Analyzing exhaustive, complex schedules has always been overwhelming for non-schedulers. Using NetPoint, Reniz Moosa was able to distill a 46-page, P6, commissioning schedule for a $300 million manufacturing plant down...
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Determining the potential criticality of each activity is a key result from the project schedule’s Monte Carlo simulation. Activity criticality is used to identify the probabilistic critical and near critical-paths....
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It is common knowledge within our industry that many projects fail to meet their intended objectives. Extensive industry research has honed in on a handful of influential factors that are...
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This session showcases the use of NetPoint in a $380M master-planned project, John Knox village. PMA engaged the senior management team, updated the master plan schedule, analyzed requirements, illustrated specific...
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Schedule reliability is evaluated by monitoring key schedule indicators that reflect both its strengths and weaknesses. This research project investigates the capabilities of Schedule MD in schedule analysis and compares...
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Facca, a heavy civil construction company, uses NetPoint to improve communication and stakeholder buy-in. Level 1 master schedules are created to ensure a balanced year-round workflow in this seasonal industry....
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In this session, participate in a hands-on demonstration of the new features in NetPoint version 5.3. Topics include filtering activities when importing from P6, using WBS names when running layouts,...
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In this session, learn how to improve schedule reliability using five metrics common for project schedules. Although Schedule MD has over 40 different metrics, focusing on a subset will provide...
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Computer algorithms are essential in construction management. NetPoint algorithms compute gaps and floats in real-time, automate activity positions, and generate weather-impacted schedules while preserving float continuity. NetRisk algorithms simulate schedule...
Read MorePhase 1 of this new $4.5 billion subway line on the east side of Manhattan between 96th and 63rd Streets consists of four new stations and two miles of tunnel....
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