Back to Basics: Break the Bottleneck in Your Communication Processes
Learn how to break through bottlenecks and gain approval process efficiency, reduce change order holdups and process invoices faster to have your projects running smoothly.
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Change Order Management
Construction project changes orders are common but don't let them slow down your projects. These resources can help you reduce change order turnaround.
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Why Change Orders Are Your Fault with University of Virginia
University of Virginia discovered that their paper based change order process was opening them up to cost surprises in the late stages of their construction projects. Watch this webinar to learn how
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Stay on Schedule with Automated Change Orders
In this webinar learn how top owner organizations keep their capital projects on schedule through automated change order management after implementing and owner Project Management Information System.
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Risky Business: Decision making based on outdated information - Government
Decision making on your capital projects is very risky with outdated information. Watch this webinar to see how Government owners are deploying a PMIS to gain real-time visibility.
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Blueprint for Successful Forecasting
Cost forecasting can act as an early warning sign for when your projects are veering off course. Follow these simple steps to get a clear picture, at any point of a project, what the cost to complete
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Get in Front of Your Project with Accurate Cost Forecasting
A cost forecast model is a tool that can launch a dialogue about the impact of change orders or where costs can be cut to accommodate new requests.
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Three Easy Ways to Reduce Change Orders
An unexpectedly high number of change orders on a construction project can quickly exhaust contingency funds, delay the schedule and increase project costs. Learn how to reduce change orders.
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Change Orders: Systemic Challenges in Construction
This white paper discusses change management as an organizational objective, with a focus on tools to address and focus efforts on impacts to the scope, schedule, quality and cost of the project.
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