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Green decision analysis & the long tailpipe
Going green is held to be ecologically sound and financially advantageous; and in many cases, it is. In many cases however, it’s also a decision involving a number of ...
How a good model could save your organization
Sometimes it’s one big thing that sinks a company. Gerald Ratner, former chief executive of the British Ratners Group, a leading jewelry company, came close. With one speech, ...
Business impact analysis for business continuity for IT systems
It’s a tough job, but somebody has to do it. Understanding the business consequences of IT failure (or, let’s be positive, IT success) on business is essential in order to plan ...
Estimating risk: the importance of scenario analysis
Learn the importance of scenario analysis in estimating risk. Discover strategies to improve risk assessment and decision-making with expert insights.
Monte Carlo simulation tips & tricks
Get expert advice and practical guidance in using Monte Carlo simulation to improve modeling accuracy and efficiency.
Applying predictive analytics in enterprise decision making
You’d be surprised at some of the uses that companies make of predictive analytics – and perhaps at the kind of companies making them. Identifying soon to be pregnant women, ...
Improving your quantitative data with expert elicitation
Don’t have enough hard data to make a decision? Then have people vote on it. But not just any people – get the experts to vote on the matter and do it in a way that still allows ...
Strategic risk management
What lies behind those three words – Strategic Risk Management? It’s a question worth asking because a) SRM is a relatively new field, and b) there is still confusion between ...
