Revised Target CPM
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Mirza Gulam Hussain MazindraniMember for 24 years 6 months
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The contractor’s CPM for a project consists about 3000 activities and upon studying, the Client requested the contractor to amend some activities(say around 25 activities).
The question is, how to know that the contractor has amended only the said 25 activities and did not make any changes to the other 2975 or so activities.
The question is, how to know that the contractor has amended only the said 25 activities and did not make any changes to the other 2975 or so activities.
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Oldest first- 0Mk Tse ·The are some tools available in market.
- Claim Digger;
- PrimaPlan Project Investigator
http://www.primaplan.com/products/investigator/investi-index.htm (Download for trial available); etc.
Further, there is some discussion before. http://www.planningplanet.com/forum/forum_post.asp?Cat=4&Top=3787 - 0Ronald Winter ·If you are using P3, for checking only one schedule (the Baseline Schedule) there is only one software; SA Pro.
For checking two P3 schedules to see the difference, there are three software packages,
SA Pro
Claim Digger (now surprisingly sold by Primavera in completion with their other ‘approved’ partners.)
Primaplan Investigator
If you are using P3e or P3e/c, then the choices is Claim Digger (built-in with the upcoming version 4.0) and Schedule Analyzer for the Enterprise.
For MS Project, it doesn’t matter as the software cannot be used for CPM analysis, just pretty graphics.
Good Luck!
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