Barbecana | Risk Analysis | Monte Carlo Simulation | Monte Carlo Method

Barbecana offers 2 software add-ins for Microsoft Project, Full Monte (Monte Carlo Method) and Schedule Inspector.

Full Monte is an affordable risk analysis software for the project management industry that integrates seamlessly with Microsoft Project 2007 and above. Our risk software is perfect for those in aerospace and defense, construction project management, technology project management, engineering, government contracts and more.

Full Monte, is affordable, fast, and easy-to-use. Full Monte utilizes the Monte Carlo simulation method. With Full Monte, you’ll be able to better understand the risks involved in your projects and to minimize those risks as much as possible.

We have new enhancements/improvements to Full Monte, including

Full Monte now detects that there is no risk data, warns user, and does not do simulation.
Improved compatibility with the way Project does CPM calculations. (Only known remaining difference is how we interpret ALAP.)

To read the full list visit Full Monte Enhancements.

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Histogram and S-curve of project early finish.

User definable reports give choice of dozens of fields, including percentiles, multiple bars, etc. All reports can be printed.

“I’ve actually tested three different Monte Carlo schedule risk analysis products and Full Monte is the only one that has been able to successfully perform the analysis on the Microsoft Project test schedule.”

Full Monte User

Full Monte has the Utility to migrate data from Deltek Risk+.

To learn more about Full Monte, go to Full Monte Features.

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Schedule Inspector is Barbecana’s schedule validation software. Schedule Inspector is the fast and easy way to improve schedule quality by identifying potential problems in your Microsoft Project (2007 and above) schedule.

Schedule Inspector is flexible. You need perform only those tests you think are appropriate, and most of these can be customized. Supported tests include all those in the Defense Contract Management Agency’s 14-point schedule assessment guide.