I remember those days in the early 1990’s when I used to prepare the project’s performance reports using MS Excel and print on transparent pages so I can present the performance reports using the overhead projector to executive project stakeholders. The histograms, pie charts, and other visuals were very much Read more…
Unlike contractors who need to have a detailed estimate for the cost of labor and equipment resources, material, subcontract items and other type of project expenses, also known as the project’s input, to come with the cost estimate for a capital construction project, project owners are mainly interested in the Read more…
For real estate owners, investors, and operators, monitoring, evaluating, and reporting the status of all raised work requests and open, scheduled, in progress, and completed work orders is a must requirement. Not only this provides insight on the cost of executing work orders needed to maintain the desired and required Read more…
