Happy to announce that the last editing run of my fourth book “Schedule Quantitative Risk Analysis (Traditional Method), ISBN: 978-0-9947608-3-8 Canada, has completed. Will finalize the book cover design this week.
Planned publication date is on or before April 1, 2019.
Schedule quantitative risk analysis (SQRA) is a process of calculating the overall probability or chance of completing a project on time and on budget. Quantification uses various approaches and methods. Duration ranging is the most popular one, and often referred to as the “traditional method” of schedule risk analysis. It is simple and easy to understand.
New and upcoming project managers, leaders, planners and schedulers would love to wrap their heads around this special risk-based knowledge area and will enjoy reading this book. The skills needed to perform SQRA has eluded many even as they try to learn how to effectively utilize the tool. Relying on bits and pieces of information without understanding the quantitative process is a major sticking point. It is my intention to address them, giving the readers, full understanding of the subject.
My sincere appreciation to Armando Minia, Senior Technical Specialist @Bruce Power Nuclear Plant-Canada, Cecilio Besares, Professor @San Pablo College-Philippines, Menesse Richie M. Macababat, Senior Planning Engineer @Alcon (Nigeria) Limited-Nigeria, Noel Sanchez, Estimating Consultant @Sanchez Consulting-Canada, Perfecto Catelo- Sr. Technical Engineer, Plant Engineering Rapid Response Team @ Bruce Power Nuclear Plant-Canada, Stephen Odusanya, Mechanical Construction Engineer @Exxon-Mobil-Nigeria, Virgilio Monton, Senior Consultant @Turner and Townsend-Canada, and to Rachel Berry, Administrative Assistant/Free Lance Editor @Modus Strategic Solutions-Canada.
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