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We provide following consulting services, please click on one to
see details.
NOTE: Our Minimum Service Rate For All
Services is $100 / Hour
Primavera Project Manager or MS
Project Deployment &
Implementation:
Schedule Development:
Schedule Updating:
Resource Analysis:
Performance Reports:
Earned Value Management System (EVMS)
Implementation:
Project Risk Analysis:
Primavera
P5 / P6 or MS Project Deployment & Implementation including but not
limited to the following:
1.1.
Software
Installation, standalone and or network installation
1.2.
Develop
Organizational Structures, such as
1.2.1.
Enterprise
Project Structure (EPS)
1.2.2.
Organization
Breakdown Structure (OBS)
1.2.3.
Resource
Breakdown Structure (RBS)
1.3.
Develop Global,
Project, Resource codes and dictionaries
1.4.
Develop Global
and Resource calendars

1.5.
Create
customized layouts, filters and reports
1.6.
Develop
schedule development, updating, control procedures
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Schedule Development:
We can develop
full cost and resource loaded schedule as per the contract
requirements
2.1.
Create Work
Breakdown Structure (WBS)
2.2.
Create project
codes
2.3.
Insert
activities with logic, in consultation with your project
team
2.4.
Load schedule
with budgeted labor and non labor hours, costs and expenses.
2.5.
Create Target /
Baseline schedule.
2.6.
Provide planned
resource/cost loading reports.
2.7.
Provide planned
cash flows.
2.8.
Bid and proposal schedule development.
2.9.
Leve 3 and level 4 detailed contract schedule development.
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Schedule Updating:
3.1.
We can provide
experienced staff on full time / part time basis to update
projects on regular set intervals as per your requirements,
which will include:
3.1.1.
Collecting
update data,
3.1.1.1.
Estimate to
Complete
3.1.1.2.
% Complete
3.1.1.3.
Actual
hours/cost incurred
3.1.2.
Entering data
in to the schedule
3.1.3.
Changing data
date and recalculating the schedule
3.1.4.
Identify
problem areas
3.1.5.
Produce report
as agreed, such as
3.1.5.1.
Estimate to
Complete (ETC)
3.1.5.2.
Forecast at
Completion (FAC)
3.1.5.3.
Variance
reports. Such as Schedule, Budget and Cost
3.1.6.
Suggest
corrective action, if required
3.2.
We can collect
data and update the schedule on and off site in our offices
3.3.
We can provide
you with detailed schedule reports in soft and hard copies
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Resource Analysis:
We can manage /
help you manage labor and non labor resources and cost
/expenses associated with them by:
4.1.
Producing
planned resource loading / requirement reports
4.2.
Updating
schedule with actual resource usage / consumption
4.3.
Resource
leveling
4.4.
Cash flow and
analysis
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Performance Reports:
We can create
several reports indicating health of the project at a
certain point of time such as:
5.1.
Activities
Completion Report, number of activities completed against
planned
5.2.
Milestone
Completion Report, number of milestone achieved against
planned
5.3.
Deliverables
Completion Report, number of deliverables completed
5.4.
Number of
activities scheduled vs. completed in a reporting period
5.5.
Number of not
scheduled activities completed for the reporting period
5.6.
Project
Dashboard
5.7.
Executive
Summary
5.8.
Portfolio Analysis and reporting
5.9.
Portfolio dashboard and executive summary.
6.0.
WBS (Work Breakdown Schedule) analysis and reporting
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Earned Value Management System (EVMS) Implementation:
We are one of
the most experienced companies to implement Earned Value
Management System; we can create graphs and reports for the
following:
6.1.
S-Curves
6.2.
Earned Value
6.3.
Cost
Performance Index (CPI)
6.4.
Schedule
Performance Index (SPI)
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Project
Risk Analysis:
Most large
corporations or large projects require project risk analysis
to verify feasibility of the project. Whether the project is
time or resource sensitive, risk analysis helps identify
problem areas and help formulate a mitigation plan. Here is
why you need a risk analysis:

7.1.
To verify project logic and design.
Identify
common scheduling pitfalls that may result in misleading
schedule or risk analysis results.
7.2.
To verify
whether the plan is practical based on identified risk
events.
7.3.
To pinpoint likelihood of finishing project on-time and
on-budget.
7.4.
To identify key risk drivers based on criticality, risk
sensitivity and/or duration sensitivity
7.5.
To reformulate
project logic / sequencing based on risk analysis results
7.6.
To identify minimum, most likely, and maximum task durations
based on three point estimate.
7.7.
Model both qualitatively and quantitatively positive and
negative risk events (threats and opportunities)
7.8.
To design a mitigation plan for possible risk events
7.9.
To report on project likelihood of completing on-time and
on-budget based on both pre-mitigated and post-mitigated
schedule
8.0.
To develop a list of risk events and mitigation strategies
to monitor throughout execution of the project.

8.1.
To help interested parties correct expectations regarding
project deliverables
8.2.
Determine confidence levels regarding project cost and
schedule success.
8.3.
Determine confidence levels, P-schedules and quick
determination of contingency.
8.4.
Identify key risk drivers. Find out what task or risk event
is causing your schedule to not perform as expected.
8.5.
Determine the combined probability of achieving both given
budgets and completion dates together.
8.6.
‘what if…' analysis by interactively varying cost and
schedule thresholds to reveal the resultant chance of
success.
8.7.
Compare scenarios and determine the cost/benefit ratio of
selected mitigation plans.
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