Presents the Four-casting model for improved predictability, which supports the implementation of the practices for early and accurate predictability found by the research team. Presents the four categories of these practices: 1) project characteristics; 2) forecasting practices; 3) management processes; and 4) human behavior and organizational culture. Highlights how the practices in the first three categories are all influenced and sustained by the practices in the fourth category, human behavior and organizational culture. Also illustrates the importance of the continuous assessment component for their evaluation and improvement. Show how the four main categories are divided into twelve subcategories, all of which contain the 43 distinct practices that the team found to have a marked influence on predictability. Introduces the Four-casting Assessment tool, a Microsoft® Excel-based software application that accompanies the resource.NOTE: This publication's accompanying beta software is a proof of concept and is available for informational purposes only. By downloading or purchasing this publication, you understand and accept that its accompanying software may stop opening or running properly on future platforms and is not supported or maintained by CII. Both the publication and its software are protected by applicable copyright restrictions as set forth by CII. Any party interested in adapting this software is invited to contact CII Associate Director for Deployment to discuss licensing.
Document identifier
CII IR291-2
Title
Four-casting for Early and Accurate Predictability
CII Category
Project Controls
Publication date
2013-12-01
International Relationship
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200 vnd |