Reading and reference — the things worth your time when you are not in front of a schedule. No signup, no email gate, and nothing that turns out to be a demo request in disguise.
Looking for the calculators and checkers? They have their own home: ten free tools → — DCMA 14-point, critical path, earned value, risk matrix and RAID, all running in your browser with nothing uploaded.
Long-form, written for the person who has to defend the schedule rather than describe it.
Written for people standing at a fork — including where the honest answer is that the comparison does not apply to you.
Editable starting formats, not lead magnets — no email, no gate. Take them and use them.
Run the DCMA assessment on it. Five minutes, nothing uploaded, and it tells you what it cannot assess as well as what failed.
The schedule quality checklist. Ten checks, most of them a saved filter.
Start at comparisons. Each one leads with the answer rather than making you read to find it.
P6 reporting — what happens between the export and the report that actually gets read.
Earned value management for contractors — CPI, SPI and EAC, a worked example, and the free calculator.
The earned value calculator — CPI, SPI, EAC, ETC, VAC and TCPI in your browser, nothing uploaded.
NEC4 programme reporting — turning the Accepted Programme into a one-page brief, plus the Director's Brief template.
Project controls software — what it is, what it replaces, and how it differs from project management software.
Aegis reads what P6, MS Project, Excel or CSV already export each period and turns it into earned value, a quantified risk position, a probabilistic forecast and a written assessment — with every rating traceable to the number behind it.
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