Tag: Project Management Encyclopedia

Director of Hospitality, Oliver Carley, explains the intricacies of developing a PIP renovation budget in hospitality construction.

In this episode of Project Management Pioneers, Watchdog's Director of Hospitality, Oliver Carley explains the role of procurement agents in the hospitality industry.

In this episode of Project Management Pioneers, Watchdog Project Manager Meagan Whetstone talks about the importance of the invoice review meeting.

Your physical relocation is a major step in the process to bringing your new office to life. You want your employees to feel excited and energized on day one in the new space.

Once you have determined that the RACP grant is right for your construction or development project, there are four steps involved in securing the grant:

A feasibility study is an analysis of how successfully a project can be completed, accounting for all factors that affect it.

There are three common consultants hired to run a construction project: Project Managers (PM), Construction Managers (CM), and General Contractors (GC). The differences between these job descriptions are distinct, but they are often and easily confused.

There are many, many types of labs, unique to all different use cases. Some labs are extremely regulated and have very strict controls in place. At the very simplest level though, there are wet labs and dry labs.

Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) is a system for ensuring that pharmaceutical products are consistently produced and controlled according to quality standards.

A stay in place renovation is a project where a client does not move to a new building. Instead, they stay in a building currently occupied while it is under construction.

The term take-off is a critical cost evaluation tactic introduced in the early stages of a project’s conceptual design...

These methods are in place to force all members of the project team to communicate with one another...

Cost-plus fixed fee contracts should provide, in detail, what should be properly reimbursed and what should not.