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This method requires up-front commitments from the owner and the general contractor. Multiple meeting will have to occur, whether in person or remotely to plan and develop the project schedule. This collective effort will include pull-planning sessions, phasing schedules, and scheduling charrettes. The projects that have successfully implemented the Interdependent CPM Scheduling method had both the resources to co-locate both groups which allowed for the ease of collaboration as well as two willing participants that both wanted to see a useful tool being implemented more efficiently for the betterment of the project
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