Oracle Primavera Cloud

Explore how Oracle Primavera Cloud uses workspaces to organize environments, data dictionaries, and user access. Design an intentional workspace hierarchy with shared dictionaries and workspace-level security.

Explore how to create and manage workspaces in Oracle Primavera Cloud, assign a parent workspace, set calendars and defaults, save changes, and mark favorites from the get started page.

Create and manage users in Oracle Primavera Cloud from Global Admin, understanding five user types, and how permissions govern access through user groups and permission sets.

Add a new user in Oracle Primavera Cloud by entering details, setting licenses and permissions, and assigning to groups and workspaces, with an email setup notification.

Learn how a project in Oracle Primavera Cloud is a temporary effort to deliver a unique product or result. It aligns with strategic objectives, balancing scope, schedule, cost, and quality.

Create a new project in Oracle Primavera Cloud by selecting a workspace or view, entering details, assigning users, configuring calendars and summaries, and preparing a WBS.

Define the work breakdown structure as a hierarchical decomposition of the project scope that forms the foundation for the schedule, guided by a 100% rule and future activity estimates.

Create a WBS in Oracle Primavera Cloud by adding a design and engineering element, assigning a WBS code, and arranging the hierarchy, then switch to activities to insert tasks.

Define activities as the work elements with duration, cost, resources, and insert into the WBS. Link activities via predecessor–successor relationships to set sequence and critical path, and explore activity types.

Learn to create activities in Oracle Primavera Cloud within a WBS, set types like start milestone, activity dependent, and level of effort, and plan predecessor and successor relationships for duration.

Learn to create and manage workspace and project calendars, set daily working hours and holidays, and define time periods that affect activity durations and scheduling.

Define and sequence activities by establishing relationships that create paths shaping the project schedule. Learn four relationship types—finish to start, start to start, finish to finish, start to finish—plus lag.

Learn to create and manage activity relationships in Oracle Primavera Cloud, linking predecessors and successors with finish-to-start or start-to-start, adding lag, and viewing in the activity network and Gantt chart.

Explore how the critical path method uses forward and backward passes to compute early and late dates, identify the critical path, and determine total float and must finish by date.

Schedule your project by performing forward and backward passes on the Gantt chart, review the schedule log, set critical activities by the longest path, and explore constraints.

Apply activity constraints in a CPM schedule, including start and finish constraints and must finish by, and observe their impact on forward and backward passes and total float.

Apply project level must finish by date and activity start on or after constraints to shape the schedule. Observe total float and constraint indicators after scheduling, and manage activity codes.

Assign activity codes to categorize activities by shared characteristics, enabling grouping, sorting, and filtering of the project schedule. Workspace or project level codes standardize reporting across projects.

Create and manage activity code dictionaries at project and workspace levels, then assign codes to activities using tabs or columns, with sharing options and fill down for efficient analysis.