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Industries

Airports

Governed delivery for phased, multi-package aviation programmes.

The challenge

Airport programmes are vast, phased and operationally sensitive, delivered while the facility keeps running. Many packages, consultants and stakeholders must work to the same processes and report the same way.

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What PMWEB digitalizes

What changes when delivery runs in PMWEB.

Standard processes across packages

One set of forms and workflows for every consultant and contractor.

Executive reporting on PMIS data

Power BI dashboards built on the records PMWEB already holds.

Change under operational constraints

Variations assessed and approved with their schedule impact visible.

Interface management

Interfaces between packages tracked as scheduled agreements.

Most relevant PMWEB capabilities

  • Contract administration
  • Change management
  • Interface agreements
  • Document control
  • Power BI reporting
PMWEB capabilities

Typically connected

  • Primavera P6
  • Power BI
  • ERP
  • Esri GIS
Connected apps

PMWEB references

Who uses PMWEB in
Airports
.

Organisations that PMWEB lists among its clients. CMCS and PMWEB work to the same objectives across the region.

GCC & MENA
  • Dubai Aviation Engineering Projects
Worldwide
  • Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport
  • Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)
  • San Diego International Airport
  • Tucson International Airport
  • CVG Airport
  • Massport

Source: pmweb.com. Further references are available on request.

In practice

Next step

See PMWEB configured for
Airports
.

A demonstration of the standard product, focused on the processes your teams run.