Factoring risk into project schedules has never been easier or more methodical than using Primavera Risk Analysis. Providing a better method of analysing the risk to your programme, you can quickly provide a more realistic picture of the risks to your project.

Using Primavera Risk Analysis to account for inclement weather in your programmes is a breeze. What’s more is that the process leads to a more reflective and realistic result because we utilise an approach to risk management and analysis that in itself, is a reflection on real world events.

Well the new year has arrived, and with the majority of your project team returning from leave there can often be a slump before work really starts to take off again. It is important to ensure that you take every precaution to prevent the holiday period from causing stress to your project

A simple macro to help you determine what distribution type to use when performing a monte carlo simulation on a three point risk estimate.

A paper written by Greg Betros covering the Monte Carlo simulation technique and why it is different to other techniques currently in use today in Risk Assessment.

What requirements do I need to run a proper Monte Carlo risk simulation and analysis? this article lists the requirements and explains why you need certain elements.

Monte Carlo Simulation is a difficult beast to comprehend. This artcile, part one of a two part write up, examines the definition of Monte Carlo Simulations.

Key steps to risk identification

Following on from Part 1, this mini post describes some basic fields you may need in your risk register

Part one into the mini adventure that is the development and maintenance of the Project Risk Register