Thoughts on a Project-Volatility Metric: Part II -- Putting the Metric to Use

by Vince Kellen

In Part I of this two-part Executive Update series, I examined the notion of project volatility and set forth the assumptions that underlie my own project planning approach.1 Here in Part II, I delve more deeply into the definition of project volatility and the use of a project-volatility metric.

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Thoughts on a Project-Volatility Metric: Part II -- Putting the Metric to Use3 March 2009

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