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You work as a project manager for BlueWell Inc. You would like to utilize sensitivity analysis in your project, but the management does not understand how this will be displayed. What type of chart is usually used with sensitivity analysis to show the relative affect of risks on the project?

AIshikawa chart

BForce field analysis chart

CGERT Chart

DTornado diagram

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by Maurine at Feb 10, 2024, 08:07 PM

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Dannie

13 days ago

Yeah, the tornado diagram is the way to go. It's like a weather forecast for your project - you can see the big storm clouds (high-impact risks) and the light breezes (low-impact risks). Much better than a boring old bar chart.

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Cyril

14 days ago

Ah yes, the tornado diagram! It's like a super-charged bar chart that lets you see at a glance which risks have the biggest potential to throw your project off course. Management will definitely appreciate the clear, visual way it presents the sensitivity analysis.

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Claribel

18 hours ago

Ishikawa chart

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Jessenia

15 days ago

Hmm, I'm pretty sure the answer is the tornado diagram. It's a great way to visually show how different variables or risks can impact the project's outcome. The tornado shape really highlights which factors have the biggest influence.

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Francoise

16 days ago

This is a tricky question! I've seen sensitivity analysis used in projects, but I'm not sure which chart is typically used to display the results. The Ishikawa chart seems a bit too generic, and GERT charts are more for network analysis, I think. Force field analysis is more about evaluating factors, not showing the sensitivity of risks.

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