Project Management Concept #26: Sensitivy Analysis vs EMV Analysis

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This Video is a component of our Learning Concepts Series: 26. Sensitivity Analysis vs EMV narrated by Belinda Fremouw.
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[@daaz1911]

A visual aid with the EMV discussion would have been very helpful to get the point across.

[@ianpatrick23]

This a great explanation of sensitivity analysis vs. EMV

[@amyyang1589]

so easy to understand. I find your tutorial videos very useful. Thank you!

[@olatundesobajo6675]

Very good EMV explanation.

[@abhishekmcee]

this is difficult to understand. You should use board and marker for formula based concept

[@annugupta8819]

Unable to understand orally...Anyways Thanks

[@EmmanuelGarcia-j7t]

*Sensitivity. Great video though