Meet us at the IDA Risk Management Conference 16 May 2019
Decision Risk Analytics will be at the 2019 IDA Risk Management Conference in Copenhagen on 16 May. Graeme will give a presentation titled “Show me the numbers!” We will be looking forward to seeing some of you there. See the full conference programme here.
Graeme presents in DEA’s “Meet the Expert” forum
Decision Risk Analytics' Graeme Keith was recently invited by the Hamburg-based oil company DEA to present on their "Meet the Expert" forum. This is a summary of Graeme's presentation. The slides are available here. Despite the title, this isn't a mathematical presentation - at least not in the sense of having numbers or equations.[...]
New course: “MANAGING UNCERTAINTY IN COMPLEX PROJECTS”
What is the probability of project success and how to improve it? Join Decision Risk Analytics’ and Factor3’s open Master Class in quantitative integration of risks and uncertainties in project management and portfolio decision-making 6 June 2019 at Bernstoff Palace, Jægersborg Alle 93, DK-2820 Gentofte Read more and register…
Decision Risk Analytics at the Exploration Risk Coordinators Workshop
At Rose & Associate's Risk Coordinators' workshop at Tullow Oil's offices in Chiswick, west London at the end of January, Graeme presented his work on how to identify and quantify systematic bias in probabilistic predictions, and on how much it costs to be rubbish at risking (spoiler alert: a lot). The full presentation can be viewed here.[...]
Decision Risk Analytics welcomes Andreas Bloch as Senior Software Developer
We are pleased to announce that Andreas Bloch has joined the Decision Risk Analytics team to strengthen our software development capabilities. Andreas is a Python and Javascript end-to-end developer with extensive experience in deployment on Amazon Web Services.
Decision Risk Analytics’ new premises
Decision Risk Analytics have moved into the attic of Bernstorff Palace in Bernstorff Park, Gentofte, about 15 minutes north of Copenhagen. Our office is in the old servant quarters, but a palace is a palace, the staff are extremely helpful and friendly and the views from our window are absolutely magnificent.