About this Recommended Practice:
In retrospective forensic schedule analysis, the as-built critical path is one of the most important subjects. Yet identification of the as-built critical path is not an easy task even for the most seasoned analyst. If a dispute makes its way to litigation, the court likely will require this identification in order to consider assessment of damages.
This session will describe how the as-built critical path is determined using two popular forensic analysis methodologies, the contemporaneous period analyses, Method Implementation Protocols No. 3.3 and 3.4, as named in the AACE Recommended Practice No. 29R-03, "Forensic Schedule Analysis". This should be a fun session with a spirited question and answer period.
About AACE Recommended Practices:
The AACE International Recommended Practices (RPs) are a series of documents that contain valuable reference information that has been subject to a rigorous review process and recommended for use by the Technical Board. RPs are intended to be the main technical foundation of AACE educational, and certification products and services. All RPs are available to AACE members free of charge.
In retrospective forensic schedule analysis, the as-built critical path is one of the most important subjects. Yet identification of the as-built critical path is not an easy task even for the most seasoned analyst. If a dispute makes its way to litigation, the court likely will require this identification in order to consider assessment of damages.
This session will describe how the as-built critical path is determined using two popular forensic analysis methodologies, the contemporaneous period analyses, Method Implementation Protocols No. 3.3 and 3.4, as named in the AACE Recommended Practice No. 29R-03, "Forensic Schedule Analysis". This should be a fun session with a spirited question and answer period.
About AACE Recommended Practices:
The AACE International Recommended Practices (RPs) are a series of documents that contain valuable reference information that has been subject to a rigorous review process and recommended for use by the Technical Board. RPs are intended to be the main technical foundation of AACE educational, and certification products and services. All RPs are available to AACE members free of charge.