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Dan Ward posted about Gray’s Paradox. When Dan describes his experience at the Baltimore Aquarium:The truth is, the animals have it right and we’ve got it wrong. When our math indicates one thing and observation reveals somethin...(more)

Dan Ward posted about Gray’s Paradox. When Dan describes his experience at the Baltimore Aquarium:The truth is, the animals have it right and we’ve got it wrong. When our math indicates one thing and observation reveals somethin...(more)

"volatility per se, be it related to weather, timing of the morning newspaper, is simply a benign statistical probability factor that tells us nothing about risk until it is coupled with a consequence," - Robert H. Jeffrey, "A New Paradigm ...(more)

The discussion of estimating - cost and schedule - has produced references usable in a variety of domains. As a background here’s the guidance in the domain I work. This "mandates" an Estimate At Completion with a Best Case, Worst Ca...(more)


Michael Hatfield conjectured that once the baseline schedule is established, risk management is just institutional worrying. I’m here to tell you that just ain’t the case on any real program. Institutional worrying sounds like a...(more)

Pat Weaver has a nice post about risk and uncertainty. Like all of Pat’s posts, he brings out an important discussion point. This one is about how to think about risk in the context of managing projects.First let me speak to the artic...(more)

Michael Hatfield conjectured that once the baseline schedule is established, risk management is just institutional worrying. I’m here to tell you that just ain’t the case on any real program. Institutional worrying sounds like a...(more)

Pat Weaver has a post about risk and uncertainty. Like most of Pat’s posts, he brings out an important discussion point. This one is about how to think about risk in the context of managing projects.First let me speak to the article P...(more)

Josh Nankivel has a post on his PMStudent site about the Critical Path. This presentation is one of those "let me re-examine the obvious." This worth the time to watch, but it brings out several issues in the domain of project and program...(more)

Introduction
Projects are fraught with uncertainty, so it is no surprise that the language and tools of probability are making their way into project management practice. A good example of this is the use of Monte Carlo methods to estimate ...(more)
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An estimate can be generated in number of ways.One way is for all the work to be planned up front in sufficient detail to be able to know that you can assemble the target ’end-product.’ Another way is for you to use analogy, su...(more)


I’ve been on the road too much in the past 2 months. Between our office here in Denver and two client sites in Phoenix and Albuquerque, I’ve had time to catch up on reading. Here’s some materials that have kept my attentio...(more)
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Introduction
Some time ago, I wrote a couple of posts on Monte Carlo simulation of project tasks: the the first post presented a fairly detailed introduction to the technique and the second illustrated its use via three simple examples. The...(more)
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Some time ago, I wrote a couple of posts on Monte Carlo simulation of project tasks: the the first post presented a fairly detailed introduction to the technique and the second illustrated its use via three simple examples. The...(more)
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Some time ago, I wrote a couple of posts on Monte Carlo simulation of project tasks: the the first post presented a fairly detailed introduction to the technique and the second illustrated its use via three simple examples. The...(more)
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Introduction
Some time ago, I wrote a couple of posts on Monte Carlo simulation of project tasks: the the first post presented a fairly detailed introduction to the technique and the second illustrated its use via three simple examples. The...(more)
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In my previous post I demonstrated the use of a Monte Carlo technique in simulating a single project task with completion times described by a triangular distribution. My aim in that article was to: a) describe a Mo...(more)
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In an essay on the uncertainty of project task estimates, I described how a task estimate corresponds to a probability distribution. Put simply, a task estimate is actually a range of possible completion times, each ...(more)
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