Even bigger than your Construction CPM Conference just completed were several industry changing ideas floated by our speakers, sponsors, volunteers and attendees. Read on for how these may be game changers ..

One way to prepare for better days ahead is to hone your skill set, and knowledge and contacts, at industry conferences.

How to make sure public-private partnerships work, a story my grandmother told me and see you at DBIA's conference later this month in Orlando.

Considering the concern in Washington over jobs, it is perhaps fitting that this posting flips our normal orientation and asks “How Agile Schedulers Can Assist the Construction Industry.” As to why, read on...

Legislation to extend temporary funding to the FAA has stalled as the Senate has left for vacation. Do these stoppages constitute an excusable delay to these projects? Do these stoppages constitute a compensable delay to these projects? What are the additional costs caused by these indefinite interruptions, and who will ultimately pay for such? Read on ..

Q: When building schedules what dates do you prefer i.e. early or late? A: I do not favor building a schedule - I favor building a logic plan, then allowing the computer algorithm to calculate a schedule. Why is this important? Read on...

What other legal issues arise from our new collaborative design and coordination models? Read on..

Our 2011 Construction CPM Conference has been deemed a success by all who participated. Plan now to attend our 2012 conference.

A recurrent trend of this column is discussing the legal ramifications of new means, methods and technologies. We also discuss CPM. So, how may P6 R8 change the legal landscape? Read on..

With belief that the market may have turned the corner, adoption of RDM Just-in-Time functionality by CPM software developers may be just in time. Read on about what this is and why ...