What is and how can we use Rolling Wave Planning?

[@SyedAli-nr3if]

Great Video

[@milner267]

Thanks so much for sharing. A query. How do you get the context clear to your high level stakeholders, that, for. e.g. at Stage 2, for what details you have, this is your overall percentage? in previous experiences, there has been a need from engineering stakeholders to request that only stage % be shown up to current stage, whilst the future work is made "inactive"

[@urukprojectmanagement]

Thank you for replying. One of the most annoying things to me is Overall Progress, which combines Engineering, Procurement, and Construction, which does not make sense. My approach is per the following: We estimate the overall duration early in the project and the duration for every stage. For an organization that has historical records, that should not be too difficult. Then we manage each stage as a mini project and based on our performance in a given stage, that could affect the future stages (up or down). IN term of communication - we must engage stakeholders throughout the Project Life Cycle. THis is the approach we are using for the Uruk Platform.

[@milner267]

​@@urukprojectmanagement Understandable. given that Stakeholders range from Company President to Board level, interested in Capital expenditure towards an aging plant, and a special interest in viewing the engineering portfolio at Dashboard glance... would you recommend showing each percentage? for e.g. % complete, Stage 1 % complete, Stage 2 % complete etc? Thanks again for the response

[@urukprojectmanagement]

@@milner267 The significant stages, for example, in capital projects, will be preliminary engineering, engineering, and construction. In these situations, yes, we must have a good progress measurement system based on sound fundamentals (typically work hours).

[@milner267]

@@urukprojectmanagement understandable. Thanks a lot for your insights. looking forward to more content

[@urukprojectmanagement]

@@milner267 Thank you, Mounir Ajam

[@ignatiaamelya]

so helpful!!!!!

[@rohit2140]

Nice Video Mounir...

[@urukprojectmanagement]

Thank you Rohit, glad you liked it

[@rohit2140]

I was asked about rolling wave planning in some interview couple of weeks back and was unable to answer...but I can explain the term , thanks for this informative video.

[@urukprojectmanagement]

@@rohit2140 Welcome --- if you have other questions let us know and we could a video on demand :-)

[@rohit2140]

@@urukprojectmanagement - Oh... Appreciate your comments thanks...a lot.

[@ZakariaAmmar]

Smart instructor and expert manager.

[@urukprojectmanagement]

By the way, this is the model that we are using in the Uruk Platform, visit our website to learn more, www.urukpm.com

[@Sma3oYaJame3a]

Omgggg! How did you know my name?!

[@urukprojectmanagement]

:)

[@SyedAli-nr3if]

You look like thanos from the character in the avaneger