LEOPARD PROJECT CONTROLS
Cost Control
What’s New in Primavera P6 Version 19.12?
Introduction Primavera P6 Professional Project Management is designed for managing large, highly developed, and diverse projects. It can be used to organize projects of up to 100,000 activities and provide an unlimited number of resources and target plans. Starting in mid-2019, Oracle has committed to releasing updates for local users every December as version 19.12. Then the latest version of Primavera P6 (Cloud) was released on December 19, 2019. Furthermore, Oracle releases Primavera P6 Cloud updates monthly. Although many of these new features are available to Oracle Primavera Cloud customers later in the year, users can take advantage of [...]
Hiring an Owner’s Representative
Introduction A construction project can be exhaustive and overwhelming at certain times. Multiple factors will take part in the successful handling of the Project. Project owners are often too busy with multiple projects or other management tasks that they cannot pay the full attention needed for a project. Sometimes the Owner lacks certain skills and resources required to complete the project; therefore, the Owner hires an Owner’s Representative (OR) to act on their behalf and effectively execute the project. OR is a third party hired by the client/owner to serve the owner throughout the project phases from the bidding [...]
Project Crashing
Crashing In Project Management What is Project Crashing? Crashing in project management is a unique technique used by Project Managers to reduce the duration of the schedule by adding additional resources. They use this technique in the project to complete the project within less time, keeping the scope of work constant. Consider a construction project which has slipped the scheduled target of the foundation pour due to excessive rains. The project manager will have to use the project crashing technique to bring the project back on schedule. The various options available are to increase shuttering manpower to expedite shuttering [...]
