Dummies Guide to Forensic Claims/Delays
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Just wondering if there are any "Dummies Guide To..." books around, dealing with the above?
General explanation of delay analysis, "best" method to use, etc.
Had a look on Amazon but the choice is confusing
Any help and tips would be most appreciated.
Cheers
Nige
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Oldest first- 0Mike Testro ·Hi Shahul
This is not the "Dummies" guide.
This is the Big Daddy of delay analysis - the man who invented the system.
Keith Pickavance wrote the first book on delay analysis after he won a case using Impacted as Planned methods in the High Court of England many years ago.
He is an Architect who used computer programming to prove his case - I beleive it was an early version of Primavera - while the others were using graph paper and pencils.
His book is still valid in its third edition and is read by many.
Things have moved on a bit since then.
Best regards
Mike Testro - 0Mike Testro ·Hi Roland
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Best regards
Mike Testro - 0Muhammad Ali, BE, PMP ·
Try downloading the Forensic
Try downloading the Forensic Schedule Analysis Recommended Practice from the AACEi website, no charge. This provides the framework for schedule analysis done in a claims situation (after the impact event has actualized or the risk is no longer shared).
Download the Change Management Time Impact Analysis Recommended Practice from the same site for a great explanation of how to do time extension requests. - 0Mike Testro ·
Hi Rafael I support your
Hi Rafael I support your campaign to get old posts deleted from the forum - but not the search record I hope. I do not endorse your approach to delete late posts on old topics - they may be quite valid but wrongly directed. Please don't do it again. Best regards Mike Testro - 0Rafael Davila ·
Mike,My campaign is not to
Mike,
My campaign is not to delete but to close for further comments, if Admin. gets it done then it will discourage people from reviving old discussions and opt to create a new discussion for those interested into it. In many I might be interested to jump in but with a fresh point of view.
The problem is that for whatever reason there is ample supply of people that from time to time insist on getting many years late into some discussions. Recently I was questioned about a years old posting I do not recall and cannot follow any longer as relevant images are no longer available. For many years the creator has been inactive and by looking at his profile it might be he retired to live in paradise or down under.
Perhaps the only feasible solution is to opt out of PP.
I believe i did it many years ago and my postings were not deleted but the name was changed to Forum Guest. I have no problem with showing my name the issue is about closing the discussion and the annoying questions form those who insist on entering many years late.
Soon I will give it a try. Maybe you can guide me on how to close my membership.
Best Regards
Rafael
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Hi Rafael / Mike,Sounds good.
Hi Rafael / Mike,
Sounds good. I'll (James) reply to your post about the closing of older discussions on your main post here http://www.planningplanet.com/forums/improving-planning-planet-website/646565/why-not-automatically-closing-old-discussions#new
Hope this helps.
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