From QSRA to AI-SRA
Read our new white paper on the new best practice for forecasting and de-risking large-scale projects.
There's a perma-crisis in major project delivery...
The majority of large-scale construction projects either finish late, over-budget, or do not fully deliver the promised benefits. With such a well-evidenced track record of delivery failure, it is time to consider whether the methods used by project teams to identify and control risk are fit for purpose. This white paper asks this question in respect of Quantitative Schedule Risk Analysis (QSRA) - the current gold standard for analysing project risk - and finds it wanting...
Rolled up schedules; gruelling workshops; human bias; flawed uncertainty models. Each one of these has the potential to dramatically reduce the effectiveness of traditional QSRA. But taken together, layered atop one another, their impact compounds, leading to the kind of repeated project execution failure described...
What you'll learn from the White Paper
The hard data that tells us that QSRA isn't doing what it's supposed to do
The fatal flaws in traditional QSRA that undermine its effectiveness - and waste the expertise of project professionals
What AI can do to transform QSRA into something highly valuable - and how it will change project delivery
How project professionals can embrace a new way of working - harnessing the true power of AI and human experience
