The Critical Path Method is a project management tool that can be described as the engine of PM and is a core tool often used but too often not really understood. In this recording the first in a series Tom Stephenson explains what the Critical Path Method is and how it calculated. Using a simple animation to describe step by step the forward and backward passes.
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• Video 2: Dealing with Change • #2 Dealing with Change
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• Video 7: Goals Part 2 • #7 Reaching Goals Part 2
• Video 8: The Short and Long Game • # 8 Playing The Short and Long Game, Proj...
• Video 9: The Critical Path Explained Part 1 • #9 Critical Path Method Explained Part 1, ...
• Video 10: The CPM and Gantt Chart Part 2 • #10 The Critical Path and the Gantt Chart ...
• Video 11: Project update and recover Part 3 • 11 Critical Path Part 3, Updating and Reco...
• Video 12: Short Term Schedules, Trad vs Lean • 12 Short Term Scheduling and Lean Look-ahead
• Video 13: The 5 Whys and Asking Better Questions • #13 Ask Better Questions and Ask Questions...
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• Video 15: Running and Effective Meeting • #15 Project Management, Tools, Techniques ...
• Video 16: Careers in Construction • #16 Jobs in Construction? Take the right p...
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