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“Standardize for Success”

Supporting flawless Work Planning and Execution through effective Scheduling

2017 Nuclear Primavera Users GroupConference

January 24th & 25, 2017

Hilton Garden Inn Palm Beach Gardens3505 Kyoto Gardens Dr, Palm Beach Gardens, FL

Special Thanks To our NPUG committee members &

their companies for their support

NPUG Chair – John Fisher of Arizona Public Service Company

NPUG Vice-Chair – Gordon Cashmore of Southern Nuclear Company

NPUG Secretary – Debra Ruiz of Pacific Gas & Electric

NPUG Treasurer – Sheila Jackson of Duke Energy

NPUG Steering Committee Members:

Bruce Gordon of Arizona Public Service Company

Sheri Zerkel of Arizona Public Service Company

Raeann Turpin of Exelon

Pam Schmid of Exelon

Tom Raymond of FirstEnergy

Todd Rozelle of Nextera Energy

Kent Vaughan of Southern Nuclear Company

Tami Nitsch of Wolfe Creek Nuclear Station

Mark Bode of PSEG Nuclear

Issues Resolution Committee Chairs:

Co-Chair - Pam Schmid of Exelon

Co-Chair - Tom Raymond of FirstEnergy

Oracle Primavera Representative:

Geoff Roberts - Director, Energy Industry Strategy

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Conference Timetable

Monday, January 23, 2017

5:00 – 8:00 Welcome Reception, Hotel Reception Area

• Registration and Networking

Tuesday, January 24, 2017

7:00 – 8:00 Continental Breakfast, Gardens Ballroom

8:00 – 12:00 Group Sessions

12:00 – 1:00 Lunch & Networking, Gardens Ballroom

1:00 – 4:30 Breakout Training Sessions

4:45 – 5:00 Day 1 Wrap-up

5:00 – 7:00 Vendor night - Lake Terrace & Lobby area

Wednesday, January 25, 2017

7:00 – 8:00 Continental Breakfast, Gardens Ballroom

8:00 – 12:00 Group Sessions

12:00 – 1:00 Lunch & Networking, Gardens Ballroom

1:00 – 4:30 Breakout Training Sessions

4:45 – 5:00 Closing Comments, Workshop Wrap-up

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Day 1Tuesday 01/24/2017

Day 2Wednesday 01/25/2017

Continental Breakfast & NetworkingGardens Ballroom Conference Room

Continental Breakfast & NetworkingGardens Ballroom Conference Room

NPUG ACTIVITIES FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 24 through 25, 2017

BREAK & NETWORKING BREAK & NETWORKING

How to work with Visualizer

Karen Pilla, Oracle Primavera

Outage Solutions Accelerator

Geoff Roberts, Oracle Primavera

Open For NetworkingIssue Resolution Committee

Review Issues Status(Pam Schmid/Tom Raymond - IRC Committee Co-Chairs)

Opening Remarks/Day 1 Review: John Fisher, NPUG Chairperson Introduce of NPUG Officers & Steering Committees Members Day 2 Review of previous days open items and todays agenda: John Fisher, NPUG Chairperson

Garden Conf Room

Keynote Speaker - Dave GronekFleet Outage Manager

Southern Nuclear Company

Work arounds for the top 10 IRC issues

(Pam Schmid/Tom Raymond - IRC Committee Co-Chairs)Primavera Roadmap

Geoff Roberts - Director, Energy Industry Strategy

Garden Conf Room

Lunch and NetworkingGardens Conference Room

Lunch and NetworkingGardens Conference Room

Analytics / BICS

Adam Powell, Oracle Primavera &

Raeann Turpin, Exelon

Transition Transition

P6 Team Member

Justin Murphy, Oracle Primavera &

Todd Rozelle, NexEra Energy

AEP's Project Controls & Construction Earned Value

Management System

Charlie Blankenbiller, American Electric Power

Reserved for Capital Projects Networking

(Kelli Wulf-Stewart)

Visualizer Breakout Session

John Fisher, APS &

Karen Pilla, Oracle Primavera

Schedule Structures & EV Reporting for Large Refurb

Projects

Derek McAuley Ontario Power

Open For Networking

Duke Energy's Move to P6

Ellen Adelman,Duke Energy

Using UPK for P6 Training

Kristy Contreras, Exelon Corp

BI Report Development for P6

Adam Powell, Oracle Primavera

Baselining and cost loading tips

Dave Jordan, Energy Northwest

Southern Company Custom Admin and Maintenance Tool

Gordon Cashmore, Southern Company


Scoping Outage Projects Round Table Session

Exelon

AP-928 Update

Mark Utz, Exelon

Projects Monthly Report & Departmental Metrics

Linda Ramseyer-Hamblin & Cathy Lindal, APS/PVNGS

Upgrading to P6r16.2

David Maynard, Dominion & Tom Raymond, Firstenergy

Open For Networking

Unifier

Justin MurphyOracle Primavera

Open For Networking

BREAK & NETWORKING BREAK & NETWORKING

Southern Company's Custom Reporting & Burndowns

Todd Craig,

Southern Company

Resource Library Maintenance (Structure, Settings,

Availability, Roll-ups) and Leveling

Karen Pilla,

Oracle Primavera

Using Syntempo for capital projects

Kelli Wulf-Stewart

How tech can support the Nuclear Promise

Geoff Reborts,

Oracle Primavera

Open For Networking


Day 1 Wrap-up & Introduction to Day 2 (Fisher)and what to expect from the IRC sessionPam Schmid/Tom Raymond - IRC Chairs

Conference Workshop Wrap Up, and Location of 2018 WorkshopJohn Fisher - NPUG Chairperson

Vendor's Night 17:00-19:00Lake Terrace & Lobby area

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2017 Nuclear Primavera Users Group Workshop

Tuesday, January 24, 2017 Time Location 8:00 – 8:15 (0800 – 0815) - Gardens Ballroom Session Title Opening Remarks

Presenter John Fisher, Business Systems Consultant, APS, and NPUG Chair

Time Location 8:15 - 8:45 (0815 – 0845) - Gardens Ballroom Session Title Keynote Speaker

Presenter Dave Gronek, Fleet Outage Manager, Southern Nuclear Company

Dave has been with SNC for about 2 years now. Before that he served as Plant Manager at TVA’s Watts Bar Station. Prior to that he worked for Exelon filling positions of Outage Manager, Director of Work Management, and Operations Director.

Time Location 08:45 – 09:30 (0845 – 0930) - Gardens Ballroom Session Title Theme Speaker: Primavera Roadmap

Presenters Geoff Roberts, Director, Energy Industry Strategy Description Primavera Products – The Road Ahead

15 Minute Break and Networking Time Location 09:45 – 10:45 (0945 – 1045) - Gardens Ballroom Session Title Issue Resolution Committee Review Issues Status Presenter Pam Schmid & Tom Raymond - IRC Committee Co-Chairs

Description Review the top 10 business & IT issues as selected that the Issues Resolution Committee members which is made up of representatives from each utility

Time Location 09:45 – 10:45 (0945 – 1045) - Gulfstream Ballroom Session Title Open for networking

Presenter Description

Time - Location 09:45 – 10:45 (0945 – 1045) – Board Room Session Title Open for networking


15 Minute Break to change rooms

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Tuesday, January 24, 2017 Time Location 11:00 – 12:00 (1100 – 1200) - Gardens Ballroom Session Title P6 Team Member

Presenter Justin Murphy, Oracle Primavera & Todd Rozelle, NexEra Energy Description Current version of the Team Member updater tool

Time Location 11:00 – 12:00 (1100 – 1200) - Gulfstream Ballroom Session Title AEP's Project Controls & Construction Earned Value Management System

Presenter Charlie Blankenbiller, American Electric Power Description

Time Location 11:00 – 12:00 (1100 – 1200) – Board Room Session Title Reserved for Capital Projects Networking

Presenter Kelli Wulf-Stewart Description

60 Minute Lunch and Networking Time Location 1:00 – 2:00 (1300 – 1400) - Gardens Ballroom Session Title Using UPK for P6 Training

Presenter Kristy Contreras, Exelon Corp Description Exelon’s incorporation of the User Productivity Software for their training Time Location 1:00 – 2:00 (1300 – 1400) - Gulfstream Ballroom Session Title BI Report Development for P6

Presenter Adam Powell, Oracle Primavera Description Time Location 1:00 – 2:00 (1300 – 1400) – Board Room Session Title Baselining and cost loading tips

Presenter Dave Jordan, Energy Northwest Description

15 Minute Break and Networking

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Tuesday, January 24, 2017 Time Location 2:15 – 3:15 (1415 – 1515) - Gardens Ballroom Session Title Scoping Outage Projects Round Table Session

Presenter Exelon Description

Time Location 2:15 – 3:15 (1415 – 1515) - Gulfstream Ballroom Session Title AP-928 Update

Presenter Mark Utz, Exelon Description An Overview of the changes to AP-928

Time Location 2:15 – 3:15 (1415 – 1515) – Board Room Session Title Projects Monthly Report & Departmental Metrics

Presenter Linda Ramseyer-Hamblin & Cathy Lindal, APS/PVNGS

Description How to establish Project Management metrics and reports to promote behavior changes and focus on forward looking indicators.


Time Location 3:30 - 4:30 (1530 – 1630) - Gardens Ballroom Session Title Southern Company's Custom Reporting & Burndowns

Presenters Todd Craig, Southern Company Description

Time - Location 3:30 - 4:30 (1530 – 1630) - Gulfstream Ballroom Session Title Resource Library Maintenance

Presenter Karen Pilla, Oracle Primavera Description Structure, Settings, Availability, Roll-ups, and Leveling

Time - Location 3:30 - 4:30 (1530 – 1630) – Board Room Session Title Using Syntempo for capital projects

Presenter Kelli Wulf-Stewart Description 15 Minute Break to change rooms

Time Location 4:45 - 5:00 (1645 – 1700) - Gardens Ballroom

Session Title Day 1 wrap-up & Introduction to Day 2 Presenter John Fisher, NPUG Chair Description Intro into Day 2 of the Workshop and What to expect from the IRC session End Day 1

Vendor's Night 17:00-19:00 - Lake Terrace & Lobby area

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Wednesday, January 25, 2017 Time Location 8:00 – 8:15 (0800 – 0815) - Gardens Ballroom Session Title Day 2 Review of previous days open items and todays agenda

Presenter John Fisher, NPUG Chair

Time Location 8:15 – 9:30 (0815 – 0930) - Gardens Ballroom Session Title Work arounds for the top 10 IRC issues

Presenter Pam Schmid/Tom Raymond - IRC Committee Co-Chairs Description Discussion on the “Work Arounds” that various sites have for the top 10 IRC issues.

