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Differences in critical path calculations Differences exist in how software vendors approached some of the problems inherent in expanding the original definitions/algorithms leading to project management software that calculates the same logic network with different results. Is it necessary or desirable for PMI, AACE, ANSI, IEEE or some other industry authority to set a standard for calculating schedules? |
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Looks like the PMI College of Scheduling is taking the initiative: Quote from PMI College of Scheduling :
__________________ "I love it when a plan comes together." - Colonel John "Hannibal" Smith, A-Team |
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Quote from pmkb :
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