Recursos
Guías sobre salud del cronograma, el estándar DCMA y cómo construir cronogramas que realmente se cumplan.
Why project schedules slip (and what the data actually shows)
Most schedule slippage comes from a small set of structural problems that appear in the file before the project starts. Here is what they are and how to find them.
What the DCMA 14-point assessment actually checks
The DCMA 14-point assessment is the closest thing the project management industry has to a standard schedule health check. Here is what it looks for and how to pass it.
How to read a schedule health score
A schedule health score tells you more than just a number. Here is how to interpret the result, which checks matter most, and what to fix first.
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References and standards
Primary sources behind the checks GanttScore runs. These are the authoritative government and industry documents the DCMA assessment framework is built on.
Schedule Assessment Guide: Best Practices for Project Schedules
The primary US government reference for schedule quality. Ten best practices for developing and maintaining reliable project schedules, used by federal agencies to evaluate contractor schedule submissions. The methodology behind the DCMA 14-point assessment is grounded in this standard.
Cost Estimating and Assessment Guide: Best Practices for Developing and Managing Program Costs
Companion to the Schedule Assessment Guide. Covers how schedule risk connects to cost overruns, earned value management, and integrated program performance. Relevant for programs where schedule health is tied to cost reporting requirements.
Planning and Scheduling Excellence Guide (PASEG)
The NDIA Integrated Program Management Division publishes the PASEG, which defines the Generally Accepted Scheduling Principles (GASP) used across defense and major infrastructure programs. The industry counterpart to the GAO schedule standard.