Palisade Risk Conference 2015 - 12 May 2015 Johannesburg, South Africa
Each event will feature real-world case studies about innovative and interesting approaches to risk and decision analysis by companies who use Palisade software. @RISK and the DecisionTools Suite are used by most of the world’s largest and most profitable companies to make better-informed decisions, and past events have featured presentations by the likes of Shell, KPMG, Pricewaterhouse Coopers, Intel, NASA, Cisco, Unilever, Anglo American, Statoil, and Capgemini. It’s not all about the Fortune 500 companies though; many SMEs also use the tools, and there are always case studies from smaller organisations and consultancies that also employ probabilistic techniques.
Alongside the customer case studies, the Risk Conferences will feature free software sessions by Palisade staff to help you get the most out of new (and old) features of the software. In addition there will also be opportunities to speak to our consults to answer those troubling modelling questions and problems you might be facing. Along with the ever-popular networking opportunities during and after the events.
Registration & more info — Visit the conference page on the Palisade website to register, view the talk schedule, presentation overviews etc.
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