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    What is the Path of Construction?

    What is the Path of Construction?

    The linked article can serves as your go-to guide on the all important Path of Construction (PoC). As the capital projects industry goes through a transition, your company can stay ahead of the competition by using resources such as this. Learn all you need to know about the Path of Construction here. #teams #advancedworkpackaging #capitalprojectsmanagement
    Ways to Keep Check on Your Cost and Schedule

    Ways to Keep Check on Your Cost and Schedule

    It may take some convincing, but in this article Olfa Hamdi our in-house expert on AWP, explains how the key to making sure your projects stay on schedule and under budget is all about project predictability. Read ahead to understand how Predictability Thinking™ can change your organization's approach to capital projects. #advancedworkpackaging #predictability #capitalprojectsmanagement
    The Myths Surrounding Advanced Work Packaging

    The Myths Surrounding Advanced Work Packaging

    There are two prevailing opinions that exist in the industry around Advanced Work Packaging, those who see that it is the system the industry needs to course correct and those that are reluctant because they believe it's just the "next big thing." Either way there is no denying that there are some myths swirling around AWP and this article will help clarify common misconceptions. Read this article to learn what AWP is really all about. #advancedworkpackaging #productivity #ch
    A Successful Gas Power Plant is a Predictable One

    A Successful Gas Power Plant is a Predictable One

    Some of areas of our industry have tried and true systems, and that is definitely the reality of the building of natural gas power plants. So when a chance to earn a competitive edge on the competition presents itself, it's always worth looking into. This article makes the case for predictability thinking™ as the competitive advantage, read ahead to see why. #advancedworkpackaging #predictability #capitalprojectsmanagement #leadership
    Using Predictability Thinking to Identify Uncommon Threats

    Using Predictability Thinking to Identify Uncommon Threats

    All the buzz surrounding predictability in capital projects may seem overblown, but there is a good reason for it. Applying predictable thinking doesn't just deliver projects on time and on budget, it also helps to identify uncommon problems threatening your capital projects. Examine this article for yourself to see how predictability thinking™ offers a number of ways to give you and your company a competitive advantage. #advancedworkpackaging #predictability #changemanagemen
    Applying Advanced Work Packaging for Your Site

    Applying Advanced Work Packaging for Your Site

    For some, implementing Advanced Work Packaging is daunting not because they don't believe in the system, but because of the large investment that is on the line. However, like most game-changing practices understanding risk and making a calculated decision often pays off in a big way. The linked article will give you some practical steps that will give you the confidence to move forward with AWP on your site. #advancedworkpackaging #smallprojects #leadership #capitalprojectsm
    Leading a Capital Project in Today's Industry

    Leading a Capital Project in Today's Industry

    It's 2019 and winning in the capital projects industry is all about realizing the proven trends that are emerging and capitalizing off of them. One trend many don't want to accept: construction-driven capital projects work best. Read through this linked article to see why this is. #advancedworkpackaging #leadership #changemanagement
    Employing Proven Principles for Capital Project Management

    Employing Proven Principles for Capital Project Management

    Advanced Work Packaging is important in today's industry. The biggest reason is because it's not just some fleeting fad, it is a proven and principled system. This is really what sets AWP apart, and is why your organization needs to be learning what AWP is all about. The linked article goes over the principles in AWP, and we encourage you to read on and learn about them. #changemanagement #Advancedworkpackaging #competitiveadvantage #leadership
    Advanced Work Packaging Works Within Small and Site-Based Projects

    Advanced Work Packaging Works Within Small and Site-Based Projects

    One common misconception about Advanced Work Packaging is that it can only be applied effectively in large multi-billion dollar projects, and is not as easily applied to small or site-based projects. The linked article breaks down how AWP works no matter the size of your project. Click ahead to see what factors make this possible. #advancedworkpackaging #sitebasedprojects #smallprojects #chemicalprojects
    Solving the Most Common Capital Project Planning Problems

    Solving the Most Common Capital Project Planning Problems

    Believe it or not planning is an incredibly strong tool that can help mitigate the most common problems that come with any Capital Project. Having strong planning and scheduling protocols will make you and your team more proactive in addressing the problems that are sure to come. Take some time to click on this link and read about three specific problems good planning can solve for your next Capital Project. #Advancedworkpackaging #capitaleffectiveness #planning
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