From the Workshop
Engineering insights, product updates, and deep dives into forensic schedule analysis.
What's Next for FPM: New Engine, New Platform, New Capabilities
We're rebuilding FPM from the ground up with a new forensic engine, AI-native workflows, and a redesigned interface. Here's what we're building and when to expect it.
Structural Impacts in an Evolving Network: The Hardest Problem in Forensic Delay Analysis
When a schedule adds and removes hundreds of logic ties between updates, measuring each change's impact requires understanding the network at each point in time. Here's why that's so hard.
Calculator vs Mathematician: Where AI Fits in Forensic Schedule Analysis
AI agents can surface the data, trace paths, and flag anomalies. But the analyst still drives the investigation. How to think about the division of labor between tools, agents, and domain expertise.
Introducing WOET: A Deterministic Timeline for Forensic Delay Analysis
WOET (Window-Observed Execution Timeline) brings computational rigor to AACE MIP 3.4 contemporaneous-period analysis. Every day classified, every classification traceable.
Critical Path vs Longest Path: Why Your Schedule Has Both
Most schedulers treat critical path and longest path as the same thing. They aren't. Here's why both float measures matter, with visual network examples showing when they diverge.
Building FPM with AI: How Claude Helps Ship Forensic Schedule Analysis
How we use AI as a core part of how FPM is built, and how our MCP integration lets anyone query schedule data conversationally.