I am curious how your organization handles project setup in InEight for those small projects - i.e. call outs, warranty work, small scopes, etc. Do you go through the entire setup process? Do you keep the same CBS hierarchy minimum structure?
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We've all encountered it at some time in our careers. Maybe itâs getting the right information from a project team, finding the latest documents, managing scope changes, or making sure nothing gets missed. Any tactics, shortcuts, or best practices you've learned along the way that could help others avoid the same fate? IâŚ
Every project teaches us something new. What's the one thing you think is most important to carry into your next one? Share your perspective in the comments. A) Define scope as tightly as possible upfront B) Build more contingency into the original estimate C) Get cost visibility established earlier in the project D) AlignâŚ
As projects begin to move through 2026 planning and execution, what patterns are you seeing or anticipating in your estimates? Are there cost drivers, risk factors, or owner expectations that are influencing how youâre building (or will be) building budgets? Curious whatâs standing out for you and what youâre adjusting forâŚ