Time - Location 8:15 – 9:30 (0815 – 0930) - Gulfstream Ballroom Session Title Open For Networking


Time - Location 8:15 – 9:30 (0815 – 0930) – Board Room Session Title Open For Networking


15 Minute Break and Networking Time Location 9:45 – 10:45 (0945 – 1045) - Gardens Ballroom Session Title How to work with Visualizer

Presenter Karen Pilla, Oracle Primavera Description

Time - Location 9:45 – 10:45 (0945 – 1045) - Gulfstream Ballroom Session Title Outage Solutions Accelerator

Presenter Geoff Reborts, Oracle Primavera Description

Time - Location 9:45 – 10:45 (0945 – 1045) – Board Room Session Title Open For Networking



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Wednesday, January 25, 2017 Time Location 11:00 – 12:00 (1100 – 1200) - Gardens Ballroom Session Title Visualizer Breakout Session

Presenters John Fisher, APS & Karen Pilla, Oracle Primavera

Description Time Location 11:00 – 12:00 (1100 – 1200) - Gulfstream Ballroom

Session Title Schedule Structures & EV Reporting for Large Refurb Projects Presenter Derek McAuley, Ontario Power

Description Time Location 11:00 – 12:00 (1100 – 1200) – Board Room

Session Title Open For Networking Presenter

Description

60 Minute Lunch and Networking Time Location 1:00 – 2:00 (1300 – 1400) - Gardens Ballroom

Session Title Southern Company Custom Admin and Maintenance Tool Presenter Gordon Cashmore, Southern Company

Description This session will demonstration a custom P6 Administration and Maintenance tool to help with day to day user maintenance, interface maintenance, cleanup maintenance and monitoring of Primavera.

Time Location 1:00 – 2:00 (1300 – 1400) - Gulfstream Ballroom

Session Title Analytics / BICS Presenter Adam Powell, Oracle Primavera Description Time Location 1:00 – 2:00 (1300 – 1400) – Board Room

Session Title Duke Energy’s Move to P6 Presenter Ellen Adelman, Duke Energy

Description It’s more than converting from ProjectView to P6, it’s also migrating our Major Projects group from P6 on Loadspring to in-house P6.


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Wednesday, January 25, 2017 Time - Location 2:15 – 3:15 (1415 – 1515) - Gardens Ballroom Session Title Upgrading to P6r16.2

Presenter David Maynard, Dominion & Tom Raymond, Firstenergy Description

Time Location 2:15 – 3:15 (1415 – 1515) - Gulfstream Ballroom Session Title Unifier

Presenter Justin Murphy, Oracle Primavera Description

Time Location 2:15 – 3:15 (1415 – 1515) – Board Room Session Title Open For Networking


15 Minute Break and Networking Time - Location 3:30 - 4:30 (1530 – 1630) - Gardens Ballroom

Session Title How tech can support the Nuclear Promise Presenter Geoff Reborts, Oracle Primavera Description Time - Location 3:30 - 4:30 (1530 – 1630) - Gulfstream Ballroom Session Title Open For Networking

Presenter

Description Time - Location 3:30 - 4:30 (1530 – 1630) – Board Room Session Title Open For Networking

Presenter

Description

10 Minute Break to change rooms Time - Location 4:45 – 5:00 (1615 – 1700) - Gardens Ballroom Session Title Conference Workshop Wrap Up Presenter John Fisher, NPUG Chair Description Overview of the past two days - 2018 Workshop Location Announcement

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NUCLEAR PRIMAVERA USERS' GROUP (NPUG) CHARTER Revision 2

August 12, 2013

The Nuclear Primavera Users' Group (NPUG), hereafter referred to as the Users' Group, is a not for profit group formed for the development and exchange of technical information on the testing and use of Primavera products in the utility industry for increased reliability of operation and safety of nuclear power plants and standardization of best practices. A. MEMBERSHIP

1. Membership Requirements a. Any plant site or utility having an operating license or construction permit for a nuclear power plant and using or

planning to use Primavera may be a member of the Users' Group. b. Representatives should actively participate in committee and User Group activities as permitted by the

individual's work load. c. All members may be requested to provide technical information as necessary in response to generic efforts by the

group. d. "Utility" is defined as an entity having an operating license or construction permit for a nuclear power plant.

2. Associate Membership Requirements a. Any non-utility organization having a legitimate interest in the application of Primavera products in the nuclear

power industry may be an Associate Member of the Users' Group. b. Associate members shall refrain from direct marketing of related activities during the conduct of general sessions

and activities outside of vendor exhibits and hospitality periods. c. Associated members shall have no formal voting privileges.

3. Administration of Membership a. Each plant site or utility shall designate a primary and alternate (secondary) representative who shall have voting

privileges as outlined in Section E – Voting. b. A roster shall be established and maintained that identifies the member plant sites and the primary and alternate

representatives. c. A roster shall be established and maintained that identifies the Associate Members. d. Guest participants/speakers may attend meetings at the discretion of the Steering Committee (for example, invited

Keynote Speaker). B. FUNCTION

• Discuss and establish mechanisms to ensure that use of Primavera is continuously improving and the business processes are optimized

• Benchmark best business practices and processes • Provide consolidated input to Primavera for improvements that support the industry • Establish standardized performance indicators and targets • Optimize Primavera operational performance within nuclear • Ensure that self-assessment activities are effective in identifying Primavera scheduling application and process

weaknesses • Ensure that internal and external operating experience is built into the use of Primavera products. • Monitor Primavera costs (OM&A, capital and project) and evaluating return on investment versus best industry

practices • Identify and assess business risk from application changes. Develop risk management strategies • Identify needed Information Technology support for infrastructure • Benchmark program performance against others in the nuclear industry and in industries outside of the nuclear

business where relevant • Establish partnerships with other User Groups as possible. • Design common configuration structures to support Primavera use within Nuclear • Ensure relevant regulatory and licensing requirements are considered in the design of the Primavera

C. ORGANIZATION

1. Users' Group a. The Users' Group shall be a non-profit organization directing activities through a membership elected Steering

Committee.

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b. The utility members shall elect a Users' Group Chairperson to serve a term of 2 years and may serve a maximum of 2 consecutive terms.

c. The utility members shall elect a Users' Group Vice Chairperson to serve a term of 2 years and may serve a maximum of 2 consecutive terms,.

d. The Users' Group Chairperson and Vice Chairperson shall be elected by a majority vote of the attending utility members.

e. Elections for Chairperson and Vice Chairperson should not be held in the same year, goal is to stagger elections for leadership continuity.

f. The term of elected officials shall begin at the conclusion of the meeting at which the vote was taken. g. Any vacancy occurring in any elected office shall be filled at the meeting following the occurrence of such

vacancy, except for the position of Chairperson, which shall be filled by the Vice Chairperson. Interim appointments to working committees can be made as discussed in Section D "DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES" Paragraph 4 "Steering Committee."

h. The Chairperson will appoint a treasurer, if necessary, who shall maintain responsibility for all accounting and financial activities.

i. In the event that the Vice Chairperson is elected as the new Chairperson, the new Chairperson will select a NPUG member to fill the Vice Chairperson position until the next Vice Chairperson Election is held the following year.

2. Steering Committee a. The Steering Committee shall consist of the Users' Group Chairperson and Vice Chairperson and a minimum of

three additional utility members. b. The additional members to the Steering Committee shall be elected by a majority vote of the attending utility

members. c. The Steering Committee members, other than the Users' Group Chairperson and Vice Chairperson, shall serve a

term of 2 years and may serve any number of consecutive terms. d. In the event that the NPUG Steering Committee falls below the minimum of three additional utility members, the

remaining Steering Committee members shall select additional members to reach the minimum required. This will be done by majority vote of the remaining Steering Committee members. Should a tie in the voting exist, the NPUG Chairperson will have the deciding vote. These will be interim members of the Steering Committee until elections can be held at the next NPUG meeting where a vote by members can be held.

3. Committees a. Committees shall be established, as determined by the membership, to address issues relating to the Users' Group. b. A Chairperson and Alternate shall be elected for each committee and can serve for the life of the committee. c. Committee membership, including duly elected chairperson and alternate, can include both utility and associate

members. D. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

1. Users' Group Representatives a. Meet as deemed appropriate by the Steering Committee. b. Establish committees for specific issues. c. Vote on recommended actions.

2. Users' Group Chairperson a. Preside at Users' Group and Steering Committee meetings. b. Arrange the order of business at all Users' Group and Steering Committee meetings. c. Act as the Users' Group spokesperson during meetings with other organizations. The chairperson may delegate

this responsibility for certain issues (e.g., Vice Chairperson, Steering Committee member, or committee Chairperson).

d. Conduct the official correspondence of the Users' Group, unless delegated. e. Notify the Users' Group members and the Steering Committee members of the time and place of meetings. f. Facilitate communications between the Steering Committee, the Users' Group members, and the various working

committees. 3. Users' Group Vice Chairperson

a. Perform the duties of the Users' Group Chairperson in the absence of the Chairperson. b. Serve as member and Vice Chairperson of the Steering Committee. c. Ensure that accurate minutes of the proceedings of all Users' Group and Steering Committee meetings are taken,

recorded, and distributed. Provide the coordination of recording and distribution services, if delegated. d. Maintain a current roster of all members.

4. Steering Committee

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a. Direct the activities of the Users' Group. b. Collectively set the agenda for the Users' Group meetings. c. Review and/or recommend issues to be presented to the Users' Group. d. Recommend projects with outside agencies when considered in the best interest of the Users' Group. e. Ensure arrangements are made for the Users' Group meetings. f. Review the findings of committees of the Users' Group and ensure the Users' Group members are kept informed. g. The Steering Committee may appoint interim chairpersons to working committees upon loss of an existing

elected chairperson. The interim chairperson will serve until an opportunity for a committee election occurs. 5. Committees

a. Each committee shall elect a committee Chairperson from the committee members. b. Each committee shall develop a program plan with clear objectives and supporting schedule. The program plan

shall be submitted to the Steering Committee for review and approval. c. Committees shall report progress of their activities to the Users' Group. d. Minutes of committees meetings shall be prepared and transmitted to committee members.

E. MEETINGS

1. The Users' Group shall meet at a minimum of annually at a time and place designated by the Chairperson and approved by the Steering Committee. The agenda for the meetings will be determined by the Steering Committee

2. Attendance at some portions of general meetings or working committee meetings may be limited. The Steering Committee or the working committee Chairperson/Vice Chairperson, as appropriate, shall determine when the attendance shall be limited.

