In this issue:

     New RiskyProject 1.2: focus on integration

     RiskyProject Lite: Introduction to quantitative risk analysis

     Decision Analysis with RiskyProject

     Event Chain Methodology: New Resources

RiskyProject 1.2: Focus on Integration

Decision Analysis with RiskyProject

Intaver Institute has just released a new edition of RiskyProject version 1.2.  RiskyProject includes the following new features:

• Project decision analysis based on project schedules.

• Export project schedules to MPX files and import data from MPX files. MPX file format is supported by different project management software applications. 

• Improved integration with Primavera software: RiskyProject can import schedules from Primavera software and export the results of probabilistic analysis back to Primavera.

• Some project management applications: Microsoft Project, ProjectKickStart, FastTrack, SureTrak, and TurboProject can be launched directly from RiskyProject. Project risks and schedules  can now be imported to RiskyProject  from WelcomRisk.

• Project Dashboard 3x3 view: an easy way to see the results of your quantitative analysis.

   Learn more about new RiskyProject 1.2

   Download trial version of RiskyProject

   Buy RiskyProject online now

Use RiskyProject Professional and Vanguard Studio by Vanguard Software Corporation to perform project decision analysis. You project has a number of alternatives:

•  What particular project scenario should be selected? 

•  How will this selection be affected by risks and uncertainties?

RiskyProject converts the project schedule into a decision tree. Each activity within the project schedule will become a node of the decision tree. To view a Decision Tree just launch DecisionPro directly from RiskyProject.

   Learn more decision analysis

RiskyProject Lite: Introduction to quantitative risk analysis

Event Chain Methodology: New Resources

RiskyProject Lite is an introductory level project risk management software. RiskyProject Lite is designed for project managers without advanced knowledge of risk analysis theory. Just create a project schedule or import it from  other project management applications. Then create a risk list and perform simulations. RiskyProject Lite will determine how risks and uncertainties will affect your project schedule.

What is a difference between RiskyProject Professional and RiskyProject Lite:

• RiskyProject Lite does not present the user with input and output statistical distributions and other statistical parameters.

• Risky Project Lite does not have the Sensitivity  view, the Crucial Task view, the tracking Gantt chart, the Success Rate view, risk templates, or project decision analysis

   Learn more about new RiskyProject Lite

   Download trial version of RiskyProject

   Buy RiskyProject online now

Event Chain Methodology is a method of modeling of uncertainties on different time-related business and technological processes including project management. We are constantly updating our resource page related to Event Chain Methodology. Please read two new white papers:

    Read more about Event Chain Methodology

Intaver Institute Events

PMI Global Congress: North America 2005

10-13 September, Toronto, Canada

Please visit our booth 1242