How Does it Work? In project management, we often come across terms such as cost contingency, contingency reserve, and management reserve (MR)….
We are pleased to announce the release of the latest version of ScheduleReader, the XER project plan viewer that allows schedulers, planners, managers, and the wider project team to dynamically…
Introduction to Histograms Histograms are bar charts depicting distinct, numerical, and statistical data with the goal being to relate an analytical examination of patterns, frequencies, and intervals. Due to their…
Introduction to Primavera P6 Calendars The Primavera P6 calendar features and capabilities are powerful tools for project and schedule management. Two of the three most common types of calendars in…
Introduction to the Critical Path Method, Scheduling with CPM The Critical Path Method, or CPM, is a scheduling technique that identifies the longest path of logically dependent and connected activities…
There is More Than One To Complete Performance Index (TCPI) The Earned Value Management (EVM) index of the To Complete Performance Index (TCPI) is a mathematical projection of the cost…
What is an “S Curve”? An S curve, named due to the S form-shaped shape of a curve, is a management tool that depicts a mathematical graph of relevant cumulative…
Introduction to the Schedule Performance Index and Cost Performance Index The Earned Value Management (EVM) indices of Schedule Performance Index (SPI) and Cost Performance Index (CPI) encompass mathematical projections of…
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