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Technical Note Claims & Delay
What Is Time Impact Analysis?
Time Impact Analysis estimates the effect of a discrete delay event on a logic-linked programme. It is useful when the event, the affected activities, and a reliable update can be identified — and it is limited when those conditions are missing.
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Technical Note Claims & Delay
What Is Time Impact Analysis?
Time Impact Analysis estimates the effect of a discrete delay event on a logic-linked programme. It is useful when the event, the affected activities, and a reliable update can be identified — and it is limited when those conditions are missing.
4 min read
Guide Planning & Scheduling
What Makes a Baseline Schedule Usable?
A baseline is usable when remaining work can be measured against it. Completeness, honest logic, calendars, and a stated basis matter more than a polished bar chart.
3 min read
Article Planning & Scheduling
What Does Critical Path Actually Tell You?
The critical path is the longest driving chain of remaining work in a given network. It tells you where float is zero in that model — not which activity is most important, and not which delay is automatically compensable.
3 min read
Article Project Controls
Why Progress Measurement Needs a Defined Basis
Progress figures are only comparable if the unit, the rules, and the data date are defined. Without a basis, percent complete becomes a negotiation rather than a measurement.
3 min read
Article Risk Management
What Makes a Risk Register Useful?
A useful risk register names a specific event, an owner, a time or cost effect that can be reviewed, and a response that can be checked. A list of generic worries is a meeting agenda, not a control instrument.
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