π Risk Kit 8.5 is here, with a feature that changes the way we read risks. With the new release of Risk Kit 8.5, we have refined many details. One feature stands out in particular: π The backward-looking analysis of risk developments. Instead of only asking βWhat range of outcomes is possible?β, you can now also ask: β’ How did I actually end up here? β’ Along which paths do I slide into a disaster? β’ Which developments lead to an average result? β’ And along which trajectories does it go exceptionally well? Risk Kit 8.5 lets you look back from the result, or from an intermediate result, and analyze exactly which development paths led there. This is especially interesting for questions like: β’ If a project performs extremely poorly after a few years: π Is that realistically still recoverable, or practically ruled out? β’ If an investment performs very well for a long time: π Can it still fail completely? Or is success almost βlocked inβ? π― Target values and points in time can be freely defined and are clearly highlighted in the model (red dot). This creates a real feel for β’ how a development is likely to continue β’ and how it very likely will not continue. For decision making, that means: Less gut feeling. More structure. More understanding of dynamics instead of just end values. π Risk Kit 8.5 is available now.

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