Project Risk Analysis Software and Project Risk Management Software Forum

Currently, you can only setup chart options for specific projects. There currently isn’t a method for setting chart options that will apply to all existing or new projects.

Most likely you have older version of database, which does not correspond with version of RiskyProject installed. You need to upgrade database using script provided by Intaver Institute. You can view version number of the database using the following process: 1. Open you SQL Server Management Studio...

RiskyProject now supports resource calendars.

Risks in the integrated Risk Register are also ranked based on sensitivity to major project parameters and risk scores can be presented similarly as a Tornado chart, with horizontal bars. Risks can be ranked based on specific project parameters or on a "normalized' impact score across all project pa...

The Global Risk view is no longer supported in current versions of RiskyProject. It has been replaced by the Risk Assignment View which presents all risk assignments (local and global) in a combined view.

With VMware installs using Windows 7 or later, the UAC system requires a license for each user account and no longer allows a single license to be used by multiple user accounts.

RiskyProject includes tight integration with all versions of MS Project from 2010 beyond. The addin includes the ability to run MC simulations in MS Project and export to RiskyProject

As of the release of version 7.1, you can now export data in any view to Excel using the File>Export>Microsoft Excel. This includes the schedule with activities though it will not contain calendar/working time information.

In most real life projects risk assignments are correlated. In other words if risk occurred, it affects all tasks this risk is assigned to. For example, risk 'fire' if it occurred will affect all tasks this risk is assigned to. So we recommend to keep this check box on.

Yes. The quickest way is to run the Diagnostics (Schedule > click Schedule Diagnostics). Select the results of the analysis located in the top pane, right-click and choose Copy. http://www.intaver.com/images/RP_Forum_DCMA1.png Once you have copied the data, you open Excel and paste the data. The cop...

It is important to know that RiskyProject has only one currency for project portfolio (for RiskyProject Enterprise) and for whole project (for RiskyProject Lite and RiskyProject Professional). It may cause some incompatibility with Primavera P6 which uses multiple currencies.

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...