Project Planning Using Logic Diagramming Method

April 14, 2008

This treatise seeks to shine some light back on collaborative network-based planning by advocating the use of LDM (Logic Diagramming Method). LDM is a technique suitable for collaborative planning that is squarely within the reach of project stakeholders who are not necessarily trained schedulers. When used in conjunction with GPM™ (Graphical Planning Method)1, LDM allows effortless visualization of activity sequences and timing while also offering interrelationships between activities that are more intuitive and versatile for use by non-schedulers than those offered by PDM (Precedence Diagramming Method) or ADM (Arrow Diagramming Method). LDM is a recently unveiled activity-based networking method that modifies and extends ADM to permit PDM logic.

Gui Ponce de Leon, PhD, PE, PMP, LEED AP

Published for AACE International 52nd Annual Conference 2008

Special Thanks

Gui Ponce de Leon

CEO Emeritus

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