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Title: Extranet Experiences


1
Extranet Experiences
  • W. Gary Craig, P.E.
  • President
  • ProjectEDGE.com
  • Contact Information
  • Phone 877-516-EDGE ext. 170
  • Fax 315-471-6659
  • e-mail gcraig_at_edgewaternet.com

2
W. Gary Craig
  • Education
  • University of Toronto -- Civil Engineer and
    Diploma in Operations Research
  • Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst. -- M.S. Mgmt.
  • Professional
  • Professional Engineer -- New York State
  • Relevant Career Experiences
  • Civil Technology Professor
  • Real Estate and Energy Developer
  • Design/Builder and Construction Program Manager
  • Developer of ProjectEDGE

3
Anatomy of an Extranet
  • Dr. Joel Orr
  • www.extranets.cc

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Obstacles to Overcome
  • Lack of Common Communication
  • Different Operating Styles
  • Many Different Legacy Systems
  • Change Management
  • Drawing Collaboration Management
  • Version Control of all Documents
  • Finding Information
  • The Dot com Phenomena
  • People and Their Attitudes

5
Useful Techniques
  • Self-Directed Team Structure
  • Team Building Exercises
  • Expanding Knowledge - Converging Function
  • Celebrating Successes
  • Continuous Improvement
  • Network Analysis --- www.netform-stephenson.com
  • Collect and Publish Best Practice
  • Make Small Steps Forward
  • Persistence

6
Comparison of the Models
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A Process-driven Extranet Model
  • Based on Self-directed Team
  • Defined Roles and Responsibilities
  • Process and Structure
  • Shared Information
  • Multiple Modes of Access
  • Knowledge Base

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Critical Success Factors
  • Champion/Sponsor
  • Make Commitment to Training
  • Make Concerted Use
  • Have Realistic Expectations
  • Clarify Roles and Responsibilities
  • Agree on Common Processes
  • Demonstrate Effective Use
  • Develop Work-arounds

9
Why Bother?
  • Reduce Cycle-time
  • Save Both Time and Money
  • Help Achieve Benchmark Results
  • Facilitate Collaboration
  • Build a Knowledge Base
  • Reduce Fines and Penalties

10
Savings Estimate for 9 Month Construction Project
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W. Gary Craig, P.E.Contact InformationPhone
877-516-EDGE ext. 170Fax 315-471-6659e-mail
gcraig_at_edgewaternet.comfor white papers and
slides go to www.ProjectEDGE.com
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