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RiskyProject for Microsoft Project as a Standalone Application

RiskyProject as a Standalone Application

You can launch RiskyProject directly from the Windows Program menu. When you open RiskyProject, the main Project view appears in which you can enter schedule and risk, perform the analysis, track project performance and report the results.

RiskyProject for Microsoft Project

RiskyProject seamlessly integrates with all versions of Microsoft Project from 2003 and higher. When you install RiskyProject, it checks if Microsoft Project is installed on the computer. If Microsoft Project 2003/2007 is installed, RiskyProject and adds a toolbar and macro to Microsoft Project. If Microsoft Project 2010 is installed RiskyProject installs ribbon tab and Add-In to Microsoft Project.

Here is how the integration works:

The first time you open Microsoft Project after installing RiskyProject for Project, check to see that the RiskyProject toolbar (for Microsoft Project 2003/2007) or ribbon tab (for Microsoft Project 2010) is visible. In Microsoft Project 2003/2007, you can enable or disable the toolbar by clicking on Toolbars in the View menu. In Microsoft Project 2010, you can enable/disable ribbon tab by clicking on Options in the File menu. Project Options dialog will come up where you can select Customize Ribbon. You can also check the installed RiskyProject add-in by selecting Add-Ins.
Create a schedule in Microsoft Project.
Click one of buttons on the RiskyProject toolbar in Microsoft Project 2003/2007 or RiskyProject ribbon tab in Microsoft Project 2010 to go to selected RiskyProject view. Essentially, RiskyProject offers additional risk related views to Microsoft Project such as a risk adjusted Gantt chart, a Risk Matrix, a risk adjusted cash flow chart and more.
Add risks, uncertainties, and other risk-related information in the RiskyProject views.
Run a simulation, perform an analysis and generate a report.
At any moment, you can go back to Microsoft Project and make changes to your schedule. All changes will be reflected in RiskyProject. However, if you make changes to the deterministic project schedule in RiskyProject, these changes may be overwritten by the Microsoft Project schedule.