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Add action comparison to project forecasting and controls.

Forecasting tells the team what is likely to happen. Cornerstone adds an intervention layer: what is likely to happen under each available action, with confidence, assumptions, and a reviewable record of the decision.

Illustrative five-stage workflow: schedule forecast, risk identified, recovery options compared, decision recorded, outcome tracked.
From forecast to intervention: schedule forecast → risk identified → recovery options compared → decision recorded → outcome tracked. Illustrative concept.

Use cases

Probabilistic completion forecasting

Maintain calibrated completion estimates that update as evidence arrives.

Recovery-option analysis

Compare recovery actions against a consistent view of current conditions.

Change-impact assessment

Estimate the schedule and production consequences of proposed changes.

Decision records

Keep a reviewable record of recommendations, assumptions, and decisions.

Intervention review

Compare expected and observed results of actions taken.

Forecast confidence

Make ranges and probability of improvement part of the standard reporting picture.

“This adds an intervention layer to our existing forecasting and project-control data.”

The reaction we build for

Start with one repeated, measurable process.