Start with one defined
project decision
Define one owner decision, the evidence available, the scope of review and the bounded output needed to support next steps.
Defined engagement
From intake to executive briefing
Bounded outputs
Confirmed with scope
What is Vantage
What We Analyze
Five dimensions of execution structure
A pilot begins with the decision you need to support and the minimum project information required for that question. Scope may include schedule, change, constraint, inspection, quality or reporting evidence.
Construction schedules
Supported CPM schedule information can be organized into a dependency view, subject to file quality, available fields and the agreed scope.
Activity dependencies
Available finish-to-start, start-to-start and lag relationships can be examined to identify chains that may deserve closer review.
Float distribution
Where the source schedule supports it, float distribution and compression patterns can be examined across near-critical paths.
Inspection clustering
Available hold points can be considered alongside downstream dependencies to identify inspection clusters that may warrant attention.
Trade coordination density
Available trade, location and schedule information can be compared to identify high-density coordination windows.
Pilot Timeline
From defined decision to
executive briefing
Timing agreed with scopeProject Intake
Initial reviewWe confirm the owner decision, available project evidence, handling expectations and the bounded scope of analysis.
Outputs
Structural Risk Analysis
Timing set by scopeVantage organizes the agreed project information into a connected view. Depending on evidence quality and scope, schedule logic, float, constraints, inspections, coordination windows and dependency pathways may be examined.
Outputs
Finding Development
Timing set by scopePotential findings are checked against available project evidence, construction context, missing information and the decision the pilot is intended to support.
Outputs
Executive Risk Briefing
Timing set by scopeMaterial findings are compiled into an executive briefing with supporting evidence, owner questions, monitoring priorities, assumptions and limitations.
Outputs
Deliverables
What you receive at the end of the pilot
Connected Evidence View
Visual reportA visual view of the project records and dependencies relevant to the agreed decision, subject to the completeness and structure of available evidence.
Propagation Pathway Analysis
Analytical reportWhere the available schedule supports it, a trace of how a condition may connect to first- and second-order dependencies, with uncertainty and missing information stated.
Evidence-Linked Findings
Structured outputPrioritized observations showing what appears to be happening, why it may matter, which available evidence supports it and what requires confirmation.
Executive Risk Briefing
Live presentationA structured presentation of findings for project leadership, including evidence, owner questions, monitoring priorities, assumptions and limitations.
The Pilot Program
Focused Pilot
Start with a defined
project decision
Send us your project context and we will review whether a focused pilot is appropriate.
What you'll need to provide