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Estimating has never stood still and neither has Paul Hewitt. On June 25th, he's joining us here in the Community to trace the evolution of estimating through the lens of someone who lived every era of it and share the strategies that held up through all of them. Registrants also walk away with an exclusive resource…
We all know that a more collaborative approach can lead to better outcomes, but it’s not always easy to put into practice. So we want to hear from you: What are your biggest roadblocks when trying to implement a more collaborative planning approach to your capital projects? Is it: • Siloed teams or communication gaps? •…
Hello, I'm looking for European users of In Eight Estimating module to exchange with them how they are managing differnet currency in the tool as we are facing issue ?
A cost forecast can shift gradually before it becomes a problem. What signals tell you a project is heading in the wrong direction before the variance becomes a real issue? What do you watch most closely when it comes to your approach? Help us get started: @Priscilla.Ambrosaeo @Tomas @Tim.Mowery @samehtalat @KevinPeters…
This is week 2 of Inside The Capital Project Content Series (ITCPS), where each week I share a challenge that comes up on complex capital projects, along with some of the thinking and research behind it. This week I wanted to get into historical data, and how much of what a team needs is usually already sitting somewhere…
Get a closer look at the connection between Schedule and Estimate this coming Thursday 9/24. Join us Thursday at 5pm ET for a live demo to see how resource loading works across both tools, how the integration supports better planning and cost alignment, and what the workflow looks like in practice. RSVP to join us here.
We've all encountered it at some time in our careers. Maybe it’s 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? I…
Contractors routinely move into project execution carrying a hidden liability: the bid assumptions that shaped the estimate are no longer traceable in the execution budget or baseline schedule. The disconnect exposes contractors to risk exposure that goes undetected at handoff—and surfaces later as margin erosion,…
If you weren't able to join us live, you can now catch the full recording of Five Decades of Estimating and the Strategies to Outlast Every Era with estimating expert Paul Hewitt. In this session, Paul draws on 50 years in the field to share how estimating has evolved, the strategies that have stood the test of time, and…
This came up in a recent conversation, about sending reviews and I was hoping to hear from the Community. Before sending an estimate for review, what are the key things you are checking to make sure you have confidence its ready for the next phase? And are there places you find you catch gaps more than others?