Taking the Slow Trip to Monte Carlo, Part 2: Are We There Yet?

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Taking the Slow Trip to Monte Carlo, Part 2: Are We There Yet?

Posted May 10, 2007 | Leadership | Leadership |

In this second of a two-part analysis (see "Taking the Slow Trip to Monte Carlo," 19 April 2007), Carl Pritchard looks at the implications of using the Monte Carlo tools on a small and larger scale and ultimately making Monte Carlo part of the routine.

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Carl Pritchard

Carl Pritchard is a project management thought leader and a lead chapter author for the Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge, 4th edition. Mr. Pritchard is US correspondent for the British project management magazine Project Manager Today and an internationally recognized lecturer and author, with five books to his credit, including Risk Management: Concepts & Guidance. He co-produced The Portable PMP Prep, a 9-CD audio training… Read More

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Taking the Slow Trip to Monte Carlo, Part 2: Are We There Yet?

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