when used to maintain a program and perform delay analysis
(Planning Planet Forum 2009; Winter 2011). Specifically, Winter
(2011) identified Microsoft Project weaknesses as including the
difficulty of using it to note uncompleted work before data date
and for identifying variances between a series of schedules, and
hence concluded that it is hard to use it to run most types of delay
analysis techniques (except for simpler techniques). On the other
hand, Primavera, which is very popular in the United States and
highly recognized as being very versatile both for project planning
and delay analysis (Liberatore et al. 2001;Winch and Kelsey 2005;
Nosbisch and Winter 2006), is not commonly used in the United
Kingdom. Only one respondent claimed that they do occasionally
use it (but very rarely), stating that this is only when their client
specifically asks for it to be used. Although some respondents
hailed this package as being in-depth and robust, yet they gave reasons
for its low usage in practice as being relatively expensive to
purchase, complex to use, and requiring of a long setup time
All the commonly used CPM software are commercially available
packages; none of the respondents mentioned any in-house
software as an alternative tool they use for programming. This practice
has the advantage of making it possible for the disputing parties
to readily obtain access to a common software for the analysis,
should they decide to agree on one as SCL recommends (SCL
2002). Also, by using the same software, the trier-of-fact is able
to compare the claim presentations from the disputing parties on
a level playing field, thereby increasing transparency in dispute resolution
and also making it possible for key issues at the heart of the
dispute to be identified and focused on.
when used to maintain a program and perform delay analysis(Planning Planet Forum 2009; Winter 2011). Specifically, Winter(2011) identified Microsoft Project weaknesses as including thedifficulty of using it to note uncompleted work before data dateand for identifying variances between a series of schedules, andhence concluded that it is hard to use it to run most types of delayanalysis techniques (except for simpler techniques). On the otherhand, Primavera, which is very popular in the United States andhighly recognized as being very versatile both for project planningand delay analysis (Liberatore et al. 2001;Winch and Kelsey 2005;Nosbisch and Winter 2006), is not commonly used in the UnitedKingdom. Only one respondent claimed that they do occasionallyuse it (but very rarely), stating that this is only when their clientspecifically asks for it to be used. Although some respondentshailed this package as being in-depth and robust, yet they gave reasonsfor its low usage in practice as being relatively expensive topurchase, complex to use, and requiring of a long setup timeAll the commonly used CPM software are commercially availablepackages; none of the respondents mentioned any in-housesoftware as an alternative tool they use for programming. This practicehas the advantage of making it possible for the disputing partiesto readily obtain access to a common software for the analysis,should they decide to agree on one as SCL recommends (SCL2002). Also, by using the same software, the trier-of-fact is ableto compare the claim presentations from the disputing parties ona level playing field, thereby increasing transparency in dispute resolutionand also making it possible for key issues at the heart of thedispute to be identified and focused on.
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