Introduction :

🚧 What’s the Problem With Disconnected Project Control?

• A schedule might show that an activity is progressing on time — but if cost overruns aren’t visible, the team is flying blind.

• Risk registers are maintained separately from schedules, meaning mitigation plans aren’t embedded into the project timeline.

• Forecasts are based on static data, not real-time performance indicators.

This lack of integration leads to reactive management, rather than proactive decision-making.

🔄 What Does Integration Really Look Like?

An Integrated Project Controls system connects the dots between:

• 📅 Schedule – Logic-driven plans built in Primavera P6 or similar tools

• 💰 Cost – Resource-loaded activities, budgeted and tracked in real time

• 📊 Progress & Performance – Actuals vs. plan, earned value metrics (CPI, SPI, EAC)

• ⚠️ Risk – Mitigation plans embedded into critical path analysis

These systems are not just technical setups — they represent a new way of managing projects, one that allows data to flow seamlessly from field to boardroom.

🛠️ How Alvid Consulting Delivers Integration

At Alvid, we help organizations:

• Establish cost and schedule baselines with linked WBS and CBS structures

• Deploy Primavera P6, integrated with ERP and field systems

• Implement Earned Value Management (EVM) for performance tracking

• Build real-time dashboards that connect scope, cost, and time

• Provide training and change management to ensure adoption across teams

Our goal? To transform disconnected reporting into unified insight — so you can act faster, plan better, and deliver with confidence.

💡 In 2025, Integration Is Not a Luxury — It’s a Competitive Advantage.

Those who invest in integrated project controls gain:

• Greater forecast accuracy

• Faster decision-making

• Early risk detection

• Improved stakeholder trust

If your organization is still relying on manual updates and disconnected reports, it’s time to elevate your project control maturity.

📩 Let’s talk. Alvid Consulting helps project-driven organizations evolve from siloed systems to integrated success.