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TimeTable at RMConnect 2022

I was privileged to be invited to the biennial Robins & Morton conference in Orlando recently, where I assisted in presenting TimeTable to the hundreds of attendees there. A single wall-hanger (OPS) TimeTable Visio diagram automatically drawn from #OraclePrimaveraCloud data, is a condensed version of the same data printed as a Gantt chart some six times taller, as shown in the image below (there wasn’t enough ceiling height to print all the Gantt):

A TimeTable diagram has other advantages too …

As the stand poster proclaimed:

TimeTable provides an all-in-one glanceable view of the overall project schedule. It’s also used to generate Near Term Schedules in the same easy to read format.

The lecture room was overfull to listen to the presentation of TimeTable because it presents construction schedules in a clear and intelligible manner.

Another notable presentation was the robotic dog that Robins & Morton use on site to monitor sites daily or to access dangerous and difficult terrain.

Robins & Morton believe in creating a family atmosphere and have a do what ever it takes attitude. I am lucky to have them as a client, and hope that they successfully schedule many fine buildings with TimeTable for years to come.

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