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My current project is around 7 years. I have tried to limit the number of CIs, but should probably have done more to limit them further. I have never heard of a hard limit but, with the recent limitation for budget moves to 250 items, I somehow feel InEight never intended we should have too many CIs. I have around 4500…
I'm interested in how other companies handle a CBS in Estimate and its transition to Control with minimal conformance. Is there an industry consensus for most construction types? I'm considering structuring by CSI, work package, and work area, detailing down to the account code level.
The last thing we ever want to do is create more work for our project teams. As organizations continue down digital transformation adventures and with each client/contractual requirements being different, how is your organization using InEight document? Do you find that you are using yours and the client's/engineer's DM…
The New Member Welcome Thread is designed to help you connect with fellow InEight Community members, discover shared interests, explore common challenges and solutions, and make it easier to collaborate with like-minded peers. Each week, we tag in some of our newly joined members to share a bit about themselves. We also…
What’s one simple cost-tracking practice your team follows that helps avoid surprises? @Tomas @Tim.Mowery @samehtalat @KevinPeters anything you are particularly keen on?
Curious for the estimators here, What is the first thing you dive into when beginning an estimation job and why do you start there?
What reporting approaches have you or your team found to be significant time savers? @Morne.Kruger @Brittany.Dodson @Brittany.Dodson @srikanth any you are particularly fond of large or small?
For those of you who’ve been through an implementation process, what’s one tip, tactic, or lesson learned that really helped move the needle and drive progress forward?
The integration between time and cost not a new approach, but most of the previous efforts were concentrated on the integration at the construction stage; the idea here is the integration at the stage where both WBS and bill of quantities are created. The bill of quantities is a major document for the client and the…
Every time I work with my IWPs, I wish there was more automation. Waiting for updates doesn't solve my current problem. So, I'm asking fellow InEight super users: what's the best way to keep IWPs and their components up to date? Admittedly, I have too many CIs, and that doesn't stop me from splitting them into components.…
