Oxford, UK, April 2021: Risk Decisions are pleased to announce version 6.1 of our Predict! risk management software, supporting risk intelligence and helping you connect risk across your organisation.
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The next one-day Predict! Risk Analyser Foundation Courses are on Thursday 14th May and Thursday 30th July in Oxford, UK. Cost per person is £425 excl VAT. Call us on...
QinetiQ Australia today announced it has selected an enterprise risk management software tool called Predict! from Risk Decisions to manage risk and opportunities across the business. Alan Woolford, Chief Executive...
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The disciplines of planning and risk management are closely linked. They provide the project manager with a blueprint of what should and shouldn’t happen. Since they are intrinsically linked, it's...
