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Mastering Scope Control: Strategies for Project Success

Mar 26, 2025 | Webinar, Earned Value Management, Contract, Control, Progress, Report, Plan, Project Controls

Join us Wednesday, March 26 at 2:00 p.m. EDT

Scope control is crucial for successful projects. But alignment across engineering, procurement, and construction gets harder as builds become more complex.

Struggling? In this webinar, learn strategies to mitigate risks, rein in budgets, streamline schedules, and prevent disputes with two InEight project controls experts: John Upton, VP, and Jake Sjuts, Product Manager.

You’ll discover how standard business processes, data analytics, and cross-disciplinary collaboration can drive better coordination and project success.

Develop skills to:

  • Prevent scope creep with effective change control techniques.
  • Standardizing project controls for consistent success.
  • Integrate earned value management (EVM) and scope control for even smarter risk decisions.
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John Upton

Vice President, InEight

Jake Sjuts

Product Manager, InEight

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