[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] The world of construction scheduling, as we know it, has been practiced for more than 50 years. And while the practice of scheduling has advanced significantly during that time, advances...
Read More[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] In general, when schedule analysis is undertaken at a point in time during the project, it is considered prospective; when undertaken after-the fact, it is retrospective. Retrospective analysis undertaken to...
Read MoreWith the advent of a novel network scheduling technique, graphical path method, new paradigms are created which, when fully understood, offer planners and schedulers insights into and flexibility around designing...
Read MoreAt the 2010 PMI College of Scheduling Conference, PMA Consultants's Timothy Mather presents a paper detailing how the Graphical Path Method™ (GPM®) and software embodiments thereof enable a heretofore unobtainable transparency...
Read MoreIn this paper, presented at the 2010 PMI Global Congress Conference, PMA Consultants's Dr. Gui Ponce de Leon weighs the advantages and disadvantages between CPM and GPM’s use as an analytical...
Read MoreIn this paper, presented at the 2009 PMI College of Scheduling Conference, PMA Consultants's Dr. Gui Ponce de Leon addresses the methodology and logic behind the Graphical Path Method (GPM) and how...
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