3. Written or electronic notice of each meeting should be sent to utility representatives and associate members at least thirty (30) days prior to the scheduled meeting. The notice should include a tentative agenda for the meetings.

4. Meeting minutes summarizing the presentations made at each User’s Group meeting shall be prepared and distributed. F. VOTING

1. Each nuclear plant site shall have one vote, to be cast by the primary representative or in his absence, the alternate representative.

2. In the absence of both the designated primary and alternate representative, a plant representative shall notify a Steering Committee member with the name of a designated person with voting authority for the plant site.

3. A vote will be presented on an approval or denial basis (yes/no) and can be requested by "voice", "show of hands" or ballot.

4. A two-thirds majority vote is required for approval of formal Users' Group actions. 5. When requested by the Steering Committee, a vote can be conducted by roll call, mail ballot, email, or telephone, and

shall require a two-thirds majority for approval. 6. A majority vote of Steering Committee members is required for approval of Steering Committee actions. 7. A majority vote of the attending committee members is required for approval of committee actions. 8. Associate members shall have no voting privileges.

G. FUNDING REQUIREMENTS

1. At no time shall a member utility or associate member be required to participate in funding requirements. 2. Expenses incurred for reproduction and postage of other correspondence or documents shall be at the expense of the

initiator(s). 3. In the event that activities of the Users' Group go beyond administrative needs, the Users' Group membership shall

determine the need for additional funding and the methods to be utilized to satisfy the requirement. 4. The Users' Group shall not receive or disburse funds without appropriate controls in place. 5. Clerical and/or Accounting services may be delegated by the Steering Committee on a contracted basis. All such

contracts will be reviewed and approved by a two-thirds majority vote of the Steering Committee membership. 6. At least two Steering Committee members – the Vice Chairperson and one other member will have access to account

information at all times. 7. Any and all monies collected for NPUG will be held in a separate account. An annual financial report shall be

prepared each year and reviewed by the Steering Committee.

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H. USERS' GROUP TECHNICAL POSITIONS

1. Position statements issued by the Users' Group are not to be considered binding on the utilities and do not necessarily represent the position of member utilities. Under no circumstances shall positions adopted by the Users' Group be interpreted or considered to be commitments by member utilities toward any course of action.

2. If a Users' Group representative feels that the Users' Group position lacks merit, or an alternate position needs to be presented, alternate positions will be acknowledged by the Steering Committee and provided with the issuance of the Users' Group position, upon written request of the presenter.

3. Reports or position statements of the various working committees shall be presented to the Steering Committee by the committee Chairperson. If a committee member feels that the committee position lacks merit, or that an alternative position should be presented, the alternate position will be acknowledged by the committee Chairperson and provided with the committee position to the Steering Committee.

I. CHANGES TO CHARTER OR PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION

1. Requests for changes to the Charter or Principles of Operation shall be presented to the Steering Committee. 2. Changes to the Charter shall be approved by a unanimous vote of the Steering Committee. Quorum for the Steering

Committee shall be a minimum of four members. 3. In the event of non-unanimous votes of the Steering Committee, or at the discretion of the Users' Group Chairperson,

changes to the Charter shall be approved by two-thirds majority roll call vote of all the attending plant/utility representatives.

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ISSUES RESOLUTION COMMITTEE

Member List

Name Company Email Phone Business / IT

Fisher, John Arizona Public Service [email protected] 623-393-6202 Business

Gordon, Bruce Arizona Public Service [email protected] 623-393-6155 Honorary

Seaton, Don Arizona Public Service [email protected] 623-393-4029 IT

Zerkel, Sherri Arizona Public Service [email protected] 623-393-3846 Business

Elyea, Adrien Bruce Power [email protected] Business

Lisi, Tony Bruce Power [email protected] IT

Malik, Ghulam Bruce Power [email protected] IT

Perry, Jeff Callaway [email protected] 573-676-4080 Business

Maynard, David Dominion [email protected] 804-263-2014 Business

Unbehagen, Paul Dominion [email protected] 540-894-2840 Business

Laskey, Vickie DTE (Fermi) [email protected] 734-586-5974 Business

Adelman, Ellen Duke Energy [email protected] 919-546-2406 Business

Burnett, Debbie Duke Energy [email protected] 980-373-2269 Business

Jackson, Sheila Duke Energy [email protected] 704-382-4726 IT

Wulf-Stewart, Kelli Entergy [email protected] 269-369-3061 Business

Campbell, Larry Exelon [email protected] 309-227-3135 Business

Forster, Jim Exelon [email protected] 610-765-5642 IT

Gomulka, Stephen Exelon [email protected] 609-971-4329 Business

Schmid, Pam Exelon Nuclear [email protected] 315-349-1556 Business

Turpin, Raeann Exelon Nuclear [email protected] 410-495-4178 IT

Ellis, Dolores FirstEnergy [email protected] 330-436-2844 IT

Raymond, Tom FirstEnergy [email protected] 330-436-1483 Business

Bremer, Lesli Nebraska Public Power [email protected] 402-825-5808 Business

Parrish, Kyle Nebraska Public Power [email protected] 402-825-2715 IT

Stramel, Barbara Nebraska Public Power [email protected] 402-825-2792 Business

Lawrence, Christina NextEra Energy [email protected] 603-773-7201 IT

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Member List

Name Company Email Phone Business / IT

Rozelle, Todd NextEra Energy [email protected] 603-773-7603 Business

Spindler, Faye NextEra Energy [email protected] 920-755-6599 Business

Cuhtenco, Melissa Ontario Power [email protected]

Ext. 5409Business

Khan, Muneeb Ontario Power [email protected] 647-333-5426 IT

Baker, Dennis Pacific Gas & Electric [email protected] 805-545-3205 IT

Johnson, David Pacific Gas & Electric [email protected] 805-545-4717 Business

Ruiz, Debbie Pacific Gas & Electric [email protected] 805-801-3730 Business

Schucker, Christina PPL Susquehanna [email protected] 484-225-0664 IT

Zakarian, Adam PPL Susquehanna [email protected]

Alfieri, Jim PSEG Nuclear [email protected] 856-339-2125 IT

Bode, Mark PSEG Nuclear [email protected] 856-339-2739 Business

Sullivan, Penny SCANA [email protected] 803-941-9633 Business

Cashmore, Gordon Southern Co. [email protected] 205-992-6707 IT

Vaughan, Kent Southern Co. [email protected] 205-992-6540 Business

Smith, Stevan TVA [email protected] 423-751-2354 IT

Marcotte, Austin Wolf Creek Nuclear [email protected]

Ext. 8229IT

Nitsch, Tami Wolf Creek Nuclear [email protected]

Ext. 8206Business

Ellingson, Brian Xcel Energy [email protected] 612-321-3221 Business

Ernesti, Justin Xcel Energy [email protected] 612-330-7569 IT

Peterson, Wendy Xcel Energy [email protected] 651-267-6631 Business

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Nuclear Primavera Users GroupIssues / Enhancement Requests (Business)

(Includes 2016 NPUG Meeting Updates)

Item # Description Ranking Primavera Response / Status Platform/Version Contact add date Bug # / SR # Oracle Comment

01 Additional Security around scheduling options

and users preferences

Need to address both Project and User

Security

Top 10 On roadmap for future

release.

7 SP1 K. Vaughan

rkvaugha@southernc

o.com

2013 SR 3-9877244491

Scheduling Options ER:

20046647

User Preferences ER:

20046595

02 Additional limit line on resources - needed for

resource leveling and for printed output

Top 10 Currently not planned. We

can explore this. Potentially

BI Pub workaround

7 SP1 K. Vaughan

rkvaugha@southernc

o.com

2013 3-6998059502

ER: 16581296

03 Make a new task type "isolated" (ie does not

need pred or succ)


release

v8.3 F. Spindler

faye.spindler@nexter

aenergy.com

Pre-2013 SR#3-10194556721

3-7016757141;

Bug 16732193

04 Auto reorganize does not stay disabled - BUG Closed Bug 15949233

Fixed in P6R8.2.2 Pro

8.2 B. Stramel

[email protected]

Pre-2013 ER: 15949233 Todd Rozelle verified fixed in 8.3.1 and

15.2. Fixed in Release 16.1 D. Burnett

11/11/16

05 Use actual durations times update to calculate

actual hours used

Top 10 Currently not planned K. Vaughan

rkvaugha@southernc

o.com

Pre-2013 3-6998524321

ER: 11711290

06 Code tab for UDFs (like activity codes, so don't

have to add columns)

Top 10 Currently not planned. We

can explore this. Kpilla

22JAN15

P. Schmid

pamela.schmid@exelo

ncorp.com

Pre-2013 SR#3-13623993931

07 Batch report - resource histograms Top 10 This is possible in BI

Publisher. Enhancement for a

future release (KP)

All versions D. Burnett

Debbie.Burnett@duke-

energy.com

K. Vaughan,

Pam Schmid,

Todd Rozelle,

Debbie Burnett,

Tom Raymond

2013 SR# 3-8334705788

08 Ability to have a User Defined Relationship

Code (on Predecessors and Successors)

Top 10 J. Perry

[email protected]

2015 SR #3-10160780151

SR #3-10194990231

Bug 20441862

09 Level of Effort (LOE) Activities are being

actualized even though their Predecessors

and/or Successors have not started and/or

finished.

Closed T. Rozelle:

Todd.Rozelle@nextera

energy.com

2015 SR#3-8716553271 No longer seeing this issue. T.Rozelle

11/11/16

10 Compare two fields such as two date fields in

a UDF field. (filter critical dates in a UDF to the

current start date.)

Top 10 Enhancement for a future

release (KP)

v8.2.1 Larry Campbell,

Larry.Campbell@exelo

ncorp.com

2015 SR# 3-313623840411

11 Enhance Filter criteria - add "is not under", "is

within range", "Contains", "Greater than / less

than", "Does not contain" for activity codes

(similar to UDFs)

Closed On roadmap for future

release for EPPM and PRO

EPPM & Client M. Bode:

[email protected]

m

Pre-2013 Need SR# Added "contains", and "does not

contain".

16




12 Resource histogram - be able to save a

resource with the layout (so don't have to re-

select resource every time you re-open

layout) Resource spreadsheet - cannot save

as a layout


release

Client K. Vaughan

rkvaugha@southernc

o.com

Pre-2013 3-6998059471

ER: 16664788

Resource selections are now saved with

layout. T.Rozelle 11/11/16.

13 Export XERs and XML and copy of projects in

the background. From Pam Schmid (Item 34):

We need the ability to use job services to do

COPY project. On demand or scheduled

times.

Open Included in P6 8.4, 15.2 (KP)

for P6 web only

7.0 sp5 R. Vaughn

rkvaugha@southernc

o.com

2013 3-6762829951

ER 9073723

Is there a plan to have the ability to

schedule these jobs to run in the

background?

