DELIVERY

Review the ripple effect
before changing the plan.

Compare current and proposed schedules across projects, shared people and delivery commitments.

Example companyMC
◫▤◎▥
Schedule ImpactIllustrative view
Current → proposedDraft proposal
Project commitmentCurrent finishProposed finish
Atlas · 23 Oct23 Oct26 Oct
Nova · 28 Oct28 Oct28 Oct
Affected projects2One date moves beyond commitment
Conflict days1Still needs a planning decision
Review before applying

The proposal preserves a locked task. One shared-resource conflict remains unresolved.

Illustrative workflow · sample data
FOR OPERATIONS LEADERS, PROJECT MANAGERS AND ENGINEERING MANAGERS

A clearer way
to move forward.

A change that helps one project can create a conflict elsewhere. Teams need to see the full effect before applying it.

An explainable change decision across the portfolio.

INSIDE THIS CAPABILITY

The details that make it useful.

Compare two states

Review current and proposed finish dates, affected activities, conflict days and projects beyond commitment dates.

Respect existing constraints

Dependencies, locked work, daily availability and source reservations constrain the planning proposal.

Keep the decision with you

Use manual or assisted proposals, inspect unresolved conflicts, then apply the reviewed change or discard it.

HOW THE WORK MOVES

From context to action.

01

Propose a change

Adjust a date, remaining effort or allocation in the draft.

02

Review the impact

Inspect people conflicts and project finish changes.

03

Apply deliberately

Commit the reviewed proposal or discard the preview.

SCOPE & AVAILABILITY

Set the right expectation.

A proposal is not a saved commitment until applied. Automatic proposals do not guarantee an optimal or conflict-free plan; confirm availability for your release.

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MAKE THE CONNECTION

Start with the way
your company works.

Bring a real workflow to the conversation.
We’ll explore where MCT Orbit fits.

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