This document provides an overview and agenda for a presentation on Oracle's Primavera Risk Analysis software. It discusses the 5 steps to risk management that the software addresses: planning, identification, assessment, response, and reporting. It also outlines the topics that will be covered, including ensuring the project schedule is ready for analysis, applying duration uncertainty, running schedule and cost risk analyses, assessing discrete risk events, and providing a live demo. Customer benefits are cited, such as being able to finish a project ahead of schedule and under budget.

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Introduction to Primavera Risk Analysis
Saj Yaqub – Sales Consultant, Primavera GBU
ORACLE
PRODUCT
LOGO

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CUSTOMER LOGO
“Oracle’s Primavera Risk Analysis has given us a
massive, immediate, and sustainable return on our
investment.”
Jim Barrett
Engineering Manager, Centrica Energy

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Just One Word
Uncertainty
ProjectWeather
Regulations
Resources Budget
Scope
Safety

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Risk Analysis Approach
5 Steps to Better Risk Management
Planning
Identification
AssessmentResponse
Reporting

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Demo Agenda

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Risk Analysis Overview
• Ensure the schedule is ‘ready’ for a risk analysis
1. Schedule Check Report

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Risk Analysis Overview
• Apply Duration Uncertainty (e.g. 3-point est.)
• Use Templates
2. Duration Uncertainty

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Risk Analysis Overview
• Determine confidence in project finish date
• Schedule contingency
• Determine schedule drivers
• What-if scenario
3. Run a schedule risk analysis

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Risk Analysis Overview
• Determine confidence in Project total cost
• Cost contingency
4. Run a schedule & cost risk analysis

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Risk Analysis Overview
• Qualitative Risk Assessment
• Assigning Risks to activities
• Quantitative Risk Assessment
• Cost Benefit Analysis on Response Plan
5. Assess impact of discrete risk events

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LIVE DEMO

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What Customers Are Achieving
CUSTOMER BENEFITS ACHIEVED
•US$49 million overhaul of the 1,260 MW
South Humber Bank plant
•Replaced inaccurate and time-consuming
manual work in spreadsheets
• 5 days ahead of schedule,
increasing profit by US$1.6 million
more than the initial plan

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Q&A

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