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Aren't "windows" delay analysis flawed by the common condensing of schedule as schedule goes on?

By John Reeves
Created 14 Jul 2022 - 14:14
Submitted by John Reeves on Thu, 2022-07-14 14:14

Aren't "windows" delay analysis flawed by the common condensing of schedule as schedule goes on?  -  Do if the project is complete and you have 5 delays at 20 days each, but he job is only 20 days late - couldn't you just prorate each delay - because none should get credit for other changes to bring it back onto "close to"  schedule?

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