14 To be able to type in Activity ID of pred or

succ name instead of dialog box

Open Already in P6R8.X Client,

added to P6R8.4 (KP)

8.3 E. Adelman

ellen.adelman@duke-

energy.com

2014 Enhancement bug

18187855

Working in web but not in client per E.

Adelman 11/11/16

Enhancement was only added to P6

Web. Still an open enhancement for

client (KP 12/21/2016).

15 Missing columns in ver 8.2 pred / succ tabs in

web - i.e. need to see status of pred

Testing Added to P6R8.4 EPPM 6.2 J. Fisher

[email protected]

2013 S/R# 3-7972456571;

E/R# 17635820 submitted

to Oracle Product Strategy.

Included in P6 8.4 (KP)

John Fisher to verify

16 Page setup always resets to default settings

would be nice to have it save with project or

layout.

Testing Addressed in Visualizer in 8.3

(KP)

S. Hellriegel

[email protected]

om

Pre-2013 Need SR# Included in Visualizer 8.3 (KP)

17 Able to create an XER and attach baselines Closed Adding baselines to XML

exports is on the roadmap for

early 2015. We will not be

enhancing XER

import/export. Kpilla

22JAN15

7.0 sp5 S. Smith

[email protected]

2013 3-6762502763

Bug 12948511

.xml allow for mutiple baselines in 16.1

per S. Smith 11/11/16

18 Vertical sight lines - Need to be able to adjust.

Want to be able to specify when site lines

start

Closed Addressed in Visualizer in 8.3 J. Fisher

[email protected]

Pre-2013 Need SR# Included in Visualizer 8.3 (KP)

19 Using data date calculation in an excel filter

export produce no results.

UPDATE: Update from Development is this

Bug will be addressed in the next Service Pack.

Update date - 12/4/13

Closed Closed, Code/Hardware fix

verified Fixed in Product

Version 8.3.5.0

T. Rozelle:


energy.com

2013 SR 2-7138920, prim30081

UPDATE - 3-8134696691

Bug 9230617 Status 74 -

Confirmed fixed in 8.4.1 (T. Rozelle)

20 TSLD will not save bar colors for specific code

values

Open Addressed in P6 Visualizer J. Daws

TVA

2014 3-8071314641 TSLD bar colors are saved but not

always printed. Expecting patch from

Oracle. S. Smith 11/11/16

21 VISUALIZER: Ability to import/export layouts. Testing 23 - Scheduled for Future

Release

B. Normile

[email protected]

m

2015 18306151

3-10158884642

Included in P6 15.1 (KP)

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22 Ability to filter on Data Date (DD) or Current

Date (CD) in P6 Web.

Open Included in P6 15.2 (KP) Version 8 K. Vaughan

rkvaugha@southernc

o.com

2015 Idea #3662 Per T.Rozelle, I don't see either of these

options in the web DD or CD

Verified that this is working as design.

Filter is not on those fields but as a

criteria. Ex: Start Date is within range

of the DD to DD+2W (KP 12/21/2016).

23 Secure codes in copy projects - Need the

ability to retain secure codes when copying

/pasting or adding from a template.

Closed E/R# 16409848 6.2 J. Fisher

[email protected]

2013 E/R# 16409848;

S/R#3-7016470451;

Bug 16409848

T. Rozelle: Secure Codes including

Secure Project Codes are now copied

with the Project (Project Copy). I've

asked Oracle when this happened and

they were not sure SR 3-13167740981

Secure codes were included in Project

Copy in version 8.4. If the user has

access to view the codes, they will be

copied. If the user does not have access

to view the codes, they will not be

copied (KP 12/21/2016).

24 Use of F5 key does not refresh data in v15.1.6

Hot key to refresh filter

High Currently not planned. We

can explore this. Kpilla

22JAN15

v8.3 F. Spindler


aenergy.com

Anna Nicholson

Anna.NICHOLSON@br

ucepower.com

2014 SR#3-11323205581

SR#3-10194230761

BUG#20481115

Originally identified in 2014. Still an

issue in 2015 and 2016.

Duplicate of IT #10 (KP 12/21/2016).

25 P6 EPPM 8.3 email for team member not

working (receiving connection time out), and

it's extremely slow to display assigned

activities **Improve filter capabilities for

team member (i.e. time filter)

Closed Is this still an issue? SR was

never completed. - kpilla

22JAN15

8.3 T. Raymond

tjraymond@firstenerg

ycorp.com

2014 SR 3-8224610521 Is this still an issue? SR was never

completed. - kpilla 22JAN15

Closed for now; FirstEnergy will test P6

Team Member again, following their

upgrade from P6R8.3 to P6R16.2, in July

2017. We will generate a new SR, if

necessary (TR 01/05/2017).

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26 P6 v7 SP4: When closing a P6 Project and

immediately opening a different project, the

closed project's Project Layouts are displayed.

The only way to see the current Project's

Project Layouts is to completely close P6 and

log back in.

High On roadmap for future

release. By Design: When

working with a project layout

and then open a different

project, the open layout

should remain. When the

user chooses to save the

layout, only the Save As

option should be available.

The Save option should not

be available, because this

layout was not saved for this

project before and would not

appear in the available layout

list when doing an Open

layout. - kpilla 22JAN15

6.7 SP4 K. Vaughan

rkvaugha@southernc

o.com

2014 SR 3-8263270183

27 Resource name not displayed when printing

resource usage profile

High On roadmap for future

release. Kpilla 22JAN15

8.3 B. Stramel

[email protected]

2014 Need SR#

Bug #?

This was addressed in version 16.2. If

more than 10 names need to appear,

the filter name will be used to address

readability concerns (KP 12/21/2016).

28 Scheduling log needs selectable options High On roadmap for future


J. Fisher

[email protected]

2014 S/R# 3-8383598741;

E/R# 18097367

29 Loop report does not display when loops are

present (SSFII-0822-6)

High v8.3.8 K. Vaughan

rkvaugha@southernc

o.com

2015 Bug #2056667.1 The bug number listed is not correct.

Can we get an update on this one (KP

12/21/2016)?

30 Run Layouts in batch format High All versions Todd Rozelle, Pam

Schmid,

2015 Enhancement for a future release (KP)

31 P6 EPPM 8.3 hotfix visualizer has stopped

working message. Works only with smaller

projects / Primavera response - memory

issues. Service pack 8.2 & 8.3. High priority

for 8.4.

Med Rewriting code for 64-bit

architecture; should be

addressed in P6R15.1

8.3 T. Raymond

tjraymond@firstenerg

ycorp.com

2014 SR 3-8187586261

Bug # 18078971

Improvements were made with 64 bit

Visualizer in 15.1 and additional

improvements are coming in 16.1. (KP)

Tom Raymond to test.

32 Users are unable to delete/modify layout

filters from project layouts unless given a

global profile option.

Med Issue has not yet been

addressed.

T. Rozelle:


energy.com

2013 Bug 8949912, defect

14014223

SR 3-6468513661 Type B -

Bug Status 52 - Pending

approval by PL

From Item #20: 3-

6762502741

Bug 16324777

Bug 16324777 is an enhancement for a

future release. (KP)

19




33 User Interface View security does not prevent

updating of Activity Codes -

Description: Setting up User Interface Views

to manage field level security in Primavera

Web 8.2.1 does not prevent a user from

updating Activity Codes by going to the

"Codes" Tab in the Activity View. I want the

user to have access to update specific Activity

Codes so I only select specific codes in the

User Interface View. This work fine when

looking at the available columns in the activity

window. They only have access to update the

activity codes as defined in the User Interface

View. However the user can select the

"Codes" tab on the bottom of the activity

window and have full access to update any of

the Activity Codes and can even insert new

ones. The only Project Security Profile setting

that is active is "Add/Edit Activities Except

Relationships". Update from B. Gordon on

11/17/2014: "Tested in 8.3.5 and it is not

fixed."

Med Scheduled for an upcoming

8.2 Patch set. Kpilla 22JAN15

8.2.1 B. Gordon

[email protected]

m

2014 SR 3-8007038091

Bug: 17702966

Tested in version 15.2 and this issue has

been corrected. (KP)

Tested in 15.2.5 and this is still an issue.

User Interface View does not grant

access to “Chrg Type” as evidence

below by the gray column. Yet when

the user goes to the Codes tab they are

able to update the Chrg Type value

(Bruce Gordon 01/03/2017).

KP: Tested in 16.2 and can duplicate the

problem. I cannot added a new code

value to an activity but I can edit an

existing value. Waiting on new Defect

ID. (1/5/2017)

34 Ability to hide logic ties in the gantt chart for

specific activities (right click on the

relationship tie and select hide) (available in

V8)

Med By code to select which ones

not to show. Would have to

be implemented in Visualizer

for the future. Kpilla 22JAN15

6.2 K. Westbrook

Kim.Westbrook@bruc

epower.com

2014 3-8252080219

Bug 17968549 - ABILITY TO

HIDE RELATIONSHIP LINES

IN THE GANTT CHART FOR

SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES

35 Ability to line share in pert chart view Med On roadmap for future


8.3 E. Adelman

ellen.adelman@duke-

energy.com

2014 Need SR#

36 Desk top client view be able to optimize pert

chart across a chosen page size.

Med On roadmap for future


8.3 E. Adelman

ellen.adelman@duke-

energy.com

2014 Need SR#

37 Ability (user preference) to disable auto sort

function when clicking on column heading

(avoid unintentional re-sorting when moving a

column)

Med Currently not planned. K. Westbrook

Kim.Westbrook@bruc

epower.com

Pre-2013 BUG#: 16316865;

S/R# 3-6796378341

38 Be able to modify the "schedule risk" to

include On Line risk for example PRA,

Industrial Safety, Radiological Risk,Production

Risk


release

M. Bode

[email protected]

m

Pre-2013 Need SR# No longer needed M. Bode 11/11/16

20




39 Resource ID is not available for filtering in web Med Currently not planned. We

can consider for future. This

can be filtered in the

resource assignments screen.

P6 R8 now has a Resource

Assignments view that

features robust filtering

options

7.0 sp5 R. Lewis

[email protected]

Pre-2013 Doc ID 912007.1

40 Display budgeted quantity in a column Closed Please provide more

information.

