Standardizing CPM Schedule Review: A Guide for DOTs

Without a solid schedule, projects can run inefficiently, costs can rise, and contract disputes can occur. Schedulers provide clear visibility into project progress, keeping teams accountable and helping management make informed decisions.

Start 2025 off right by leaving outdated practices behind.

Enjoy this look back on the trends, features, and milestones that helped the industry achieve smarter project management in 2024.

“How do we solve the construction scheduling problem?” The truth is, it’s a complex question—one that many companies in this industry find themselves discussing without really making progress.

This recognition reminds us that we’re on the right track, and we’re excited to keep moving forward with our customers into next year.

Companies that actively and regularly reevaluate where resources are allocated create more value and deliver higher returns.

By following these recommended steps, you can more effectively manage weather delays, reducing the likelihood of overstated claims and minimizing the potential for disputes.

Each video is filled with actionable insights, practical examples, and real-world applications designed to elevate your project management capabilities.

In our latest SmartPM CAB session, members explored strategies for today’s most pressing planning and scheduling challenges.

Regular construction schedule analysis gives stakeholders a clear view of progress, performance issues, delays, and potential future risks.

When issues like missing logic, long durations, and excessive constraints make their way into your project, it becomes harder to accurately track progress and predict future risk.

The average number of schedule updates per project has nearly doubled over the past two years, rising from 1.4 updates in March 2022 to 2.4 updates by May 2024.