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In a culture that demands rapid results and innovative thinking, standardised processes can seem like a delaying relic of the past. However, much like construction, although admiration always goes to what is visible to the eye – none of the seen would be possible without a strong foundation. By implementing
Steve Wake offers his personal insights on the new United Kingdom (UK) standard BS202001 National Specification Standard for Project Controls. BS202001 the first standard covering Project, Program and Portfolio Management controls, and is in its final stage of development. The standard is a specification, that outlines practices that should be
Utilising of AI/ML technology in project Controls will be done in 2 stages; 1. historical data for similar projects in a different discipline; collected from As-Built Model, including 4D and 5D data and the validated previous stored projects' data. 2. Current project cost/time performance considering expected risks (EVM calculation with
Project controls are crucial in construction management, particularly for large-scale projects, where numerous intricate tasks require precise coordination and monitoring. With the advent of Building Information Modelling (BIM), the construction industry has witnessed a significant shift in how projects are planned, executed, and controlled. Integrating time (the fourth dimension) into

The State of Project Controls – Implications for Cost Professionals

Independent Project Analysis Inc. (IPA) guides capital intensive organisations to establish the right combination of people, work process, and governance to maximise cost, schedule, safety, and operability performance. We conduct independent empirical research, benchmarking and consulting globally using a dataset of nearly 21,000 capital projects (including 1,200 projects executed in