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MS Project topics:
“Mystery of Lost Time” – or – How to Create the 25th Hour / 13th Month?
What would you give for another hour in the day? To sleep, to finish getting ready for an exam, or maybe just to have another hour of fun? In reality,
Project management topics:
What is a risk to an engineering project? – Risk Management
This post has been written by Yehuda Sapir – an expert on risk management, PMP, RMP, ISO31000 certified, qualified on financial risk management, yehuda@keshetsolutions.com. As part of the forum which
Critical Path (or – What is CPM?) and Hidden Critical Path (or – What is HCP?)
When building a schedule for a project, the first question is: Well… What is my critical path? What is a critical path? The critical path in the project – according
Project schedule topics:
Project Management – A different method for project schedule management: Together, not separately
First, let’s define our “playground”: Site: Construction and infrastructures projects. Participants: Project Owner – The entity initiating and financing the project. Project Manager – The entity responsible for managing all
Schedule Dependencies (Links): FS, FF, SS, SF and all in between
© All picture rights belong to Amir Keren, author of the book “The Anthology of Knots” The project’s schedule contains all of the activities (also called tasks) that must be
Project Management Application that will save you a great deal of time and money
5 Features of HCP Go that No Other Application Has You have a task: project management You built a Gantt in MS Project, or a professional built one for you
Project Schedule Management: The five steps in Project Schedule Life Cycle
Project Schedule Management Every project has a life cycle. It begins in the project’s development point – continues to the planning stages, from there to execution and eventually – the
Building a work plan for project
We have got a project! To successfully complete our project with all the required content, within the set budget and timeframe, we need to do a lot of things right.
Friday – to Work or not to Work – That is the Question…
Schedule management: Friday – is it a full workday, a partial workday or not a workday at all? First – let’s emphasis: this problem is unique for places where people
“Magic Trick”: How to Increase Activity Duration and Reduce Project Duration?
Once, I learned a magic trick – how to increase task duration in a project, on the critical path, thereby reducing the overall project duration!
HCP topics:
Is the longest path necessarily the critical path of the project? Case Study
PROJECT MANAGEMENT I was assigned a tower project – 5 basement levels with 17 floors above. They are subject to a schedule! There is no need to devise it –
HCP-Go – Project Management Tool
Looking for a project management app, software or tool? If your project involves a small number of tasks, you will probably choose Excel, but if you have multiple tasks, you’ll
HCP Go add-on Schedule Analysis Report
When you receive a schedule from someone else, you probably wonder what is hidden inside it. When you create a schedule for your project or to submit it to your
Critical Path (or – What is CPM?) and Hidden Critical Path (or – What is HCP?)
When building a schedule for a project, the first question is: Well… What is my critical path? What is a critical path? The critical path in the project – according
Case Studies:
MS Project case study – Project management case studies: Two Projects in One
Project management case studies – HCP analysis HCP analysis has already been performed on more than 200 projects. Even though the same analysis is performed in all projects – the
Jerusalem Chords Bridge
One of our very first projects was the Chords Bridge in Jerusalem. I met with Baruch Gover, the project manager, in his room. He looked at me with a smile,