Why Resources Don't Update Automatically in TILOS When Using Split Progress - ecostar plan @Mahmoud Fathy this post is to adress the update actuals on resources.

Triangle activities in TILOS: a step-by-step guide for beginners - ecostar plan

Primavera P6 is just a tool. The thinking behind the schedule is what matters. Yet a lot of planners tell me the same things: I'd love more flexibility, or to work remotely, I want to grow, but Im not sure which skills to build, Im not sure Im paid what Im worth...my role isnt recognised So I propose to measure it. I'm running a short survey, State of the Project Planner 2026. 5-6 minutes, open to planners, project controls and project management professionals. https://forms.gle/VyJGxej64j9pnc3fA

I was involved in a project where the client required the schedule to pass the DCMA 14-Point Assessment. The checks are simple, and they make weak programmes easy to spot, very useful also for claims management: Missing logic under 5% No leads, and lags kept under 5% At least 90% finish-to-start relationships Hard constraints under 5% Activities and total float over 44 working days kept under 5% No invalid dates, and no negative float left unexplained Critical path test, CPLI and BEI to show whether the plan is realistic and being followed Steve Montgomery at Ten Six has published a free eBook, An Introduction to the DCMA 14-Point Assessment, and I find it particularly well done. Each point is shown in Primavera P6 with practical examples, along with what to avoid and where to use judgement. No registration needed. https://tensix.com/book-an-introduction-to-the-dcma-14-point-assessment/