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10 reasons your capital program can be delayed
Most delays in large projects don’t have quick-fix solutions. This guide discusses how owners and program managers can effectively identify and mitigate potential schedule risks on their projects.
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Large programs with many projects are sometimes subject to scheduling setbacks, irrespective of the individual projects. The causes of program delays are similar (but not identical) to the causes of project delays. Here are the top ten reasons that can delay your program’s entire schedule.
Planning phase
- Internal chain of command
- Regulatory changes
- Shifting political priorities
Design and preconstruction phase
- Competing projects
- Intentional delays
- Third-party coordination
- Environmental considerations
Construction phase
- Weather events
- Human resources
- Supply chain
Controlling the program’s critical path
The impacts of schedule delays are too significant for you to risk waiting until they occur before addressing them. Whether you are an owner, a project manager, or a program manager, identifying redundancies and obstacles in a timely manner can put your program in the best position to succeed at launch.
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