Papers published by Ron Winter, PSP FAACE
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- Visiting a Construction Site
- Using CD-ROMs on a Construction Site [Historical Reference Only]
- Outline of Scheduling Issues presented to Nevada Public Works on June 19, 1998
- Management of CPM Schedule Submission
- RFIs and the Stubby Pencil [Historical Reference Only]
- Adding Constrained Milestones
- Baseline Schedule Analysis (kind-of) presented at the Primavera 2002 User's Conference (9/11) [Historical Reference Only]
- Schedule Update Analysis presented at the Primavera 2003 User's Conference [Historical Reference Only]
- Review of Feigenbaum text, "Construction Scheduling with Primavera Project Planner" published in the October 2003 AACE Cost Engineering journal
- How to Befuddle a College Professor (without Really Trying) published in the AACE Cost Engineering journal
- How to Manually Determine the As-Built Critical Path presented at the AACE 2004 Annual Conference
- Longest Path Value presented at the PMI College of Scheduling 2004 Annual Conference
- Unpublished Time Impact Analysis paper by Ron Winter 2004
- Managing Resource Leveling presented at the 2005 AACE Southern California Spring Conference
- Managing Multiple Milestones presented at the AACE 2005 Annual Conference
- Extended Relationship Databases presented at PMI College of Scheduling 2005 Annual Conference
- Transparent CPM presented at the AACE 2006 Annual Conference
- The Proper Implementation of Resource Leveling presented at the PMI College of Scheduling 2007 Annual Conference
- Probabilistic Delay Analysis presented at the PMI College of Scheduling 2007 Annual Conference
- A book review of "Faster Construction Projects with CPM Scheduling" published in Cost Engineering, August 2009.
- Rectification of CPM Schedules presented at the AACE 2010 Annual Conference
- DCMA 14-Point Assessment Check, an Industry Peer Review as presented at the first annual Construction CPM Conference, January 2011
- Scheduling for Subcontractors presented at the 2011 AACE International Annual Conference
- Really Understanding MS Project presented at the 2011 AACE International Annual Conference and updated in 2021
- Living with P6 Databases, Part 1 presented at the 2012 AACE International Annual Conference
- The History of Primavera Scheduling presented at the 2013 Construction CPM Annual Conference - Updated January 2017
- Introducing the Zero-Step Schedule presented at the 2013 AACE International Annual Conference and updated in 2024
- Creating Half-Step Schedules Using P6 Baseline Update co-presented at the 2013 AACE International Annual Conference
- Living with P6 Databases, Part 2 presented at the 2014 AACE International Annual Conference
- Reviewing a Baseline Schedule presented at the 2014 AACE International Annual Conference as a Recommended Practice.
- The Inner Workings of P6 (Two Parts) presented at the AACE 2015 Annual Conference
- Reviewing Resource Leveled Schedules presented at the AACE 2015 Annual Conference
- CPM Really Gets Interesting When You Consider Activity Status presented at the AACE 2016 Annual Conference
- P6 File Corruption presented at the AACE 2016 Annual Conference
- P6 File Corruption, Part 2 presented at the AACE 2017 Annual Meeting
- Jobsite Photography presented at the AACE 2017 Annual Meeting
- Out-of-Sequence Progress, a 2-part paper presented at the AACE 2018 Annual Meeting
- Mastering Out-of-Sequence Progress, Part 3 paper presented at the AACE 2019 Annual Meeting
- Benchmarking As-Built Lags, revolutionary paper presented at the AACE 2019 Annual Meeting
- P6 Baseline Schedules, co-authored for the AACE 2020 Virtual Annual Meeting
- Corrupt Databases, Part 3, co-authored for the AACE 2020 Virtual Annual Meeting
- Scheduling Metrics and the Dangers of Remaining Silent, co-authored for the AACE 2021 Virtual Annual Meeting
- Getting Back to Basics: Update Schedule Review by the Numbers, co-authored for the AACE 2021 Virtual Annual Meeting
- Advanced CPM Milestone Review, presented at the AACE 2023 Annual Meeting
- Correcting Out-of-Sequence Logic, presented at the AACE 2024 Annual Meeting
