Project Risk Analysis Software and Project Risk Management Software Forum

Yes Charts can be customized by right-clicking on the chart and clicking Options https://www.intaver.com/images/RP_Forum_CustomizeCharts1.png The Chart Options dialog box opens. https://www.intaver.com/images/RP_Forum_CustomizeCharts2.png You can now add markers for percentile, customize colours and...

From your description, it appears that you have RiskyProject Lite and not the Professional version.
The Lite version rather than the Professional version.
You can download the Professional trial version from https://intaver.com/index-downloads.html

hank you for your interest in RiskyProject. The "test" or trial version is fully functional with no differences from the commercial version. On the Result Gantt 1. Select an activity for which you want to view the results. 2. On the ribbon, click the Analysis tab. 3. In the Task Simulation...

We believe that visually Risk Register looks more appealing and easy to read when the rows are the same height. It is better to have relative short and concise risk name, but with more detailed description in Risk Information dialog (when you double click on risk ID in Risk Register).

In general you don't need to show very many sensitivity results. It is important to know probably 3-10 most important tasks and risks. It is because you would need to focus attention on optimizing these tasks and mitigating risks.

Monte Carlo simulations are at the heart of quantitative risk analysis in RiskyProject Professional. Proper configuration ensures accurate probabilistic forecasts for schedules and costs. Here's a detailed guide: 1. First, ensure your project schedule is loaded (import from MS Project if needed via ...

Hi, the risk matrix is a key tool for visualizing threats and opportunities in RiskyProject's risk management system. Customizing it ensures it aligns with your organization's risk appetite. Follow these steps: 1. Go to the Risks tab > Risk Views group and select Risk Matrix. 2 To customize, click F...

Configuring risk categories and outcomes is straightforward in RiskyProject Professional and helps tailor the system to your project's needs. Here's how to do it: 1. Open your project and navigate to the Risks tab in the ribbon. 2. In the Settings group, click on Categories and Outcomes. 3. Switch t...

It is most likely due to the critical Path test (#12) It is very resource intensive and unlike our Monte Carlo simulations can only be run on a single core. On large schedules we recommend to turn this test off unless it is absolutely required. For schedule risk analysis it is not essential. How to ...

It is most likely due to the critical Path test (#12) It is very resource intensive and unlike our Monte Carlo simulations can only be run on a single core. On large schedules we recommend to turn this test off unless it is absolutely required. For schedule risk analysis it is not essential. How to ...

Yes, you can customize the appearance of uncertainty bands. In RiskyProject, uncertainty bands are formatted through the chart settings. Here’s how: 1. Go to Risks tab and in the Distributions group, click Uncertainty Bands. 2. In the Uncertainty Bands dialog box, select a uncertainty band 3. Click ...

When a risk register in an Excel spreadsheet has been imported into RiskyProject. If the user has selected to save the mapping to the spreadsheet as a template, the file name and locations is saved with the RiskyProject file (*.alm). If the file opened on another computer, the software will look for...

Yes, you can import schedules into RiskyProject Professional, but SmartSheet schedules must first be converted into a compatible format. SmartSheets allows you to export your schedule as a 1. Open your SmartSheet project 2. Click File in the top menu 3. Hover over Export 4. Select Export to Microsof...

In general we recommend all settings to be done in RiskyProject rather than in MS Project Addin for RiskyProject.

Some clients ask us why they cannot see different S-Curves even they define multiple baselines. Please make sure that your baselines are different. Otherwise they will overlap each other and you will not see different results.