Joint schedule-and-cost modelling: engineering-validated, not yet offered.
QSCRA (joint schedule-plus-cost modelling) is implemented and certified against analytic oracles in engineering validation; it is not yet offered for client use.
Implemented and certified against analytic oracles.
Cost and schedule uncertainty interact, so QSCRA models them jointly. The joint sampler is implemented and certified against analytic oracles in engineering validation; results are cross-check evidence only, with the client's approved engine remaining the system of record. It is not yet offered for client use.
- Implemented and engineering-validated — the joint schedule-and-cost sampler is built, surfaced in the product and certified against analytic oracles; results are cross-check evidence only.
- Not yet offered — no client QSCRA engagement is currently sold or delivered.
- No release date — no version or timetable is authorised.
- No replacement claim — QSCRA does not replace any existing tool, and the approved engine of record stays controlling.
- Formal validation still open — numerical, security, accessibility and release evidence would all need to complete, with a named GO decision, before any client offer.
No promise before evidence.
QSCRA will only ever be offered when the evidence supports it — numerical, security and accessibility evidence complete, with a separate named decision.
What would have to close before any future offer.
Any future change would need an exact-candidate evidence pack and a separate named GO decision.
- Numerical assurance — defined benchmarks and independent review.
- Product and security assurance — tenancy, storage, recovery and full client-journey evidence.
- Accessibility and documentation — automated and named manual review.
- Named decision — exact scope, limitations and a named GO decision.
No release date or version target is published.
Need combined cost and schedule risk today?
Use your approved engine of record for combined analysis today. QSCRA is not currently offered.