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Takt planning in OPC

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Roy AndréMember for 2 years 7 months
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Hi,

Earlier I used Asta Powerproject to make "takt plans". Powerproject enabled me to split the gantt bar and connect the start the succeeding activity after gantt split. I have not been able to figure out how to do this n OPC. Is anyone familiar with how to do this?

Here is a link to a typical "takt plan": https://images.app.goo.gl/kfJPgQgSRGSRnYbm8if you want to see the concept.

Best regards

Roy 

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    David Kelly ·
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    Not seen 'Takt' planning

    Not seen 'Takt' planning before, I have spent a couple of minutes looking at it. Looks perfect if you have a scope of work defined at too high a level, and can't use resource levelling. I can confirm that relationships in P6 can have a duration lag, but not an earned value lag, or 'from spilt' start. Pretty basic stuff. Cue for Rafeal to come in and demonstrate some magic that Spider can do.............
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    Vladimir Liberzon ·
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    Hi David,I don't know what is

    Hi David,

    I don't know what is meant by Gantt split. In Spider project it is possible to set any number of dependencies between two activities connecting any points of these activities.

    But it is not sufficient for takt planning application. I understood it as crew workloads leveling for synchronizing their productivity.

    In many cases it provides better schedules but it is not always necessary.

    Similar functionality in Spider Project is called schedule adjustment. When schedule adjustment is applied Spider can automatically increase activity duration (and adjust assigned resource workloads) if it leads to better schedule.

     A simple example of the schedule before adjustment:

    Drag-before-adjustment
     

    and after adjustment:

    Drag-after-adjustment

    Schedule duration was optimized by increasing duration of some activity and adjusting assigned resources workload.

    This is just simplified example, the number of activities with adjusted duration can be large. At time-location chart the picture is similar to those shown by takt planning sources. This is special case useful in some projects for some activities.

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    Roy André ·
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    Thanks for the replies! I

    Thanks for the replies! I have used it in the past to plan residential projects where apartments are build in seres. It works quite well. I will look more into the “point to point” relations. I am not familiar with those, it might do the trick. If anyone want to discuss takt planning, just send me a DM.
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    Rafael Davila ·
    #4

    Consider using Point to Point

    Consider using Point to Point Relationships.

    Point-to-Point Dependency - Salute Enterprises

     

    Hoover over and click the images for a better view.

    Point-to-Point-Before-Resource-Leveling
    Before resource Leveling
    Point-to-Point-and-Resource-Leveling

    After Resource leveling

    Point-to-Point-Relationships

    Point to Point Relationships

    Best Regards, Rafael

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    Rafael Davila ·
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    If you need strict

    If you need strict enforcement of contiguous performance point-to-point relationships can enforce it preventing an undesired result. As expected project will be delayed in order to meet the resource constraints and continuous performance requirement. A requirement common in manufacturing production lines.

    POINT-TO-POINT-CONTINUOUS-PERFORMANCE

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