Project Management

“Milestones” is a word that you can hear a lot during projects. In the following article, we examine  examples of critical path analysis  and the issue of “Milestones” thoroughly: we will first understand what a "milestone" in a project is, then we will explain how to represent and define it in a schedule. After that, we will examine what types of milestones exist in projects, and we will answer the interesting question - are they linked to subsequent activities? Eventually, we will solve the following 'riddle' - what is the connection between milestones, HCP method and HCP-Go.Read it here:  Examples of critical path analysis - Milestones

The project manager of a luxury tower project in the Tel Aviv area called me. There was no need to build the schedule - just to examine it by HCP-Go, using the HCP method. The project schedule contained 1,100 tasks and was planned to be completed in 600 workdays.It could be printed on 40 A4 pages. What did the HCP-Go analysis find in the schedule? How many paths were found? What can be done with the finding? For all that and more, you can in the article "Is the longest path necessarily the critical path of the project?  Keep reading in the HCP-Go website: Schedule analysis report MS Poject case study Examples of critical path analysis