In this article, Ronald Rider discusses practical advice on how to rectify common problems with project schedules by performing a forensic schedule quality assurance review before starting any detailed schedule analysis.

Some interesting topics from LinkedIn this week, key among them is Naveen Lopes debunks some of the misconceptions in Project Controls discipline.

When it comes to reporting, I recommend the KISS and so does Raphael Dua with his one-page project performance reports.

Has the proliferation of schedule diagnostics tools contributed to successful project delivery and how do Primavera, Powerproject & Microsoft Project compare against each other?

3 things to consider before using the DCMA 14-Point Schedule Assessment and other project scheduling related posts from LinkedIn.

Are you looking for the best practices to follow when it comes to monitoring and / or reporting construction sites schedule progress? Then this well written guide should come in handy.

In this piece, Ian Cartwright wonders if schedule specifications are detrimental or contribute to the success of a project.

Here is a quick tip showing how to create a filter for activities with lags in a Primavera P6 schedule

This blog post by renowned project cost and schedule authority, Dr. David T. Hulett, addresses challenges and best practices for quantitative cost risk, schedule risk, and integrated cost-schedule risk analysis.

This white paper by Derek Nelson of HKA looks at the different methods of analysing and quantifying the impact of disruption (loss of labour productivity) in construction projects.

Ever wondered why it seems that not much has changed in construction projects scheduling in the last two to three decades? According to Micah Piippo, the poor state of construction projects schedules can be attributed to the six problems he sees with scheduling.

A free webinar on 21-Feb-23 from AACE on Recommended Practice 29R-03 Forensic Schedule Analysis, which provides a reference of basic technical principles and guidelines for the application of CPM scheduling in forensic schedule analysis.

Present your Microsoft Project lookahead schedule with tasks grouped by dates in addition to the default View that groups tasks by WBS.

This article provides a high-level overview of typical set of Commissioning and Start-up (CSU) phase activities and key considerations that should be taken into account with them.

Follow the steps outlined in this video if you want to show a milestone on a task bar in Microsoft Project.

Turbo charge your schedule performance reports by getting your Primavera P6 data into Microsoft Power BI with this guide

Get up to speed with the leading data analytics and visualisation software, Power BI, with this free e-Book from Data Mozart

Here are 2 ways to create P6 style Level of Effort or Hammock tasks in Microsoft Project; the recommended method from Microsoft Project and an alternative that is common in subsea construction.