Scheduling best practices, construction planning techniques and MS Project guides for project managers and engineers.
Most MS Project schedules fail for five reproducible reasons — broken logic, hard constraints, a non-functional critical path, missing scope, and updates that never happened. Here's how to spot each one.
Read article →An S-curve is only as good as the weighting behind it. Compare weighting by man-hours, cost, duration, WBS and contract value — and see which one to use when.
Read article →Twenty scheduling mistakes that show up in real construction schedules, ranked by damage — from broken logic and hard constraints to the update that never happened.
Read article →How to create a Planned % Complete column in MS Project — five options, from a simple linear duration formula to VBA that reconstructs the full S-curve month by month.
Read article →Convert your .mpp schedule to Excel or PDF in your browser, with baseline dates and a layout built for management reporting.
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