Why the ‘Achievable’ project forecast is as Important as the Prudent ‘Estimate At Completion’

When it comes to forecasting the final outcome of a project in terms of cost and profit result, two different forecasts need to be established: a prudent ‘Estimate at Completion’ used for short term accounting reporting, as well as an ‘Achievable/ Likely’ forecast derived from a sensitivity analysis, that is used to anticipate the organization’s […]

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