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AdenTurton launches the Controls Lab: ten instruments, one CPM engine

Ten free, live instruments that run on one shared critical path schedule. Score a file, insert a delay, test a finish date and price a late day.

November 5, 20264 min readBy AdenTurton

AdenTurton has launched the Controls Lab: 10 free, live instruments that all run on one shared critical path schedule. Change a duration in one instrument and the others see the same change, because they share the same CPM engine.

Why we built it

Owners are asked to approve baselines, accept updates and judge delay claims, often with no way to test the numbers themselves. The Lab puts the core methods of project controls in front of them, with nothing to install and nothing to buy.

The 10 instruments

What it is, and what it is not

The Lab teaches the methods we use every day: critical path logic, DCMA-style health checks, Monte Carlo confidence, earned value and the cost of a late day. It is not a substitute for an independent review of a real project. When the Lab raises a question about your schedule, that is the moment to bring in someone who can open the native file.

Open the Controls Lab, or send us the file that prompted the question through an independent schedule review.

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