7.2 C. Buckley:

[email protected]

m

2013 Need SR# No longer needed M. Bode 11/11/16

41 Admin functions back in client Closed The following items will be

available in the next release

of P6 Client: EPS, OBS, Project

Codes, Activity Step

Templates, Cost Accounts,

Funding Sources. Kpilla

22JAN15

M. Davis

[email protected]

2013 Need SR# The following items are available in P6

15.1: EPS, OBS, Project Codes, Activity

Step Templates, Cost Accounts, Funding

Sources. (KP)

All of the items lists are available in P6

client now (this is in 16.1). I can’t

confirm if they were in 15.1 or 15.2, but

certainly in 16.1 which is the version we

at Duke are implementing (from Ellen

Adelman 12/21/2016).

42 Creation of target dates in a project. Med Currently not planned. We

can explore this.

J. Fisher

[email protected]

2013 3-7016998631

Bug 16725638

43 Ability to kick people out of project Med On roadmap for future

release. Version 8.4 Web

added the ability to see users

logged into a project and

email them. Kpilla 22JAN15

6.2 J. Fisher

[email protected]

2013 Need SR#

44 Edit MS project templates - Security similar in

excel



K. Westbrook

Kim.Westbrook@bruc

epower.com

2013 3-6796378356

SR 3-1984677521;

enhancement req 9965302

21




45 EPS Code assignments are not being present

after import of an XER due to inter-project

ties

Med This functionality currently

exists with XML

Import/Export. We do not

have

any plans to enhance the XER

Import/Export feature.

kpilla22JAN15

T. Rozelle:


energy.com

2013 SR 3-5883209591;

bug 14250335 Status 97

*** 08/18/14 07:24 am ***

T. Rozelle recommends removing from

list based on the future of XER's.

Suggestion Rejected This functionality

currently exists with XML

Import/Export. We do not have

any plans to enhance the XER

Import/Export feature.

46 Update baseline feature not working properly Closed Per SR, this issue was

resolved. Kpilla 22JAN15

T. Rozelle:


energy.com

2013 SR 3-5037851591 Per SR, this issue was resolved. Kpilla

22JAN15. Close per T. Rozelle

11/11/16.

47 Copy project based on filter activities only Closed This is not planned. T. Rozelle:


energy.com

2013 Need SR# T. Rozelle recommends removing from

list. Close per T. Rozelle 11/11/16

48 Time scale on web - need to be able to select

day/hr


release

2013 Need SR# Team Usage in P6 16.1 will include a

daily timescale, other resource charts

will be changed in future releases. (KP)

All resource charts in P6 Web now

support a week/day timescale in

version 16.2 (KP 12/21/2016).

49 Compare two projects without converting to

baseline


release

D. Howard

[email protected]

m

2013 Need SR# T. Rozelle recommends removing from

list. Close per T. Rozelle 11/11/16

50 Add time/date of activities to Loop Report Med On roadmap for future

release

v8.3 F. Spindler


aenergy.com

2015 SR#3-10194556736

BUG#14738935

51 Provide a way to select which notebook topics

to copy in a Project Copy or during an XML

export

Med T. Rozelle:


energy.com

2015 SR 3-11230735801

52 Display logic and resource histograms at the

same time

Med v8.2.1 Larry Campbell,


ncorp.com

2015 Need SR# Need more information (KP)

53 Activity code hirearchy prints even though UP

start up filter select to current project radial

Low Need more information 8.3 L. McClure

[email protected]

om

2014 Need SR#

22




54 If using grouping bands and an activity code is

not assigned do not show that grouping band.

(Provide a show or hide exception box)

Closed P6 Web and Client have the

ability to hide if a group band

is empty. Kpilla 22JAN15

J. Fisher

[email protected]

Pre-2013 Need SR# P6 Web and Client have the ability to

hide if a group band is empty. (KP)

Yes, this can be addressed by a filter.

The original request I believe was to

add a check box that would

automatically reject the group “No

XXX” from reports when printing.

But the right thing to do is to reject

them when filtering your selection

(John Fisher 12/21/2016).

55 Time sheet selection to not allow tasks to pull

forward

Low V. Laskey

Vickie.Laskey@dteene

rgy.com

2014 Need SR#

56 Dissolve activity relationship feature to work

for more then one activity at a time (available

in V8)

Low On roadmap for future


6.2 K. Westbrook

Kim.Westbrook@bruc

epower.com

2014 3-8252080211

Bug 8951053 :

P6E_CTEB503-P6E:

DISSOLVE FEATURE TO

WORK WITH MULTIPLE

ACTIVITIES

57 P6 v7 SP4: When setting up WBS security

end users who should have the ability to

copy/paste tasks cannot. They can edit other

fields but cannot copy/paste.

Low Is this still an issue? SR was

never completed. Kpilla

22JAN15

K. Vaughan

rkvaugha@southernc

o.com

2014 SR 3-8263440041

58 Primavera/Time scale logic diagrams -

problems after upgrading to Windows 7

Low Two issues were reported:

13801882 - P6 DIALOGS TO

RESIZE WITH LARGER

WINDOWS DISPLAY SETTINGS

- Enhancement

17553297 - TSLD 'SHOW TILE

BLOCKS' CHECK BOX IS

HIDDEN WHEN USING

WINDOWS 7 THEME - issue

was not resolved, customer

did not respond to Support

kpilla 22JAN15

K. Vaughan

rkvaugha@southernc

o.com

2014 SR 3-8359323311

59 Export resource to spread table to CSV Low Please provide more

information.

D. Burnett

Debbie.Burnett@duke-

energy.com

2013 Need SR#

60 Display lag in a column Low This is not planned, but lag

can be displayed on

relationship lines in Visualizer

in 8.3

NGH

M. Davis

[email protected]

2013 Need SR# Will be included in P6 16.1 (KP)

Reference email dated 11/9 from Karen

with a proposed solution. Check to see

if she needs additional information.

Included in 16.1 (KP 12/21/2016).

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61 Auto messaging out of P6 Low Please provide more

information.

6.2 J. Fisher

[email protected]

2013 Need SR#

62 P6 Claim Digger has no selection capability:

Description - P6 Claim Digger runs on the

entire project. This may work for smaller

projects, but for larger projects the user needs

to be able to select a subset of the project

(like a WBS or other codes).

Low No future enhancements are

planned

J. Fisher

[email protected]

2014 SR #3-8220843651

enhancement request

BugDB:17933884

Claim Digger is being re-written for

version 16.1 and will be included in

Visualizer as a new report. After the re-

write, we may have the ability to add

new functionality in the future. (KP)

63 Claim Digger shows new relationships on

activities with multiple pred and succ

Low Addressed in P6R8.1.3 7 SP5 J. Daws

TVA

2014 8949555

64 Baselines don't finish Low B. Stramel

[email protected]

2015 Need SR# 8.3.1

65 Attaching a baseline causes extended Refresh

times for other users in the project.

Low P. Schmid

pamela.schmid@exelo

ncorp.com

2015 SR #3-13623840427 SR # was provided 12/21/2016 (TR

01/05/2017).

KP: Customer Support is working on

this. (1/5/2017)

66 Find feature in P6EPPM does not work well;

needs enhancement

Low B. Gordon

[email protected]

m

2015 Need SR#

67 VISUALIZER: Ability to set ordinal date start. Low 15 - Enhancement Req.

Internal (Oracle) Review

B. Normile

[email protected]

m

2015 20455815

3-10158884564

8.3.2

68 VISUALIZER: Ability to have curtains for

resource shifts.

Low 15 - Enhancement Req.


B. Normile

[email protected]

m

2015 20448149

3-10158884501

8.3.2

69 VISUALIZER: Custom date in timescale tab of

visualizer foes not allow 24 hr clock.



B. Normile

[email protected]

m

2015 20447407

3-10159293804

8.3.2

70 VISUALIZER: Ability to use a find feature to go

to an activity on diagram.



B. Normile

[email protected]

m

2015 20445419 8.3.2

71 VISUALIZER: Ability to set text colors for each

bar.



B. Normile

[email protected]

m

2015 20440657

3-10158884518

8.3.2

72 VISUALIZER: Ability to switch layouts without

closing project.

Low 22 - Approved for Future

Release

B. Normile

[email protected]

m

2015 20403941

3-10158884608

8.3.2

73 Ability to share a filter to a list of users

grouped by profile.

Low v8.3 A. Marcotte

[email protected]

m

2015 SR#3-10194556736

BUG#20480040

Enhancement for a future release (KP)

74 Loop Report in P6 Web is not userful to

diagnose loops

Low v8.3.8 K. Vaughan

rkvaugha@southernc

o.com

2015 SR#3-11549395181

SR#3-11435129041

Enhancement for a future release (KP)

24




75 Change the sort order on the relationship tab

to provide multiple sorting

Low v8.2.1 Larry Campbell,


ncorp.com

2015 Need SR# Enhancement for a future release (KP)

76 Project Layouts are no longer copied. Since

going to job services when a Project is copied

it’s Project level layouts are not copied. Oracle

says it will put back in a major release 2017

New v15.2 T. Rozelle:


energy.com

2016 Bug 23074946 Planned for next on premise release –

version 17 (KP 12/21/2016).

77 When a Project is copied some scheduling

options change. If you change the default

settings in Scheduling options, some of them

will revert back to the defaults in a copy. E.g.

progress override will change back to retained

logic in the copy

New v15.2 T. Rozelle:


energy.com

2016 SR 3-13266512841; Bug

24666700

KP: Scheduled to be fixed in an

upcoming 16.2.4 patch set. (1/5/2017)

78 Copy of Project appears before copy is

complete. One of the first steps in the Copy

process appears to be copying the Project

ID/Name. For a Copy that might take 15

minute to complete i.e. receive the job service

complete notification, the Project is already

visible in the client, typically within a minute.

New v15.2.9 T. Rozelle:


energy.com

2016 SR 3-13201681031, Bug

24500309

KP: Scheduled to be fixed in an


79 This release seems more sensitive to

orphaned records. We thought it was the root

of all evil for a while. Still not clear how bad

the impact is but be prepared to occasionally

clean them up

New v15.2.7 J. Fisher

[email protected]

2016

80 Float values don’t calculate correctly when

using a constraint type = ALAP. (Client)


[email protected]

2016 Bug: 24906866 KP: Scheduled to be fixed in an


81 Hide if empty in grouping band option is

disabled (Web)


[email protected]

2016 Bug #23008333 KP: Fixed in 15.2.6 (1/5/2017)

82 Calculate function (F9) is not recalculating

total float for certain activities.


