DemoRiverside is invented. Every figure on screen is computed by the real engines from fixture data, so the numbers are honest about the fixtures and the fixtures are not real.
Capo
Riverside rolloutGated Scrum with an ADKAR overlay
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Critical path

Schedule

134 working days from 2026-03-09 to 2026-09-10.

1 behind the imposed finish
Marker line atPeriod 2 close2026-05-01
LaunchDiscovery gatePeriod 2 closeDesign gatePeriod 3 closePeriod 4 closePeriod 5 closeWhere it stands now

The end of a reporting period, measured through that close. Earned value is recomputed through that close, against the baseline that was in force at the time, and actual cost is never restated. The plan, the register and the people show today, because Capo keeps no history of those yet and will not pretend otherwise.

Negative float
1 item cannot make the imposed finish

These have less time available than they need. The schedule shows the shortfall rather than quietly relaxing the constraint.

Solid

The schedule as the critical path method computes it. Nothing on this timeline moves by accident.

Item
Discovery
Current state assessmentCritical
Stakeholder register
Requirements documentationCritical
Design
Intake process designCritical
Data migration plan
Integration specification
Build
Intake form and workflowCritical
Migrated data set
Case management integration
Reporting viewsCritical
Cutover
User acceptanceCritical
Staff training
Go live and handoverCritical
Running the project
Program management
Quality assurance
Discovery gate
Design gate
Build complete
Go liveCritical
Apr 26
May 26
Jun 26
Jul 26
Aug 26
Sep 26
Oct 26
  1. Discovery gate2026-04-23
  2. Design gate2026-05-25
  3. Build complete2026-08-10
  4. Go live2026-09-10 · Critical
How to read this timeline
A solid bar
The working days an item is scheduled to occupy, from its earliest start to its earliest finish.
An outlined bar
A rollup. Its span is the span of everything nested beneath it, not work of its own.
A diamond, marking a milestone
A dated marker with no duration, no effort and no cost. It either happened on its date or it did not.
Marked critical
The chain of work with no spare days, shown by a dashed leading edge and by the word critical in the label. A day lost anywhere on it is a day lost on the finish date.
The vertical rust line
Today. Bars finishing to its left should be done.
Float
Spare working days an item can slip before it moves the project finish. Zero float means it is on the critical path.
Negative float
Less time available than the work needs to meet an imposed finish. The shortfall is shown in working days rather than quietly absorbed by relaxing the constraint.