Project Management Using Primavera P6

Pharne, Pravin Namdev; Wagdare, Nagesh Rajshekhar; Limbone, Nilesh Pratap; Gaikwa, Jivan Dinkar

doi:10.22214/ijraset.2022.42891

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“…Given planned start and end dates, this is possible. The project assigns a global, resource, or project calendar (Mahure & Ranit, 2018). Following the Primavera P6 methodology and analysis for the project planning and scheduling processes, drawings in the company's collections: Some methods and analysis for the Primavera P6 doing Project Planning and Scheduling, Drawing Collections from the Company stages are provided.…”

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Advancement in Construction Management

Kumar,

Srivastava,

Rajak

et al. 2023

The International Conference on Civil Infrastructure and Construction

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Building construction and infrastructure development have been a component of major civilizations throughout their history. Great examples, of architecture include the Great Pyramid, the Great Wall of China, and many more ancient constructions of historical significance. The fundamental component for the completion of these buildings is design, planning, execution, and closure. Planning of project execution is the most critical aspect, to have the ability to accomplish the required project execution in the allotted time and on framed expenses. Certainly, some outstanding quality and construction management procedures were implemented in the past, and someone was present to supervise the resources and time schedule. In today's construction project management, many mathematical tools and techniques such as bar charts, CPM, PERT and so on are employed for project planning. To manage the multi-tasking and complicated building environment, other standalone computer software and web-based packages are also in use. This paper aims to investigate advancements in construction management when dealing with extremely complicated building procedures in a complex environment. The methodology applied is to study and cite the literature of various preferred software management tools in the construction industry with the sequential order of the year, purpose, uses and process of the particular software. The results obtained are the analytical study of the software tools used in the construction industry.

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confidence: 99%