Project Risk Analysis Software and Project Risk Management Software Forum

The focus of RiskyProject in terms of schedule analysis is on understanding potential impact of risks and uncertainties on future performance so its capabilities in this area is limited. The Tracking views present the project actuals along with forecasts based on progress. The Tracking Gantt present...

One of the main outputs of a Monte Carlo simulation are Cumulative Probability Plots where are S curves that plot percentiles on the right y axis. In the example below we can see how the varying percentiles for finish time can be presented using cumulative probability plots. http://www.intaver.com/i...

RiskyProject a performs Monte Carlo simulation, which is a more advanced and accurate risk quantification method than PERT and has largely superseded it, especially on larger and more complex schedules. PERT (Program Evaluation and Review Technique) uses weighted averages based on ranged estimate fo...

One of the reasons why you may experience discrepancies between the results you see in RiskyProject and when you open the xml file in Microsoft Project is that when you export results as a percentile it does not calculate the critical path prior to the export. It is only an export of the raw simulat...

In addition, if you add on primary summary task that includes all of the project, you can include this task in the Statistics Report which will generate all histograms, cumulative probability, and sensitivity to finish time chart.

RiskyProject now supports P6 *.xer format which is covered in this post: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1549&p=3247&hilit=%2A.xer#p3247

For more information, please see our blog post http://intaver.com/blog-project-managem ... -projects/.

With the release of version 7, the decision tree integration has been removed. However, you can still perform a similar analysis using multiple baselines. This involves creating alternative models of your project which can include risks, uncertainties, risk mitigation activities etc. For more inform...

Exporting schedule based decision trees has been discontinued with the release of version 7 in 2017.

Currently all desktop versions of RiskyProject include the RiskyProject Addin. This integration is covered in here ahttp://www.intaver.com/tutorial7/Professional/ ... ration.mp4

When choosing between the Lite and Professional versions, it is best to understand how you will be using it and what outputs are required. As both versions include the MSP Addin, RiskyProject Lite is appropriate if: You are only running simulations using the Addin You only using 3pt estimates (Durat...

If your 30 trial period expires prior to completing your evaluation, send an email to support@intaver.com and request an extended evaluation license with the expected period that you will require to complete your evaluation.

Sometimes outliers are grouped together on the frequency chart. In most cases it occurs because of non working time. It also can occur because of conditional branching.

It is important that when you import risks from Excel file you don't exceed maximum number of risks, which is equal 2000.

You do not require to have MSP installed to import the xml file. In 2015, we had a discussion with the Primavera/Oracle consultants and they recommended the MSP xml as the most robust integration format. We did have some clients who had success and some like to use XER, which is why we added to supp...