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Decision analysis & multi-criteria

Decision analysis is a set of methods to help people and organizations address challenging decisions more effectively than using simple intuition. It provides tools like decision trees and influence diagrams to help structure problems, multiattribute (multicriteria) methods to handle problems with several often conflicting objectives, quantifying attitudes towards risk, and ways of treating uncertainty using probability distributions.

Data modeling 101

Think data modeling is just for the geeks? Think again! Even if deep down in the IT layers data models can make Egyptian hieroglyphs look like a Dr. Seuss book by comparison ...

5 mistakes to avoid if you want to make good quantitative risk assessments

Numbers don’t lie. It’s the people using them that are responsible for falsehoods, distortions, or simply mistakes! Yet numbers have several attractions: you can compare them ...

Do risk analysts dream of electron microscopes?

From as early as I can remember, I have always wanted to be a scientist. Indeed, while most kids my age were doing normal, healthy kid things on summer afternoons, like engaging ...

How a 1979 MG taught me to love risk analysis

At the tender age of 17 I sold my soul to a 1979 MG Midget. Or, at least I sold my body into indentured servitude to it.

Combination of assessed distributions

Discover how combining assessed distributions can enhance your modeling. Learn techniques to improve accuracy and insights in your analyses.

Simplify your corporate sustainability analysis

Navigate corporate sustainability with actionable insights and tools to boost your company’s environmental and social impact.

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