It follows your schedule options or preferences. If resources is over allocated then it will not level the resource.
Try some experiment then level the resource first to make sure that date are moving then run the schedule and add risk. If you are experimenting 2 or three activities then it will not work because all floats are already zero and critical so it will just give a new date if impacted unless 2 or three activities are not link but have same resource.
Note: Don’t forget to tick Level Resource During Scheduling
See Sample Schedule below before running P6 Risk module : WBS Requirement Settings have 17 float
Yes Rodel, I understand the risk will not impact the schedule........
But we have a schedule impact analysis , which has the following column i.e. WBS Total float , Project total float and Project Finish date.....atleast the impact of risks should be shown in this column.....if we calculate risks.....
If it does not shows the impact , then what is the purpose of having all this column...
Yes Rodel, I understand the risk will not impact the schedule........
But we have a schedule impact analysis , which has the following column i.e. WBS Total float , Project total float and Project Finish date.....atleast the impact of risks should be shown in this column.....if we calculate risks.....
If it does not shows the impact , then what is the purpose of having all this column...
Risk Impact calculates only exposure and it will not affect the schedule. Use Monte Carlo risk simulation or Pertmaster or any Risk simulation software that will calculate the correct risk impact based on different simulation and probability.
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haresh,
It follows your schedule options or preferences. If resources is over allocated then it will not level the resource.
Try some experiment then level the resource first to make sure that date are moving then run the schedule and add risk. If you are experimenting 2 or three activities then it will not work because all floats are already zero and critical so it will just give a new date if impacted unless 2 or three activities are not link but have same resource.
Note: Don’t forget to tick Level Resource During Scheduling
See Sample Schedule below before running P6 Risk module : WBS Requirement Settings have 17 float
Sample Risk Result below after applying Risk:
Yes Rodel, I understand the risk will not impact the schedule........
But we have a schedule impact analysis , which has the following column i.e. WBS Total float , Project total float and Project Finish date.....atleast the impact of risks should be shown in this column.....if we calculate risks.....
If it does not shows the impact , then what is the purpose of having all this column...
regards,
Haresh
Yes Rodel, I understand the risk will not impact the schedule........
But we have a schedule impact analysis , which has the following column i.e. WBS Total float , Project total float and Project Finish date.....atleast the impact of risks should be shown in this column.....if we calculate risks.....
If it does not shows the impact , then what is the purpose of having all this column...
regards,
Haresh
Haresh,
Risk Impact calculates only exposure and it will not affect the schedule. Use Monte Carlo risk simulation or Pertmaster or any Risk simulation software that will calculate the correct risk impact based on different simulation and probability.