QRA Simulation

Quantitative Risk Analysis Simulation Quantitative Cost and Schedule Risk Analysis often uses the Monte Carlo method of simulation to model the impacts of various risks. By using variable rather than fixed (deterministic) values, the simulation generates random values...

Correlation in Schedule Risk – Example

Introduction A key issue when undertaking Schedule Risk Analyses (SRA) is understanding correlation and its significance on results, this article aims to provide a simple example to illustrate correlation, and how SRA results are effected. Dr David Hulett, an expert...

Merge Bias in Schedule Risk – example

If your Organisation or Project requires further assistance on Schedule Risk, please view the Schedule Risk Analyses Page, or Contact Page Introduction Often when running schedule risk analyses, I get asked “why are the results always showing a late project...

Can a Risk Adjusted Schedule use P80 dates?

If your Organisation or Project requires further assistance on Schedule Risk, please view the Schedule Risk Analyses Page, or Contact Page Occasionally when undertaking a Schedule Risk Analysis, the question gets asked “Can we create a risk adjusted schedule using the...