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Understanding the Difference Between Correspondence or Mail Templates and Document Templates When It Comes to Managing Project Management Processes in Capital Projects
When it comes to managing the delivery of capital projects, usually there are hundreds of processes that need to be…
Monitoring, Evaluating, and Reporting the Delivery Stage Tsunami Early Warning Indicators of Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) Projects
For Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) Projects, after the successful conclusion of the procurement stage and financial close, the delivery stage commences. This…
Monitoring, Evaluating, and Reporting the Life Cycle Stages Deliverables of Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) Projects
The execution of Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) Projects goes through several stages known as the PPP Project Life Cycle Stages. For example, those…
How to Curb the Threat of Scope Creep to a Capital Project Budget?
One of the main objectives for capital project investments is to adhere to the approved project budget which was part…
The Need to Formally Review Contract Drawings for Construction Projects Before Releasing to Tender
A construction drawing is the general term used for a drawing that forms part of the tender documentation and the…
Using Project Management Information System to Provide a Real-Time Single Version of the Truth to Calculate, Monitor, Evaluate and Report Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate (LTIFR) on Construction Projects
The achievement of an organization’s Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) strategy depend on capturing the right metrics so they can…
How Common Sense Helps Organizations to Have a Project HSE Management Plan that Incorporates the Best Practices of Lean Construction Management, Transparency, Accountability, Paperless, Knowledge Management, and Real-Time Single Version of the Truth Performance Reporting
One of the key requirements for any construction project regardless of its type, size or location is to have a…
Using PMIS to Self-Assess Your Organization’s Lean Construction Awareness
Lean construction is a “way to design production systems to minimize waste of materials, time, and effort to generate the…
The Value that Adding a Third “S” Will Bring to the Famous K.I.S.S. Principle
For many, the KISS acronym can be a less offensive “keep it simple and straightforward” for which it is the…
Using Design Coordination Checklists to Ensure Integration of Design Solution in Capital Projects
Design coordination is a broad term describing the integration of designs prepared by different members of the project design team…
Managing Employer Complaints in Construction Projects
Project owners, or as contractually known as “employers”, are one of the most critical stakeholders that need to be managed…
Enforcing Formal Post Project Review for Completed Capital Projects Before Formal Closeout
The purpose of the Post Project Review (PPR) is to review the completed project and find lessons learned on what…
