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Financial Planning, Petrobras
Merck
We love @RISK because it incorporates distribution fitting and gives us the flexibility to evaluate alternative distributions on screen.
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Merck
Deloitte
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Director of Short-Term Insurance, Deloitte AIS
Amway
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Senior Principal Engineer, Amway
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The game of risk: metals companies’ slow embrace of ERP
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Monte Carlo Simulation and Human Risk
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The analytical business of innovation: DMUU at Unilever
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