[email protected]

2016 SR# 3-13476511291 KP: Duplicate of Row 80

83 Can’t schedule projects in the P6 Web. It

updates (changes) the DataDate in unrelated,

unopened Projects

Closed 11/11 - Confirmed fixed in

version 15.2.11 by J Fisher

v15.2.7 J. Fisher

[email protected]

2016 various

84 Focus bar is dark blue and checkbox is black.

(Client) Cannot see whether the checkbox is

selected



v15.2.7 J. Fisher

[email protected]

2016 various

25




85 WBS Groupings in the Projects view auto

expand and will not stay compressed (Client)



v15.2.7 J. Fisher

[email protected]

2016 various

86 Unable to save settings for Reports. Time

Distributed Data checkbox will not save with

the report



v15.2.7 J. Fisher

[email protected]

2016 various

87 Cannot delete a Project from the Web Closed 11/11 - Confirmed fixed in


v15.2.7 J. Fisher

[email protected]

2016 various

88 Cannot open a report in a CSV (Client). Get an

error “Windows cannot open this file”



v15.2.7 J. Fisher

[email protected]

2016 various

89 Unable to Add Variables to Layout Headers

And Footers in P6 Professional Client



v15.2.7 J. Fisher

[email protected]

2016 various

90 Buttons partly hidden in bottom layout.

(Client)



v15.2.7 J. Fisher

[email protected]

2016 various

91 PRINTING TO PDF IN VISUALIZER CUTS OFF

RIGHT SIDE (INCOMPLETE PRINT JOB) on E

Size Printout

New R16.2 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 SR 3-13663235221 BUG

24567242

Our teams are actively working on a

solution for this. Testing with Dominion

(KP 12/21/2016).

92 Header/footer did not show on several

layouts (letter/landscape & legal/landscape).


David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 SR 3-13848796731 Support is actively working on this (KP

12/21/2016).

93 Primavera Visualizer Draw and Print Preview

Do Not Match


David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 SR 3-13500205541 Appears to be related to Item #91

(KP12/21/2016).

94 Primavera Visualizer R16.2 On Citrix Crashes

When Doing Print Preview


David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 SR 3-13541343951 SR was closed due to inactivity. If this is

still an issue, please reopen (KP

12/21/2016).

95 Confusing Bar Text Layout New R16.2 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 SR 3-13554426771 Enhancement Idea #16114: Bar Labels

Drawn Next to Each Bar Rather Than

the Right-Most Bar (KP 12/21/2016).

96 P6 Exception when committing changes New R16.2 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com


12/21/2016).

97 P6 Projects Only New R16.2 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com


12/21/2016).

26




98 Visualizer Print Preview Crashes App New R16.2 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 SR 3-13332886401 SR is closed with a resolution. Is this

still an issue (KP 12/21/2016)?

99 (P6 App Issue) Can't edit or copy Activity IDs in

Pred/Succ columns.


David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 SR 3-13564888781 Duplicate of Item #14 (KP 12/21/2016).

100 (P6 App Issue) Baseline copy function failed New R16.2 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 SR 3-13536215071 SR was closed due to inactivity. If this is

still an issue, please reopen (KP

12/21/2016).

101 In Client: When opening a Project, the

previously saved layout for the Project should

open, instead of the layout from a previously

opened different Project. At least the option

should be provided for the User.

New R8.4 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 EVALUATE Duplicate of Item #27 (KP 12/21/2016).

102 In Client & Web: Predecessor & Successor

columns in "Layout View", should also provide

"Completed" indication with the ID#. User

should be allowed to turn this feature on or

off.

New R8.4 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 EVALUATE

103 In Client & Web: Predecessor & Successor

columns in "Layout View" should also provide

the Lag Type & Lag duration with the ID#.

User should be allowed to turn this feature on

or off.

New R8.4 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 EVALUATE

104 In Client: A "Multi-select" icon should be

provided to assign a specific WBS (similar to

the icons for Activity Codes, Steps, Pred's,

succ's, etc.)

New R8.4 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 EVALUATE

105 In Client: Notebook: should contain an "auto-

fit" option in the Gantt Chart. (Manual sizing

of Notebook topic text is time-consuming)

New R8.4 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 EVALUATE

106 In Client & Web: Steps: In Layout View, Steps

should be displayed under each assigned Task,

in an indented fashion. The attributes (Status,

%, Weight, etc.) of each step should also be

displayed.

New R8.4 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 EVALUATE

107 In Client & Web: Steps: "Auto-numbering" of

Steps should be provided as each (additional)

Step is added to a task. Step ID is useful when

numerous steps are assigned to each task.

New R8.4 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 EVALUATE

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108 In Client & Web: Predecessors & Successors:

On "Customize Activity Details" Activity Code

columns should be added, as display options.

New R8.4 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 EVALUATE

109 In Client: Timescale: When 3 lines are selected

in timescale format, the Date Format Type

should display 3 levels of options instead of

just 2 (i.e. Year/Month/Week)

New R8.4 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 EVALUATE

110 In Client & Web: Predecessors & Successors:

When selecting "Assign" the window displays

1 of 3 "Column" options (Status, Date,

Resource). Add Activity Codes as an Option &

allow User to select which code fields to be

displayed as columns in the "Assign" window.

New R8.4 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 EVALUATE

111 In Client & Web: Shared Mode message:

When attempting to calculated the Schedule,

on occasion, a "Shared Mode message will

appear. The message should be enhanced to

include the Name or ID of the other User(s)

who are in the Project.

New R8.4 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 EVALUATE

112 In Client & Web: Shared Mode message:

When attempting to calculated the Schedule,

on occasion, a "Shared Mode message will

appear. If the same user is the only User in

both the Client & Web Project, there should

be no reason for the message.

New R8.4 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 EVALUATE

113 In Client & Web: Filters: A report should be

provided which identifies the criteria used for

each filter.

New R8.4 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 EVALUATE

114 In Client & Web: Filters: If 2 or more filters

contain identical criteria (except title), they

should be identified so that Users can

minimize duplicate Filters.

New R8.4 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 EVALUATE

115 In Client & Web: Filters: The ID (name) & date

a Filter is created or modified should be

displayed, along with the Filter name in the

Filter list.

New R8.4 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 EVALUATE

116 In Client & Web: Group & Sort By: Along with

Color & Font editing, "Pattern" should be

added as an option for background.

New R8.4 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 EVALUATE

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117 In Web: Activities View: Columns only display

Activity Code Value descriptions. Need the

ability to select Code Value ID as an option.

New R8.4 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 EVALUATE

118 In Web: ALL Column Views: Need "Auto-fit"

option, so that each column does NOT need to

be manually expanded or compressed.

New R8.4 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 EVALUATE

119 In Web: Activities View: Add "Curtain" option

in Timescale. (Client has it)

New R8.4 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 EVALUATE

120 In Web: Sometimes Web actions are

extremely slow & there is no indication that

the system is proceding to the next selected

option. Need an enhancement here.

New R8.4 D. Maynard

David.Maynard@dom.

com

12/20/2016 EVALUATE

121 The ability to set defaults for the User

Preferences is not available in P6. This

actually created a problem with our Asset

Suite to P6 interface for downloading Work

Order resources.

New R16.1 E. Adelman

Ellen.Adelman@duke-

energy.com

01/05/2017 Bug 11784737

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Nuclear Primavera Users GroupIssues / Enhancement Requests (IT)



1 Need a user function (admin function) in order

to mark users for delete to end their session

so they can get back in to the application (web

and client sessions)


release

8.2 / Oracle R. Turpin

Raeann.Turpin@exelo

ncorp.com

2013 Bug 8951196

Doc ID 8913288.1 - for sql

but is not a user function

2 Need a way for an admin application user to

reset a default web and/or client view when a

view has locked up a user profile.


release

8.2 / Oracle R. Turpin

Raeann.Turpin@exelo

ncorp.com

2013 Doc ID 894279.1 - for sql

but is not a user function

3 Printing in the web is not easy without getting

the gantt chart

Top 10 This was fixed in 8.3, but

broken again in 8.4

8.2 SP2 /Oracle B. Gordon

[email protected]

m

2014 Doc ID 912490.1 - needs to

be tested

This is fixed in P6 15.2 (KP)

4 There is a 'memory leak' in Job Services

(Weblogic).

Top 10 Oracle reported this was fixed

in 8.3 but the issue is still

being seen in 8.3

If still an issue, please re-open

SR. kpilla 22JAN15

Marcotte Austin L

[email protected]

m

2015 3-10044707061 - Per SR,

settings were changed and

issue has not repappeared.

3-9133241241 - Bug

18833580, fixed in 8.2.4,

Bug 17854592, fixed in

8.3.1.5.

3-8246020979 - SR was

closed due to note that the

customer worked around

the issue.

3-8226243791 - SR notes

state the customer resolved

by deleting a hung

publication.

SR3.11255320611 (new SR)

Note 1357440.1 - need to 5 Provide a method for users to identify UDF's

and Activity Codes , where they are used, and

who uses them

Top 10 This should be addressed In a

future release; after P6R15.2

6.2.1 / Oracle C. Lawrence

Christina.Lawrence@n

ee.com

2013 Doc ID 1391703.1

6 Visulizer - Project opens but a layout can take

up to 20 mins to open

Top 10 Oracle says fixed in 16.1 15.1 G. Cashmore 2015 SR# ?

Oracle says it is based on

the number of activity

codes in the DB and needs

to be indexed

7 Make delete project and delete baseline an

option for scheduled jobs

Top 10 15.2 R. Turpin

Raeann.Turpin@exelo

ncorp.com

2015 Need SR#

8 Logs no key' as a message in the log file when

a job fails and this message is worthless. Need

a better message that provides more

information

Top 10 15.2 G. Cashmore

gfcashmo@southernc

o.com

2015 SR# 3-11697545551 KP: SR indicates that this issue is closed.

(1/5/2017)

9 Neet to be able to re-open an SR after it has

been closed

Top 10 - R. Turpin

Raeann.Turpin@exelo

ncorp.com

2015 Need SR#

31




10 Data not refreshing for other users after

committing to database

Multiple reports of users not seeing changes

made in projects when opened by

other users.

Top 10 Is anyone not using an Oracle

database for 8.3.1, had

problems with data not

refreshing for multiple users

after changes are committed

to the database. We have

reported it to Oracle Bug

17904646 and their answer

for now is to get out of the

project and out of the

software and then get back

in. It does work but very time

consuming in an outage. I’m

not sure if they are actively

working to resolve it.

Oracle - Fixed in 15.2.3 but

Oracle has not found the

exact cause

8.3.1 L. Bremer:

[email protected]

2014 SR 3-9753305851

Bug 17904646

Workaround (Ctrl+Shift+F5) was added

in the following versions: 8.3.9.0,

8.4.6.0, and 15.1.3.0, 15.2.1.

