Risk Analysis & Conference In the Netherlands

Author: · May 20, 2008 · Filed Under General, Risk  - 0 Comment(s)

I spent this week with our international group… at two conferences (ISPA / SCEA and SSCAG) in the Netherlands.

There were several excellent papers given by Galorath people as well as many SEER users.

Risk analysis has always been one of my favorite features of SEER. And as the risk analyis community matured the risk gurus asked for the ability to fine tune the risk methodology. I was pleased to hear the results of a risk survey and to see how many people use SEER’s internal risk features. SEER includes internal risk analysis and, for those who want to fine tune risk even more, SEER has an interface to Oracle’s Crystal Ball. The Crystal Ball interface allows users to specify more specific information regarding correlations and other risk details. The Oracle people were also at this conference and were very pleased with the SEER use of Crystal Ball. How are you using SEER’s risk features? Do you use SEER’s Crystal Ball interface?

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Dan Galorath – who has written posts on Project Planning & Estimation.
Dan Galorath is the President and CEO of Galorath Incorporated and the chief architect of SEER-SEM, an algorithmic project management software application. He is a recognized expert in the fields of software estimation and sizing and the author of Software Sizing, Estimation, and Risk Management.

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