nice. kindly continue to make more videos or do consider a full tutorial lecture series on basic to advanced levels of Libre. very few resources are available on updating/tracking progress (schedule, cost), risk management, etc in Libre. Thanks.
Hi, nice video! I've a question for you: is on ProjectLibre a way to modify the Actual costs of an activity? Basing on what you said for sure is possible to "strech" a task, increasing the costs of the activity due to an increased number of working hours. What if I've no working hours but just "fixed price for an activity"? Is there a way to say, during a control, that the activity costs in varied respect to the baseline? Thanks :)
Hi Tommaso, I apologize for the late reply as I was out on travel. Thank you for your question. One of the suggestions I can see is although the costs are fixed, you can play around with the duration and availability of your task completions. In my case I would tend to estimate a 95% completion probability time so that I can still be flexible if there are slippages or some minor requests you wish to accommodate. I hope this helps. Good luck!
what if it took us more than the time planned to accomplish the tasks sir?
nice. kindly continue to make more videos or do consider a full tutorial lecture series on basic to advanced levels of Libre. very few resources are available on updating/tracking progress (schedule, cost), risk management, etc in Libre. Thanks.
Thank you for your kind words! I will
Good tutorial but the background music is too loud, and that takes away the shine of the presentation.
Good noticing. Ill see if I can publish the same video and reduce the music. Appreciate your comments ;)
Hi, nice video! I've a question for you: is on ProjectLibre a way to modify the Actual costs of an activity? Basing on what you said for sure is possible to "strech" a task, increasing the costs of the activity due to an increased number of working hours. What if I've no working hours but just "fixed price for an activity"? Is there a way to say, during a control, that the activity costs in varied respect to the baseline?
Thanks :)
Hi Tommaso, I apologize for the late reply as I was out on travel. Thank you for your question. One of the suggestions I can see is although the costs are fixed, you can play around with the duration and availability of your task completions. In my case I would tend to estimate a 95% completion probability time so that I can still be flexible if there are slippages or some minor requests you wish to accommodate. I hope this helps. Good luck!