Naveed Saeed Rana

The article emphasizes on the impact analysis using project schedule, This article is continuation of my previous article Title "PREPARING CLAIM FOR EXTENSION OF TIME (EOT)" (URL: https://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=6226101373765449612#editor/target=post;postID=2758220319089207158;onPublishedMenu=publishedposts;onClosedMenu=publishedposts;postNum=0;src=postname  ).  This article elaborates on how baseline schedule is helpful to identify and refer the delay events and the associated dependencies for the impact analysis. It has already been mentioned in my previous article that the approved baseline schedule is the pre-requisite for the claim preparation.  The data in the Figure-1 of  Article "PREPARING CLAIM FOR EXTENSION OF TIME (EOT)" can be prepared with help of project management tool. (Same Figure is referred in this article as Figure-6). . Steps to perform impact analysis using project schedule The general steps are described...

The article provides a guideline to prepare claim of Extension of Time (EoT) for Project.   The article also emphasize on the factors which act as pre-requisite for the preparation of Extension of Time (EoT) claim. A project is a temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product, service or result. The word “temporary” depicts the time bound nature of the project requiring a start time and end time of the project to cover the project scope. Project managers carry out rigorous exercise along with the project team to define project schedule as part of the plan. This schedule is used to measure and control the schedule variance during the rest of the phases of project. However many projects do not complete within the agreed upon timelines. There are various reasons of the delays in the project The articles focus on the identification of delays and impact caused by the dependencies in the agreed upon project timelines. If these dependencies are not resolved in time...