Statiscal Analysis of probable finish time
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Irfaan AdamsMember for 21 years 7 months
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Just wanted to get the views of the proffesionals on this topic.
Assuming that you have planned a program to finish in 14months at a cost of 50mill and you use the normal formula to calculate the duration is optimist+4Xmost likely+Pessimestic all divide by 6. Now the client tells you that he wants the project to finish in 10months using the same amount of money which basically leads you to crash certain activities squeeze some juice out of tasks and so on.
Now the question. What is the statistical probability that you will be able to get the project to finish on time and within budget.
Assuming that you have planned a program to finish in 14months at a cost of 50mill and you use the normal formula to calculate the duration is optimist+4Xmost likely+Pessimestic all divide by 6. Now the client tells you that he wants the project to finish in 10months using the same amount of money which basically leads you to crash certain activities squeeze some juice out of tasks and so on.
Now the question. What is the statistical probability that you will be able to get the project to finish on time and within budget.
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