SCHEDULE RISK & DELAY MANAGEMENT
Detect delays before they become problems
Delays rarely start when a milestone is missed.
- Identify schedule risk before delays materialize
- Anticipate near-term execution constraints
- Improve coordination across packages and interfaces
Short-Term Execution & Lookahead Risk
Short-term risk defines long-term delay.
Most delays originate in the near term, not at the end of the schedule.
Short-term execution monitoring reveals activity status, upcoming work and near-term constraints.
Interact with the dashboard to analyze activity status and lookahead risk.
Swipe to preview activity status and lookahead risk. For the full interactive dashboard experience, click this link.
Swipe to preview activity status and lookahead risk. For the full interactive dashboard experience, explore on desktop.
Plan vs Reality & Delay Analysis
A plan only matters if reality follows it.
A schedule only creates value if it reflects reality.
Plan comparison reveals deviations between the baseline plan and the current execution sequence, including emerging delays.
Interact with the dashboard to compare baseline and current plans and assess delay drivers and recovery potential.
Preview baseline vs current plans and key delay drivers. For the full interactive dashboard experience, click this link.
Preview baseline vs current plans and key delay drivers. For the full interactive dashboard experience, explore on desktop.
Vendor & Package Coordination
Poor coordination creates invisible delay.
Delays often occur at interfaces, not within isolated activities.
Package-level coordination shows how work packages interact over time and where conflicts or overlaps may occur.
Interact with the dashboard to explore schedule coordination by package and identify interface risk.
Preview coordination by package and spot interface risk. For the full interactive dashboard experience, click this link.
Preview coordination by package and spot interface risk. For the full interactive dashboard experience, explore on desktop.
