SSI Schedule Risk Analysis
Overview
SSI’s Schedule Risk Assessment (SRA) Tools allow you to enter a range of durations for each task from best case to worst case (with a task’s current remaining duration considered most likely), then pick some key events that are driven by those tasks and see the likelihood of meeting their scheduled dates.
Overview
SSI’s Schedule Risk Assessment (SRA) Tools allow you to enter a range of durations for each task from best case to worst case (with a task’s current remaining duration considered most likely), then pick some key events that are driven by those tasks and see the likelihood of meeting their scheduled dates
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Meet the SRA requirement for proposals and the Integrated Program Management Report (IPMR).
Generate a live Excel table and graph of date probabilities for SRA milestones based on duration ranges you set for tasks in a schedule.
Check each SRA event’s sensitivity to the duration ranges set for tasks in the schedule. Use the sensitivity analysis to find tasks having the most potential to accelerate or delay SRA events.
Combine with SSI Trace Tools to run the Driving Path to At Risk Tasks
Learn About the Other SSI Tools for Microsoft Project
Show All Tasks
Click this button to clear all sorting, filters, and groups and expand all levels of the Work Breakdown Structure.
The SSI Toolbox
The toolbox is a collection of useful time saving features anyone who works with Microsoft Project will want. Features such as: Adding common predecessors or successors to selected tasks, adding common prefixes or suffixes to text data, replacing text with different values, making text proper case, etc.
Schedule Sanitizer
The SSI Schedule Sanitizer is a tool built to help users remove nonessential/unnecessary, and/or proprietary data from a Microsoft Project schedule file prior to sending it to an outside organization. Every organization should require Project Schedulers to, at a minimum, remove any proprietary information from a Project file prior to transferring the file to an outside entity. The SSI Schedule Sanitizer makes the process of removing this data quick and easy. The tool allows users to save and distribute sanitization configurations which can be easily applied at any time.
Copy/Paste Assignments
The SSI Copy/Paste Assignments tool enables users to easily copy assignments from one task and paste them to any number of other tasks. Pasting assignments will assign the same resources and remaining work/cost values of the copied task to all selected tasks.
Exporting Tools
The Exporting Tools are built to export data from Microsoft Project schedules into formats readable by other external tools or schedule deliverables
SSI QBD Tool
Quantifiable Backup Data (QBD) is often required on schedules adhering to Earned Value requirements on any tasks that have long baseline durations. Tracking and managing QBD on each task can be quite the hassle, and auditors often want to see a task's accompanying QBD. With the SSI QBD Tools, you will be able to assign, track, and status QBD steps with just a few clicks.
The Enterprise Fields Setup dialog allows users to provide their list of Enterprise Custom Fields to SSI Tools in a one-time setup, which will allow them to pick these fields in SSI Tools controls.
Copy/Paste Tasks
Why are these buttons here and why would someone use them to copy/paste task rows rather than the standard windows copy/paste functions they have become accustomed to? Interestingly, copying and pasting tasks within a project that is saved on a Project Server or Project Online database can cause file corruption issues. To quote this article, "Over time, enterprise projects can become corrupted in either Project Online or Project Server. Although no one knows every cause of project corruption, one of the primary causes has been the process of cutting/copying and pasting entire task rows in the Microsoft Project schedule.".
When an entire task row is cut/copied, all of its Enterprise Custom Field values are also copied. When a paste occurs, the Project Server/Project Online database can mess up how it stores Enterprise Custom Fields for the project, leading to file corruption.
In order to circumvent this issue and help Microsoft Project users who are connected to PWA avoid file corruption, Structured Solutions has created our own Copy/Paste tools. These buttons will allow users to still be able to copy/paste entire task rows without any of the file corruption risk.
