Project Risk Analysis Software and Project Risk Management Software Forum

RiskyProject does not present statistical distribution associated with resource allocation. However you may view low, base, and high estimates for resources using resource view. Use checkboxes on the right pane of the view to select low, base, or high resource allocation charts. You can select four ...

RiskyProject supports MPP files created by MS Project 2000, 2002, 2003 and 2007. Most likely you have your MPP file opened by MS Project when you tried to read it in RiskyProject. Please close MS Project and try to open MPP file by RiskyProject.

Here is a list of book we compiled: Decision Analysis Including Psychology of Judgment and Decision Making: Bell, D.E., Schleifer, A., Jr., Decision Making Under Uncertainty, Course Technology, Inc., Cambridge, MA, 1995 Clemen, R. T., Making Hard Decisions, Brooks/Cole Publishing Company, 2nd ed., P...

Here is few features of RiskyProject 2.1 1. RiskyProject can now open Microsoft Project MPP file (RiskyProject Professional only). Just go to File -> Open and select MPP file format. 2. Local risk views: Local risks views help to assign risks to one or many tasks or resources. 3. Improved calendars:...

RiskyProject 2.1 can be installed together with previous versions of RiskyProject (uninstall does not required). All current users of RiskyProject can upgrade the software free of charge. RiskyProject Lite and Professional 2.1 will use license of previous RiskyProject versions. You may download Risk...

You can print frequency and cumulative probability diagrams for complete project when you click on Print in Project summary.

You may also save chart to clipboard. To do it right click on the chart and select format you want to use. Then you may paste this chart to your PowerPoint presentation.

Event chain methodology is based on CPM and Monte Carlo simulation. It also includes a number of other principles which simplify modeling uncertainties in project schedules and make it much more accurate. Among such principles: a. Analysis of the moment of the risk b. Managing chain of events c. Eve...

We consider Event chain methodology as a next step beyond Critical chain. Event chain methodology is uncertainty modeling and schedule network analysis technique, which focuses on managing events and event chains in the project schedule. Here is how our clients are using Event chain methodology: 1. ...

Here is the list of new features of RiskyProject 2.1: 1. Ability to open Microsoft Project MPP file (only for RiskyProject professional) 2. Improved probabilistic and conditional branching 3. Improved calculation performance 4. Full compatibility with Microsoft Vista 5. Improved calendars 6. Local r...

In order to use RiskyProject with Primavera to need to export Primavera data to MPX or Microsoft Project XML formats. Please note, that in order to export data to Microsoft Project XML you must have MS Project installed on the same computer as Primavera. Then you can import MPX or XML file to RiskyP...

Event cost is not currently calculated by RiskyProject however, we are planning to implement it next releases. We agree that event cost would be very good indicator of criticality of each event. It will be calculated based on correlation coefficient associated with cost of task and cost of project.

Monte Carlo simulation is used in Event chain methodology to perform analysis of project schedules. Once events and event chains are defined, quantitative analysis using Monte Carlo simulation can be performed to quantify the cumulative impact of the events. Probabilities and impacts of risks are us...

Next version of RiskyProject 2.2 supposes to be released in next couple of weeks. New features will include: 1. Support native Microsoft Project MPP file format 2. Improved integration with Microsoft Project 2007 3. Improved visualization of probabilistic and conditional branching 4. Local risk view...

We are happy to let you know, that RiskyProject 2.0 is fully compatible with Microsoft Windows Vista. We have extensively tested our software with different versions of Microsoft Windows Vista and did not find any problems and conflicts.

Yes, MSP2007 and early versions of MS Project process MPX file slightly different. We are currently in the process of releasing new version for RiskyProject 2.1. It should fully support Microsoft Project 2007. This version should be available within next couple of weeks.