comments on: are we ready for mobile updates or not, primavera users? - 瑞士vs喀麦隆足彩赔率

by: tom

sat, 11 mar 2023 15:07:57 +0000

let’s get real- we are asking the same guys that can’t put a cntrl e like shortcut in place to link tasks, to do a mobile app? i work in multi family construction and if i could have my ppl have the schedule at their fingertips to update tasks filtered by what they are responsible for. not to allow it to directly update but as a way to have it handy for transfer to p6 by a schedule manager.

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by: mannix

mon, 25 nov 2013 18:06:30 +0000

hi michael,

i have been thinking about that myself. one simple feature that i think would be useful, is the ability for members of the project team to look at a version of the schedule that interactively shows the linking.

i schedule design tasks with fairly soft logic and the links are not always obvious to all the project stake holders. the ability for individual review that allows people to “look under the hood” would be useful.

i generally find that updates are best done with a group discussion. the discussion is the most important part of the process.

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by: dennis read hanks

tue, 26 mar 2013 15:56:57 +0000

conceptually, i think it makes a lot of sense, especially if tablets (nexus 7) were included in the input mix and excel was the input platform. for the pe, superintendent, foreman to make real-time updates to their activity list without any intermediate transfer steps would seem to be a real time saver. whether this should be directly to p6 or excel, i am without any experience. since i am a believer in “soft logic”, where most commodity installation is monitored via excel, any progress of spools, pieces, instruments, etc. would seem to be ‘child’s play’ via google drive (or similar). i probably would resist direct access to p6.

any ‘real-life’ experiences would be most interesting.

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by: zeinco

sat, 23 mar 2013 18:13:30 +0000

thanks very much master michael

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by: michael lepage

fri, 22 mar 2013 12:20:26 +0000

@zeinco, yes you are persistent. 😉
check-in / check-out is used when you are planning to work on a schedule but are not connected to the p6 database. let’s say you are going to a remote site and want to update the schedule. first, you check the schedule out – this locks it so other users can’t make changes while you are gone – you would export the schedule and import it to a local db. when you return, you would check the schedule in and import the updated schedule back to your enterprise db.
hope that helps,
michael

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by: zeinco

thu, 21 mar 2013 20:19:21 +0000

master michael

greeting
thanks for great tips & explanation…but i have question of another topic… my question about tool (check in , check out) in primavera p6 r 8.2 or p6 r 7.x …what is uses & applications of this is tool & how can we use the is tool to our projects or our schedules… pleas answer me … sorry for my insist

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by: michael lepage

wed, 20 mar 2013 16:55:09 +0000

thanks m. and damian! i’d like to see updates submitted through an app, then reviewed and approved but the scheduler.

i guess we all have little faith that someone could build an app with all of the power of primavera built-in.

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by: damian smith

wed, 20 mar 2013 07:52:50 +0000

personally, being able to update in the field with activities that should be or are in progress would be quite useful. processing would still need to be done in the office.

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by: m.sadiq

tue, 19 mar 2013 06:45:41 +0000

i think we can just develop an app giving some procedures of primavera.thats all and working in phone is immossible,

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