MIP 3.3, 3.4: dynamic As-Is & Modified Delay Analysis Methods

In this video, I explain the following delay analysis methods in accordance with the AACEI RP 29R-03:

MIP 3.4: Contemporaneous “Split” (Bifurcated Contemporaneous Period), Observational, Dynamic.

MIP 3.5: Modified / Reconstructed Updates, Observational, Dynamic.

What will you learn?

– The Source Validation Protocols (SVPs) and the guidelines of these methods.

– How to perform the analysis STEP-BY-STEP.

– The advantages, disadvantages, uses and limitations of these methods.

Regards,

Osama Saad, MBA, PMP, PSP, PMI-SP

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