Who is reading the driving path?
Most teams update the schedule every month. Fewer read it. The month a milestone slips is usually the month everyone learns nobody was comparing the file with the field.
- Project controls leadership
- 10+ yrs
- Services
- 16
- Live lab tools
- 7
Three ways to control a project.
An honest comparison. Each option has its place. Only one of them is built to tell you where to act.
Six reasons teams call us in.
Senior judgment on every review
Emmanuel Ugbaja brings more than a decade of project controls on complex construction and infrastructure work to the schedules we review.
ExploreField first, then the file
We compare the schedule with field progress before we trust a single date. A clean file that disagrees with the site is still wrong.
Delay answered plainly
Is it confined to one work area, or will it move a contractual milestone? You get that answer, with the logic behind it.
ExploreAnswers you can act on
Owners hear what it means for the milestone and the budget. Contractors hear which sequence to change and when.
Program Rates for repeat work
Your next similar project reuses the WBS, logic libraries, cost codes and templates from the last one, at a highly discounted rate.
Explore 06The Controls Lab
7 live tools let you test a schedule, price a late day or read earned value before you ever call us.
ExplorePay for the setup once.
The next similar building, plant or package does not need the same groundwork twice. Repeat work runs at a highly discounted Program Rate, because the hard part is already built.
How Program Rates work- The WBS and cost codes already exist.
- The logic library is proven on your last job.
- Risk registers and report templates carry over.
- Lessons learned are already in the plan.
- We already know your people and your milestones.
Find the driver before it finds you.
Send us the schedule and the date your board is counting on. We will tell you what is driving it.