comments on: how to perform as-planned delay analysis on a construction schedule - 瑞士vs喀麦隆足彩赔率

by: jesus m. de la garza

tue, 16 jan 2018 01:44:36 +0000

your “time impacted program” seems to be equivalent to the “stepped” impacted as-planned approach.

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by: liaqat hayat

sun, 14 jan 2018 06:50:35 +0000

michael lepage. thanks for yr response.though i am not usefully familiar with cpa software,i feel impacted as planned is straight forward for delay analysis.the british some how call for all delay events to be entered on baseline progamme at one time and then run the scheduling for ‘impacted as planned program’ .they appear to call yr approach of entry of delay one by one in sequence as ‘time impacted program’ i shall be obliged for clarification of this non-clarity from yr side if my understanding is not correct engr liaqat hayat]]>

by: michael lepage

fri, 05 jan 2018 14:13:05 +0000

eddie charles reeps. eddie, the recording of the webinar can be viewed here, but because it has time-sensitive info, we're only leaving it up for the next week - make sure you watch.]]>

by: michael lepage

fri, 05 jan 2018 14:11:07 +0000

liaqat hayat. thanks liaqat - you are correct on this addition. i've updated the post to incorporate your feedback. very grateful for readers who scrutinize and help us get it right! thanks!]]>

by: liaqat hayat

fri, 05 jan 2018 13:34:58 +0000

there is a fifth step also in above stated analysis
5) this is for one delay and second entry of delay event is now to be entered in this updated schedule and so on

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by: eddie charles reeps

fri, 05 jan 2018 13:12:38 +0000

michael,
i like the new live webinar that you have coming out on project delays. however, i have started a drone engineering operation for civil contractors. i am having to study a lot. hopefully, you will record this and i can see it later.

thanks,
eddie reeps

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