Geson Perry

Understanding the Scheduled Horizon and Graph Lines

In legacy tables and schedules, the Scheduled Horizon is marked between the vertical red “Today” line and the vertical dashed green “Scheduled Horizon” line. Beyond the green line, users can manually input scheduled hours. If the schedule doesn’t extend that far, PMI...

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What does GG stand for?

What does GG stand for?

In PMI “GG” stands for GoGreen. This initiative focuses on sustainability and environmental responsibility. The abbreviation “gg” is commonly used by users when referring to sustainability tools and features within the full PMI software suite called GoGreen.

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Forecast discrepancies in cockpits

Forecast discrepancies in cockpits

If the forecast data in the cockpit does not match the actuals, showing discrepancies in the Monthly To Date (MTD) usage, a potential cause is that a cost driver was not forecasted, leading the system to calculate zero forecast and only display actuals. Steps to...

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Split management in the mapping view

Split management in the mapping view

Here is a short introduction to understand how values or accounts are split across multiple departments in PMI. Split Mapping Overview: Splits allow you to allocate a percentage of an account’s value to multiple departments. For instance, if a revenue account is...

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