Technology
The New Era of Project Scheduling: The Practical, the Possible and the Pitfalls
Promoting advancing technologies, democratizing project planning and scheduling and emphasizing field experience and software proficiency can improve scheduling and planning performance.
By John Armstrong
December 16, 2019
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by John Armstrong
John Armstrong, PMP, CCM, PMI-SP, PSP provides project controls and scheduling services to owners, attorneys, contractors, subcontractors and design professionals from RLB’s Phoenix office. With more than 15 years of experience in the construction industry, John has worked on a wide variety of complex projects and programs including infrastructure, education, correctional facilities, technology and healthcare. He has provided lead scheduling, project controls, and contract/change management services for over 140 projects totaling more than $7 billion. John also provides forensic scheduling services and expert testimony for construction claims, litigation and arbitration.
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