Comments on: Project Communication http://pmstudent.com/project-communication/ Helping new and aspiring project managers reach their career goals! Wed, 08 Feb 2012 14:16:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Quanto è innovativa la Comunicazione di Progetto? | La Comunicazione di Progetto http://pmstudent.com/project-communication/#comment-26253 Quanto è innovativa la Comunicazione di Progetto? | La Comunicazione di Progetto Tue, 26 Oct 2010 09:33:41 +0000 http://pmstudent.com/?p=1710#comment-26253 [...] di Progetto sta nell’unione di elementi già sperimentati, la comunicazione interna (project communication), la formazione, la comunicazione esterna e le relazioni pubbliche, con elementi innovativi [...] [...] di Progetto sta nell’unione di elementi già sperimentati, la comunicazione interna (project communication), la formazione, la comunicazione esterna e le relazioni pubbliche, con elementi innovativi [...]

]]> By: HowToGuide (HowToGuide) http://pmstudent.com/project-communication/#comment-8558 HowToGuide (HowToGuide) Wed, 15 Apr 2009 14:19:51 +0000 http://pmstudent.com/?p=1710#comment-8558 <strong>Twitter Comment</strong> <a href="http://twitter.com/HowToGuide" title="Twitter Comment" rel="nofollow"> <div class="ccimg1" title="HowToGuide (HowToGuide)" style="float:left;margin-right:10px;padding:0;width:60px;height:60px;background:url(http://pmstudent.com/wp-content/plugins/chatcatcher/picbg.jpg) no-repeat top;cursor:hand;"> </div> <div class="ccimg2" title="HowToGuide (HowToGuide)" style="float:left;margin-left:-70px;margin-right:10px;padding:0;width:60px;height:60px;background:url(http://purl.org/net/spiurl/HowToGuide) no-repeat top;cursor:hand;"> </div> </a> RT @pmstudent Comment on Project Communication by Bill Duncan:There is a lot of terminology here that is neither u [link to post]<br /><br /> - Posted using Chat Catcher Twitter Comment


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]]> By: Bill Duncan http://pmstudent.com/project-communication/#comment-8557 Bill Duncan Wed, 15 Apr 2009 13:52:11 +0000 http://pmstudent.com/?p=1710#comment-8557 There is a lot of terminology here that is neither used or useful outside of government projects. And the WBS dictionary and schedule comprise only a very small percentage of the communication that a project manager must do. Duncan There is a lot of terminology here that is neither used or useful outside of government projects.

And the WBS dictionary and schedule comprise only a very small percentage of the communication that a project manager must do.

Duncan

]]> By: Bill Duncan http://pmstudent.com/project-communication/#comment-24830 Bill Duncan Wed, 15 Apr 2009 13:52:00 +0000 http://pmstudent.com/?p=1710#comment-24830 There is a lot of terminology here that is neither used or useful outside of government projects. And the WBS dictionary and schedule comprise only a very small percentage of the communication that a project manager must do. Duncan There is a lot of terminology here that is neither used or useful outside of government projects.

And the WBS dictionary and schedule comprise only a very small percentage of the communication that a project manager must do.

Duncan

]]> By: Dr. Paul D. Giammalvo http://pmstudent.com/project-communication/#comment-8257 Dr. Paul D. Giammalvo Tue, 07 Apr 2009 12:32:34 +0000 http://pmstudent.com/?p=1710#comment-8257 Hi Travis, A small but important point. From the contractors perspective, the submittal of the Cost and Resource loaded schedule (Schedule of Values) is a LEGAL DOCUMENT, and assuming EVM is being used correctly, it is the PRIMARY document from which the contractor is PAID. If you look at most AGC, AIA, EJCDC and even some recent FIDIC contracts, the submittal of a cost and resource loaded CPM schedule by the contractors PM to the appropriate owners representative is a PREREQUISITE to receiving the Notice to Proceed and mobilizing the site. So while your description is certainly not wrong, it appears to represent an owners rather than the contractors perspective. The reason this becomes important is whether the Owner's PM actually incorporates the contractors schedule into the owners overall schedule can lead to some really nasty surprises on both sides, ending up in an almost certain claims situation. Bottom line- be sure to explain both the owners and contractors perspective as they are not exactly the same. BR, Dr. PDG, Jakarta www.getpmcertified.com Hi Travis,
A small but important point. From the contractors perspective, the submittal of the Cost and Resource loaded schedule (Schedule of Values) is a LEGAL DOCUMENT, and assuming EVM is being used correctly, it is the PRIMARY document from which the contractor is PAID.

If you look at most AGC, AIA, EJCDC and even some recent FIDIC contracts, the submittal of a cost and resource loaded CPM schedule by the contractors PM to the appropriate owners representative is a PREREQUISITE to receiving the Notice to Proceed and mobilizing the site.

So while your description is certainly not wrong, it appears to represent an owners rather than the contractors perspective.

The reason this becomes important is whether the Owner’s PM actually incorporates the contractors schedule into the owners overall schedule can lead to some really nasty surprises on both sides, ending up in an almost certain claims situation.

Bottom line- be sure to explain both the owners and contractors perspective as they are not exactly the same.

BR,
Dr. PDG, Jakarta
http://www.getpmcertified.com

]]> By: Dr. Paul D. Giammalvo http://pmstudent.com/project-communication/#comment-24829 Dr. Paul D. Giammalvo Tue, 07 Apr 2009 12:32:00 +0000 http://pmstudent.com/?p=1710#comment-24829 Hi Travis, A small but important point. From the contractors perspective, the submittal of the Cost and Resource loaded schedule (Schedule of Values) is a LEGAL DOCUMENT, and assuming EVM is being used correctly, it is the PRIMARY document from which the contractor is PAID. If you look at most AGC, AIA, EJCDC and even some recent FIDIC contracts, the submittal of a cost and resource loaded CPM schedule by the contractors PM to the appropriate owners representative is a PREREQUISITE to receiving the Notice to Proceed and mobilizing the site. So while your description is certainly not wrong, it appears to represent an owners rather than the contractors perspective. The reason this becomes important is whether the Owner's PM actually incorporates the contractors schedule into the owners overall schedule can lead to some really nasty surprises on both sides, ending up in an almost certain claims situation. Bottom line- be sure to explain both the owners and contractors perspective as they are not exactly the same. BR, Dr. PDG, Jakarta www.getpmcertified.com Hi Travis,
A small but important point. From the contractors perspective, the submittal of the Cost and Resource loaded schedule (Schedule of Values) is a LEGAL DOCUMENT, and assuming EVM is being used correctly, it is the PRIMARY document from which the contractor is PAID.

If you look at most AGC, AIA, EJCDC and even some recent FIDIC contracts, the submittal of a cost and resource loaded CPM schedule by the contractors PM to the appropriate owners representative is a PREREQUISITE to receiving the Notice to Proceed and mobilizing the site.

So while your description is certainly not wrong, it appears to represent an owners rather than the contractors perspective.

The reason this becomes important is whether the Owner’s PM actually incorporates the contractors schedule into the owners overall schedule can lead to some really nasty surprises on both sides, ending up in an almost certain claims situation.

Bottom line- be sure to explain both the owners and contractors perspective as they are not exactly the same.

BR,
Dr. PDG, Jakarta
http://www.getpmcertified.com

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