Analysis
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Schedule Analysis |
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A sound schedule is the basis for successful project management. Conduct a Fuse analysis to pinpoint and resolve scheduling flaws resulting in a more realistic and achievable plan. |
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Ribbon Analysis |
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Acumen has developed a revolutionary means of grouping activities into ribbons of data based on a common attribute such as: WBS, Location, Activity Status, criticality, etc. Data from multiple sources can be integrated into a single analysis. For example, analyze schedule data from Microsoft® Project and cost data saved in Microsoft® Excel all in a single Fuse workbook. Use the Fuse ribbon analyzer to run metrics on groups of activities, or the project as a whole. In short, retain the integrity of a very detailed analysis and gain meaningful insight at the ribbon level. |
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Time-Phase Analysis |
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The Acumen Fuse Phase Analyzer allows you to slice and dice your project based on user-defined time phases and identify where problematic areas lie across the life of your project. These early warning indicators are the best means of pro-active schedule maturity development, allowing you to fix project problems before they occur. |
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Forensic Analysis |
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The forensic analysis Identies variances between 2 or more projects, status updates, or project scenarios as well as the effects such as delays and overruns. |
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Logic Analysis |
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Pinpoint and remove redundant logic resulting in cleaner, easier to maintain schedules. Remove complexities and generate logic reports. Learn more about the Fuse Logic Analyzer.
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Benchmark Analysis |
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Compare last fiscal quarter to all future quarters or one path to all other paths. Select any phase or ribbon as a benchmark to compare all other phases or ribbons to. Even compare your project to industry standards or other "template" projects.
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Comparison Analysis |
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In addition to running a standard Fuse analysis, use the comparison analyzer to compare similarities and differences between ribbons, paths, metrics and phases within a project or portfolio. Determine which activities trigger multiple tripwires and combine cost, schedule, risk and earned value metrics into one analysis. |
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