01 Apr 2020
Solving the field disconnect in practice
My colleague Stijn has written a fair share about how to overcome field-disconnection. I’ll not reformulate what he found but focus on how we see and how we can currently solve these issues. In a nutshell, these were the main challenges:
- Schedules with low realism because planning became a planning engineers’ job, not usually performed by people with in-field experience.
- The site is rarely involved in the planning process, which leads to low commitment to follow the resulting schedule.
- The schedule is too often used as a contractual vehicle, not to steer execution.
- During execution, the field feedback is often insufficient to resemble the reality in the schedule, nor will realistic forecasts be made.
Let’s take you through a typical planning-to-execution process and observe the savvy way InEight Schedule solves these challenges.
At Proove we’ve been observing a field disconnect at our clients, meaning that in projects management practices are too often disconnected from the field / site that they are managing. Let's take a look at what the main challenges are and how InEight Schedule helps you tackle these challenges.
This blog was previously published as a partner blog on the InEight website.