MIP 3.1 & 3.2: As-Planned vs As-Built
In this video, I explain the following delay analysis methods in accordance with the AACEI
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Colour patterns and presentation best practices
Colours are not everything in planning but they are important. The value of your reports
The difference between delay and disruption
Understand the difference between delay and disruption in less than 5 minutes. In a nutshell,
3 challenges in the PSP exam preparation
PSP is one of the most widely recognized certificates for planning engineers. If you are
8 Myths of Power BI in Project Control
Although Power BI is a great tool, there are many false beliefs about its applications
Why is your Baseline unrealistic?
Why do many planning engineers focus on progress monitoring over plan development? Planning engineers often
4 common mistakes planners make in Power BI
It is very easy to make mistakes and generate tons of misleading data in Power
A practical approach to improve your planning career
Developing a successful career requires a significant investment of time and effort, yet engineers face
Osama Saad, MBA, PMP, PSP, CCP, PMI-SP
Project Control consultant
13 years of experience in super large construction projects. Skilled in Project Control, Power BI, Delay Analysis and Claims.
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