Your team
Availability shifts. New hires need time. An overloaded or neglected team loses momentum.
Run a consulting project. Balance the budget, your team, and a client who keeps asking for more.
No account needed.
Each scenario gives you a few Time Allocation Points (TAP), representing your limited capacity to act. Investigating, negotiating, and communicating all spend time. Commit to your choices and allocate it carefully: unresolved conditions carry consequences into the next scenario.
Availability shifts. New hires need time. An overloaded or neglected team loses momentum.
Some watch the budget. Others keep expanding the scope. Each needs a different approach.
Costs and progress keep moving. Earlier choices shape the problems you face next.
Earned Value Management (EVM) compares the budgeted value of completed work with planned progress and actual spending.
Are you delivering value at the planned pace?
Are you getting the planned value for what you spend?
Where could the final cost land if current cost efficiency continues?
EV is the budgeted value of completed work; PV is the budgeted value of work planned by now. AC is actual cost, and BAC is the total cost budget.
An SPI or CPI of 1.0 is on plan; below 1.0 signals slower progress or higher cost. Explore earned value and CPI or forecasting the cost to finish.
Each choice opens new options, with cascading effects through the entire project simulation.
Practice protecting the work, the budget, and the people behind both.