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Planning shouldnât stop at the schedule, and execution shouldnât feel disconnected from it. If your teams are still bridging that gap manually, this session will show you a better way. Tomorrow at 5pm ET we'll be joined by Jordan Brooks, Director of Product for Schedule at InEight to walk through how Short IntervalâŚ
We all know that a more collaborative approach can lead to better outcomes, but itâs 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? â˘âŚ
What if your Master Schedule actually worked hand-in-hand with whatâs happening in the field every day, no gaps, no guesswork. Join us for an inside look at how Short Interval Planning (SIP) + Markup bridge the gap between planning and execution, so your teams can move faster, reduce risk, and stay aligned every step ofâŚ
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
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 handoffâand surfaces later as margin erosion,âŚ
In capital projects, the finish line looks different depending on where your angle sits. When a project wraps, what makes you call it a win? Share your perspective in the comments. A) On budget B) On schedule C) Team and stakeholder satisfaction D) Safety and quality outcomes E) A mix? Tell us below.
Share your perspective in the comments. A) Scope changes not reflected in the schedule quickly enough B) Field progress differing from planned progress C) Cost forecasts and schedule updates happening at different times D) Resource or productivity assumptions shifting mid-project E) Something else? Tell us!
The 25.11 release brings meaningful enhancements across Documents, Change, Schedule, Contracts, Reporting and beyond, all designed to improve collaboration, accuracy, and visibility where the more detailed work actually happens. Here are the highlights: InEight Document: đCustomize Your Document Markup Experience Create aâŚ
Share your choice in the comments: A) Late inputs or updates from stakeholders B) Scope changes during execution C) Aligning schedule changes with cost impacts D) Managing reviews, approvals and feedback E) Something else? Share away!
As we dive into Day Nine of our Feature Favorites series, Iâm Jordan Brooks, Director of Schedule & Risk at InEight. Todayâs feature focuses on aligning schedules and estimates early in the project lifecycle, helping teams build bids that better reflect scope, duration, and risk from the start. Feature: ScheduleâEstimateâŚ