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- Master Schedule
The Master Schedule shows all of the activities involved for your project.
The CPM (Critical Path Method) activity bars are red.
The activity bars with float are green. And
Progress is defined with blue bars.
- Responsibility Schedule
The Responsibility Schedule builds on the CPM Master Schedule ... and shows who is
responsible for each activity. These can be grouped by individual, department,
phase, project, etc. It is important to note, that not just one project has to be
shown at a time ... all of the projects, resources and cash flows can also be shown.
- Target Schedule
The Target Schedule helps each stakeholder and team member quickly see where
they are now, compared to where they should be. Base Lines are important.
Multiple targets can be archived throughout the project life. Each one, from the
beginning baseline, can tell the true story of the project ... its success stories ... its
true problems. This can equate to legitimate requests for change orders, extra
payment.
- Resource Report
Check on your the allocation and status of project resources. Are you
'redlined?' You can determine if you have what it takes to complete the project on
time. After all, project management requires scheduling, but it is much, much more.
We suggest, as the three minimum project baselines, that you control the project
schedule, resources and scope.
- Budget vs. Actual ... Variance ... Earned Value ... and More ......
Know where you stand on the budget. Do you have a notable difference
between what you planned and where you are 'today?'
- Cash Flow
Make projections of you project cash flow ... you can take it to the bank.
- Status Report can be posted too!
A weekly or monthly status report discussed things like meetings held and
their minutes, problems encountered and problem resolution, general information to the
stakeholders and project team members.
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