This course will provide an advanced view of the work in progress schedule.
This course will provide an advanced view of the work in progress schedule. Your WIP is more than a reporting tool; it is a financial management tool for your company. From this workshop, you will gain strategies to turn unexpected profit fade and enhancements into predictable events.
1 activity • 2 videos • duration: 3h 39m
Founded in 1981, CFMA is the only organization dedicated to bringing together construction financial professionals and those partners serving their unique needs. CFMA serves more than 9,000 members via 98 chapters located throughout the US and Canada. As a professional organization, we provide ongoing professional development to construction industry professionals, networking opportunities, and leadership development. Go to cfma.org for more information on the association and benefits of membership.
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Presenters were very knowledgeable and the information was very helpful!
The course certainly has an abundance of discussion on WIP, but could maybe be renamed as Construction Industry Best Practices for cost and profit control. Would love to see more presentations like this.