Still investigating root cause (KP)

Is this still an issue? In April, our lead

P6 Developer worked closely with

Southern Co. and found that this issue

could related to a process to clean the

REFRDEL table. Their process was to

clean out this table every 2 hours,

during worktime. This would explain

why a user that tries to refresh might

never pick up all of the relationship

deletions, if the REFRDEL deletion

occurred before the user refreshed. At

that time, we recommended that they

set the REFRDEL cleanup settings to

always keep the last 4 hours worth of

deletion data. They did not want to set

the keep interval to anything longer as

they said that they would run into

performance issues if REFRDEL got too

big (KP 12/21/2016).

11 Memory Leak eventually causes PM.exe to

crash. In the 32 bit version, successive F9’s use

memory that is not released eventually

causing out of memory error. Closing the

Project does not regain the memory. You have

to close P6.

New 11/17 - Oralce will fix in

15.2.12.0 due out the in first

week of December T Rozelle

v15.2 T. Rozelle:


energy.com

2016 SR 3-13334020841

12 Can’t auto schedule Projects using Job

Services. It updates (changes) the DataDate in

unrelated, unopened Projects


[email protected]

2016 SR# 3-12948334941 Fixed in 15.2.11 (KP 12/21/2016).

13 Cannot copy large Projects (Client) New v15.2.7 J. Fisher

[email protected]

2016 SR# 3-12893435876 SR is closed. Issue seemed to be

related to orphan records. If this is still

an issue, please reopen SR (KP

12/21/2016).

14 Cannot run Baselines in large projects (Client) New v15.2.7 J. Fisher

[email protected]

2016 Bug #22926325 Fixed in 15.2.8.1 (KP 12/21/2016).

15 Security gets corrupted and you have to

rebuild the OBS table to correct it (Client)


15.2.9 by R Turpin and Oracle

v15.2.7 J. Fisher

[email protected]

2016 Bug #23028727

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16 Cannot copy a Project in the Web Closed 11/17 - Confirmed fixed in

15.2.11 by J Fisher

v15.2.7 J. Fisher

[email protected]

2016

17 Significant number of AVAA0 errors when

users are trying to print layouts in the Client


[email protected]

2016 SR# 3-13367760245 Support is attempting to reproduce and

is waiting for APS database (KP

12/21/2016).

18 Installed Firefox as the browser for the P6

Web. Couldn’t overcome java conflicts with

IE11.


[email protected]

2016

33

NPUG Issues and Enhancements 'Recommended for Removal'

Item # Description Primavera Response Platform Version

Contact Bug # / SR #

1 Put exports and batch reporting back in job services. They need to be ran from a command line starting in 8.1. Update from D. Ellis on 11/14/2014: "Hi Tom, I got a response from Oracle regarding my SR you can delete it from the list or you can put resolved with version 8.4 here is the information https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E54700_01/client_help/en-us/index.html. If you go to tools you will see that job services is back in guess I have to load 8.4 on the new dev to check it out!"

On roadmap for future release 8.1 / Oracle D. Ellis SR 3-9875894231 (provided by D. Ellis on 11/14/2014).

23 Gantt chart bar labels to stay on printable part of sheet as opposed to running off the page. Recommendation from B. Gordon on 11/17/2014: "Remove, Addressed in Visualizer".

Addressed in Visualizer in 8.3 E. Adelman 3-8334589851 BUG 13714539

41 Display notebook topics on bar chart (format text or memo). Limit on row or width

Addressed in Visualizer in 8.3. Additional feedback from B. Gordon on 12/02/2014: "Item 41 should be closed. Fixed in Visualizer. As an alternative you can use "Notes to Resources" instead of Notebook Topics and it displays in the Gantt chart area."

K. Vaughan 3-6998524337Closed to below bugs:Bug 9553164Bug 8950831

36 Auto row height / Optimize row height Addressed in Visualizer in 8.3 & available in BI Publisher. This is on the roadmap for the web.

K. Wulf-Stewart

72 Allow EPS and Project level UDFs We have project level UDFs. EPS UDFs are on the roadmap for a future release.

J. Fisher

34




74 In the web you have to select ID or Activity Description as first column. (Monty Clark has additional input)

On roadmap for future release J. Fisher

43 In Layout Header / Footer , dialog parameters for example data date + number of days or a specific date

This is on the Visualizer roadmap post R8.3

A. Powell

45 Team usage in the web - there is no way to filter to projects or protfolios. It shows rexource usage for every project unless it is a "what if" project

On roadmap for future releaseTeam Usage only displays usage for the currently open and selected project. The Resource Analysis view allows you to filter on projects. (KP)

J. Fisher

8 Would like to have a way to pull down the database with global data (EPS structure with calendars, codes, etc), but not projects. In order to create another database environment for users to test.

On roadmap for future releaseThis is addressed in P6R8.4 via Gateway

C. Lawrence

11 When coping a project have options. (for example, not copy UDF's, notebook topics, activity codes, etc)

These options are now available 8.x and beyond when using XML

6.2.1 / Oracle

C. Lawrence

21 JAVA incompatibility issues resulting from all the variuos versions. Goal is to get JAVA out of the mix and use HTML.

This is being done by Oracle but will be a long process. Some java components have been removed in 15.1 and more in 15.2 and will continue on future releases

R. Turpin

35




7 When turning on auditing at the table level in the settings able the audit table will actually track tables that are not in the list. (Turned on the resource table and prmaudit was showing audits for users and udfvalue). This in turn will cause the audit tables to fill up and affect performance.

On roadmap for future release 8.2 /Oracle R. Turpin Doc ID 913176.1 - states this has been fixed in 7.0 and above, but problem still exists in 8.2

9 Automatically delete baselines - ability to flag a baseline to be deleted or have a service that runs to clean up baselines (available in V8)

Enhancement request 17969143 has been submitted to Oracle Product Strategy for consideration as new functionality in a future releaseThis should be addressed In a future release; after P6R15.2 .

6.2 K. Westbrook 3-8252051071Enhancement request 17969143

14 Ldap configurations change automatically without user intervention

Bug?Reportedly fixed in P6R8.2.3 Issue not repeatable in 15.1.3 - confirmed by G.Cashmore

8.2 SP2 HF1/Oracle

G. Cashmore SR 3-8368335411Bug 13965737Doc ID 1592843.1

15Copy Paste from Screen Layouts extremely slow. Not efficient enough to perform duties

Issue: Development working on it. Not knows if will be HF or Bug fixReportedly fixed in P6R8.1.3.4

8.2 SP2 HF1/Oracle

G. Cashmore SR 3-8052905331 Bug 17921571Doc ID 1501639.1

13 Need to see better performance when coping large projects

Coming to P6 EPPM in a future release, can run as a Background Job in P6R8.4 web Confirmed it runs as a background job in 15.1, but no performance improvement - confirmed by G.Cashmore

8.2 / Oracle R. Turpin Doc ID 2057235.1 - runs as on-demand but can not be scheduled

36

NPUG Company Software List

Company Name Sites# of Sites

# of Units

Current Version

Client, Web or Both

Upgrade Plans in Next 12 Mths

Analytics BI PublisherTeam

MemberVisualizer

Other Products(Earned Value Mgmt, Unifier, Risk Analysis,

etc.)

DBMS Oracle or SQL

Server

Largest Project Activity Count

Work Management Tool

WM Scheduling Interface

Risk Management Tool

Tagging Permitry

Other Software Last UpdatedUpdated Provided

By

Ameren UE Callaway (1) PWR 1 1 P6r8.3.12 both none work in progress yes yes Oracle 14000 EMPRV homegrown manual or P6 web EMPRV 9/1/2016 Jeff Perry

Arizona Public Service Co. Palo Verde (3) PWR 1 3 P6r15.2.5 BothP6v15.2.11 +

patchesno

Yes (Implementing)

Yes, limited access

yes no Oracle 24,000 SWMS Homegrown EOOS/Paragon SWMSKnowledge Relay, Business Objects, Acumen Fuse, QlikView, Hard Dollar, Syntempo

11/3/2016 John Fisher

Bruce PowerBruce A (4) CANDU, Bruce B (4) CANDU

1 8 P6r15.1 Both Yes Oracle 54,000 Passport V10 NextAxiom ARM/EOOS Passport Cognos 9/6/2016Angela Gowan

Exelon NE(ex Constellation)

Calvert Cliffs (2) PWRGinna (1) PWRNine Mile Point (2) BWR

3 5 P6r8.2 Both P6v8.3.1 SP1 Testing Installed Oracle 20,000 Maximo Homegrown EOOS eSOMS None 12/19/2014Pam

Schmid

Indiana/Michigan Power Co. D.C. Cook (2) PWR 1 2 P3r3.1 SP3 Passport Safety Monitor V‐3.5

Detroit Edison Co. Fermi (1) BWR 1 1 P6r7.0 SP3 Both Possible No No Yes No Unifier Installed Oracle 18‐20,000 SAP ‐ Maximo IBM /Homegrown EOOS Home Grown none 12/17/2014Vickie Laskey

Dominion Resources

Business Development Generation Construction\Corporate Nuclear Engineering

NA NA P6r8.4 BothR16.2

(1st Qtr 2016) Yes Yes Evaluating Unifier Oracle Maximo EOOS eSOMS 11/9/2016David

Maynard

Dominion Resources

Kewaunee (1) PWRMillstone (2) PWRNorth Anna (2) PWRSurry (2) PWR

4 7R16.2 (1/2016)

Both TBD Yes Yes Oracle Maximo EOOS eSOMS 11/9/2016David

Maynard

Duke Energy Power Company

Catawba (2) PWRMcGuire (2) PWROconee (3) PWRBrunswick (2) BWRCrystal River (1) PWRRobinson (1) PWRShearon Harris (1) PWR

7 12 P3 BothP6v16.1 (2017)

With 16.1 Upgrade

Oracle 50,000Passport Ventyx Asset Suite 8

HomeGrown NextAxiom with Asset Suite 8 and P6v8.3

Paragon ‐ Legacy DukeEOOS ‐ Legacy Progress

Safety Tagging ‐ Legacy Duke eSOMS with Ventyx Asset Suite 8 Upgrade

11/3/2016Sheila Jackson

Energy NorthwestColumbia Generating Station (1) BWR

1 1 P6 Passport ORAM ‐Sentinel

Entergy Nuclear Operations

Arkansas Nuclear (2) PWRFitzPatrick (1) BWRGrand Gulf (1) BWRIndian Point (2) PWRPalisades (1) PWRPilgrim (1) BWRRiver Bend (1) BWRVermont Yankee (1) BWRWaterford (1) PWR

9 11 P6r6.2 SP1 BothP6v16.2 (2017)

P6v16.2 Upgrade

UPK P6v16.2 Upgrade

Oracle Ventyx Asset Suite 7 EOOS eSOMS Knowledge Relay 11/3/2016Kelli Wulf‐Stewart

Exelon

Limerick (2) BWROyster Creek (1) BWRPeach Bottom (2) BWRThree Mile Island (1) PWRBraidwood (2) PWRBryon (2) PWRClinton (1) BWRDesden (2) BWRLa Salle (2) BWRQuad Cities (2) BWR

10 17 P6r8.2 SP1Both Client &

Webnone Oracle 40,000 PIMS / Passport 10 Maxavera Paragon Knowledge Relay 12/19/2014

Pam Schmid

FirstEnergy Nuclear Operating Co. (FENOC)

Beaver Valley (2) PWRDavis‐Besse (1) PWRPerry (1) BWR

3 4 P6r8.3.1 BothP6r16.2

(Aug 2017)No Yes (in P6R8.3.1)

Yes (in P6R8.3.1)

Yes (in P6R8.3.1)

No Oracle 35,000 SAP Release 740 Maxavera Safety Monitor eSOMS 3.8 Knowledge Relay 3.9.02, Cognos 9/1/2016Tom

Raymond

TXU Generating Company LP ‐ Luminant Generation Co.

