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GAO is Wrong

GAO IS WRONG:Activities have hundreds of fields and many might still be active if you only change a few.GAO Schedule Assessment Guide Best Practices for Project Schedules suggests keeping deleted activities and logic while setting duration to 0. See page 140 of 240.http://www.gao.gov/assets/680/6744

27 Aug 2017 · Rafael Davila · 1 min read

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Planning, Scheduling, and Safety

All of us have seen the aftermath of those who defied the traffic sign “Drive slowly! Do not exceed the speed limits" or "Slow down, dangerous curve." As you drive on the highway, you begin to recognize that many drivers just ignore the speed limit and drive 10, 20, or sometimes 30 kilometers per ho

29 Oct 2016 · Rufran Frago · 5 min read

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The story behind the negative float in P6

The negative float is a very popular hot topic in the scheduling field and it’s generated when the late dates are less than the early dates and usually it’s accompanied with a delay in the project, and a lot of project management professionals think that the only reason for a negative float is becau

25 Aug 2016 · Assem Osman · 2 min read

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A Brief History of Scheduling

The science of ‘scheduling’ as defined by Critical Path Analysis (CPA) celebrated its 50th Anniversary in 2007. In 1956/57 Kelly and Walker started…

5 Feb 2013 · Patrick Weaver · 5 min read

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Scheduling For Effect

As the end of 2012 approches, and assuming the world won't end of the 12/12/12 I have a few thoughts for every scheduler’s New Year resolutions.

11 Dec 2012 · Patrick Weaver · 1 min read