I'm interested to hear experiences using this MS Project add-on to run Monte Carlo simulations. Did the exercise add value, provide more informed guidance, trigger more proactive risk management? What problems were encountered in implementation and roll out? Saving Changes...
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Ryan JumawanSoftware Project Engineer| Global ConsultingBoston, Ma, United States
I did not know that you can perform simulations using MS Project.. can you share where and how to integrate add-on like Monte Carlo? Thank you - RJ Saving Changes...
Anonymous
Risk+ is a program sold by CS Solutions (@ CS-solutions.com)for about U$800. Upon installation, it embeds in the toolbar of MS project and is activated from within MS project. They have a demo on their website, and I heard about it from a frequent user at a conference. I haven't used it myself. I'd like to hear from users whether it is straightforward to implement/use and whether the tool's value is sufficient that it continues to be used past the initial implementation push. Saving Changes...
Ryan JumawanSoftware Project Engineer| Global ConsultingBoston, Ma, United States
I will try to d/l a demo and look into it.. Thank for your referral. Saving Changes...
Michael TrumperBusiness Deveopment, Partner | Intaver Institute Inc and RiskyProjectSoftwareAlberta, Canada
Risk is no longer supported by MS Project 2010 and later. We have a MS Project Addin that replaces Risk as part of our project risk analysis and management software suite RiskyProject www.riskyproject.com Saving Changes...