Comanche Peak (2) PWR 1 2 Project X Maximo Safety Monitor eSOMS

Nebraska Public Power District Cooper (1) BWR 1 1 P6r15.2 Both P6r16.2 yes SQL 14,000 SAP Maxavera Paragon eSOMSSyntempo, Sentinel (dose tracking) linked by Maxavera

9/1/2016Lesli J. Bremer

NextEra Energy

Duane Arnold (1) BWRPoint Beach (2) PWRSeabrook (1) PWRSaint Lucie (2) PWRTurkey Point (2) PWR

5 8 P6r15.2.9 both P6r15.2.12 Testing Oracle 45,000 Ventyx Asset Suite Homegrown Safety Monitor eSOMS Knowledge Relay 12/6/2016Todd Rozelle

Omaha Public Power District Fort Calhoun (1) PWR 1 1 P5.2 Passport EOOS

Ontario Power Generation (OPG)Pickering (6) CANDUDarlington (4) CANDU

2 10

P6r8.3 Refurb,P6r15.1.2 Stns, P5r15.2.3 IMS

BothBoth P6v16.x

64 bit for Refurb no no no Yes none Oracle 70,000 Asset Suite 7Homegrown SWMS SCC (Scheduling Control Centre)

EOOS ‐ 3.4 ESMII (OPG) Homegrown metrics 9/6/2016Jean

Normand

Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Diablo Canyon (2) PWR 1 2 P6r8.2.2 Mostly Client 2019 Yes Oracle 21,000 SAP Maxavera Outage‐ Safety MonitorOnline‐Phoenix RM

ESOMsSyntempo, Knowledge Relay, Crystal Reports

9/1/2016 Debbie Ruiz

Pennsylvania Power & Light (PPL) Susquehanna (2) BWR 1 2 P6r8.3.1 Both Implementing Oracle 30,000 NIMS, Asset SuiteHomegrown (using API)

EOOS eSOMS

PSEG NuclearHope Creek (1) BWRSalem (2) PWR

2 3 P6r7 Both P6v7 SQL SAP Maxavera EOOS eSoms 1/3/2017 Mark Bode

South Carolina Electric & Gas Co. VC Summer (1) PWR 1 1 P5 Champs ‐CMMS EOOS Champs LOTO

Southern California Edison Co. San Onofre SONGS (2) PWR 1 2 P6r7 SP1 Client Possible Oracle 30,000 SAP Maxavera Safety Monitor Knowledge Relay, Syntempo

Southern Nuclear Operating Co.Farley (2) PWRHatch (2) BWRVogtle (2) PWR

3 6 P6r8.3.8 BothP6r16.22017

no no no little success Oracle 40,000 Maximo Homegrown EOOS eSOMSNORAD (homegrown database),

11/3/2016R. Kent Vaughan

STP Nuclear Operating Co South Texas (2) PWR 1 2Artimus‐Projectview 2013

Oracle 31,000 In House Developed In House DevelopedIn House Developed

Knowledge Relay IV3 9/1/2016 Darrel Barr

Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)Browns Ferry (3) BWRSequoyah (2) PWRWatts Bar (2) PWR

3 8 P6r7 SP5 Both P6r16.1 Risk Analysis Oracle 40,000 MPAC→MaximoMaxavera/ Homegrown

Sentinel eSOMS

Knowledge Relay,CASSI ‐ (Online KPI & AP‐928 reporting), Tableau ‐ (Outage KPI indicators and dashboards)

9/1/2016Stevan Smith

Wolf Creek Nuclear Operating Corp.

Wolf Creek (1) PWR 1 1 P6r8.3.1.6 Both None NoOwned ‐ not

usedOwned ‐ not

usedYes Oracle 15,000 MPAC (Ventyx) Homegrown Safety Monitor eSOMS Cassi 11/3/2016 Tami Nitsch

Xcel EnergyMonticello (1) BWRPrairie Island (2) PWR

2 3 P6r8.3.2 Both Unknown No 42036 Yes Yes Oracle 30000Passport 10.0.6 Asset Suite 5.0.6

Homegrown using DB triggers

EOOS ‐ 3.4 Passport 12/9/2014George Bowen

PRIMAVERA VERSIONS SUPPORTING PRIMAVERA PRODUCTS USEDCOMPANY INFO OTHER WORK MANAGEMENT TOOLS UPDATE BY ‐ ON DATE

Company Software List.xlsx

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Hilton Garden Inn Palm Beach Gardens3505 Kyoto Gardens Drive, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, 33410 TEL: 1-561-694-5833 FAX: 1-561-694-5829

How to Get Here From the Airport

Palm Beach International Airport

DirectionsNorth on I-95 to PGA Blvd East exit 79A Follow PGA Blvd to FairchildsNorth on I-95 to PGA Blvd East exit 79A. Follow PGA Blvd to FairchildsGardens Drive and turn left (north); Hotel sits one block on the left at 3505 Kyoto Gardens Drive

Distance from Hotel: 11 mi. Drive Time: 11 min.

TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM AIRPORT : Type Typical Minimum ChargeRental Car 39.00 USD Taxi 49.00 USD

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West Palm Beach Walking TourHistorical Mansions, Fashion Boulevards, Sandy Beaches, and everything in between

Rating: 5 out of 5 by EveryTrail membersDifficulty: EasyLength: 3.4 miles Duration: 1-3 hoursOverview: This guide will take you past some of the most famous spots in West Palm Beach (or just "West Palm"). You will quickly learn why everything seems to be named after Henry Flagler after you see the park, bridge, statue, and mansion.

Finish the tour off by walking down Royal Palm Way, along the beach, and down the famous upscale shopping street of Worth Ave to get a taste of the more lavish lifestyles of some of this area's residents.

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Points of Interest1. Flagler Park

Flagler Park is a nice open area at the end of Clematis Street with an in-ground fountain (great for kids who want to run through it) as well as a number of tables, benches, and open grass area. When you are done, walk towards to water and turn right and walk towards the Flagler Memorial Bridge.

The plaque reads: "Flagler Park, formerly known as City Park, has been an important public space in West Palm Beach since the founding of the community. The town site for West Palm Beach was laid out in 1893 as a grid pattern of streets running north-south and east-west. The only variation was at the eastern end of Clematis Street, where two angled, short streets branched off to create a triangular public common area.

Over the years, the site has seen a variety of uses. Downtown merchants organized impromptu ball games on the park-like grounds when business was slow. In 1900 a two-story frame building was donated for use as a reading room and transported across Lake Worth from Palm Beach. It was placed on the southeastern portion of the parcel.

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union dedicated a drinking fountain in the Park in 1907. In 1915, a Woman's club was placed on the parcel. Other amenities were also added to the park including a shuffleboard court and a bandstand for outdoor concerts.

As the city's population expended during the 1920s the facilities of the Reading Room were outgrown and a library was built in 1923. It opened in January 1924 as the Memorial Library, named to honor the dead of World War I. It too was outgrown and was replaced by another library in 1962. In 1994 the library was remodeled and the plaza in front of the library was redesigned, incorporating a triangular in-ground fountain. This forecourt has become the center of downtown activities, continuing the traditional use of this important civic space."

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2. Harbor and Flagler Memorial Bridge

From the bridge you can see all of the sailboats, yachts, and tour boats at the dock. Many of the boats are too tall to fit under this bridge, which is why the Flagler Memorial Bridge is a draw bridge. If you wait long enough, you will see traffic stop and the

bridge opening up in the middle to let boats through.

3. Statue of Flagler

After the bridge you will see a prominent status of Henry Flagler on the island in the middle of the large thoroughfare. You will learn all about the life and legacy of Henry Flagler at his mansion and museum.

4. Flagler Mansion

The Flagler Mansion is a stunning work or architecture and a visit is most definitely worth it. Inside you can follow a docent-led tour or listen to a free audio guide to learn about how Henry Flagler paved the way for modern-day Florida to grow into what it has today.

Flagler became one of the wealthiest men in the world after founding Standard Oil and built and furnished a very impressive mansion. After taking the tour you will no longer be surprised that anything and everything in Florida seems to be named after this man.

5. Sea Gull Cottage

The Sea Gull Cottage is Palm Beach's oldest house.

From the sign:"Constructed in 1886 by R.R. McCormick, a Denver railroad developer, Sea Gull cottage was purchased by Henry Flagler in 1893 and became Flagler's first winter residence in Palm Beach. The Royal Poinciana, Flagler's first resort hotel in Palm Beach, was located next to the Sea Gull. In 1984 Sea Gull was moved and restored by the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach. It is now the Parish House of the Royal Poinciana Chapel."

6. Society of the Four Arts

The Society of the Four Arts hosts art exhibits, concerts, films, lectures and much more, and is home to the King Library and the philip Hulitar Sculpture Gardens.

7. Royal Palm Way

While walking down Royal Palm Way you may suddenly realize why the area is called West Palm Beach--you are surrounded by enormous palm trees, and may feel like you are in a movie. Walk east along the road until you arrive at the beach.

8. Palm Beach

Spend as much time as you like at the beach. It is hard to resist the call of the warm waters and the bright white sand. When you have had enough, walk south along the path next to the beach until you arrive at Worth Ave where you will find the highest density of upscale shopping.

9. Worth Avenue

For those of you familiar with Los Angeles, just think Rodeo Drive. Worth Ave is a famous upscale shopping district where you are likely to find some of the most expensive stores, cars, and restaurants you have ever seen.

Some examples are: Armani, Meiman Marcus, Cartier, Louis Vuitton, Tiffany & Co, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Chanel, Brooks Brothers, Lacoste, and much, much more. You may want to leave your wallet in your pocket, but window shopping is always free.

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