#65 Estimating the Unknown

Episode 65 of the Inspect and Adapt podcast, hosted by Construx, titled "#65 Estimating the Unknown" was published on March 10, 2026 and runs 59 minutes.

March 10, 2026 ·59m · Inspect and Adapt

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Summary

"How do you estimate something you’ve never done before?" Construx gets that question a lot. This podcast identifies how to approach estimating when you have a lot of unknown items. Join Construx's Earl Beede and Steve Tockey as they look at techniques for making the unknown less unknown, bounding the uncertainty, and planning through the unknown. Hosted by Mark Griffin

Episode Description

"How do you estimate something you’ve never done before?" Construx gets that question a lot. This podcast identifies how to approach estimating when you have a lot of unknown items. Join Construx's Earl Beede and Steve Tockey as they look at techniques for making the unknown less unknown, bounding the uncertainty, and planning through the unknown. Hosted by Mark Griffin

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