@RISK & DecisionTools Suite
Software and solutions for risk analysis. Make better decisions in any industry.
Unilever
Manufacturing
[The DecisionTools Suite] has played a key role in increasing the quality of decision-making and helping project teams to think clearly, act decisively and feel confident.Read More
Unilever
Manufacturing
[The DecisionTools Suite] has played a key role in increasing the quality of decision-making and helping project teams to think clearly, act decisively and feel confident.Read More
Lockheed Martin/NASA
Aerospace
@RISK really makes it a lot easier to handle large, complex systems in data analysis.Read More
Fluor
Oil & Gas
Risk analysis within Fluor has moved up to a different level because of @RISK.Read More
Fluor
Oil & Gas
Risk analysis within Fluor has moved up to a different level because of @RISK.Read More
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Finance & Banking
@RISK enables models to be built that reflect complex scenarios and are straightforward for users to deploy and interpret.Read More
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News
Inside the model: FIFA World Cup using @RISK
Steve Begg of U of Adelaide discusses his @RISK World Cup model. "What’s crucial is that neither the information nor your reasoning is biased.”
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@RISK and DecisionTools Suite 7.6
Compatibility with Excel 2019, improved support for multiple displays, and more.
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Training & Events
2019 Palisade Risk Events
Regional Training
Decision-Making and Quantitative Risk Analysis using @RISK and the DecisionTools Suite
Live Webinars
Register for a webinar to learn how to use risk and decision analysis software, learn techniques in risk analysis modeling, and ask questions.
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Which Distribution Should I Use in @RISK?
Which distribution should you use to represent uncertain values in your spreadsheet model? Get an introduction to probabilistic analysis and Monte Carlo simulation right in your Excel spreadsheet using @RISK.