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Crystal Ball vs @Risk

These are two "add-ins" for Microsoft Excel that can be used for 

probabilistic risk assessment.  I have use an old version of Crystal 

Ball (2000.1) in long-term performance assessments back when a 100 MHz 

Pentium was a "hot" machine..  I would be interested in hearing 

comparisons from anyone that has used both products on more current 

hardware, especially the multi-CPU versions in a network environment.



Since this probably is not of interest to most RAFSAFErs, please respond 

off-list.



Thanks,

Ralph



Ralph E. Wild LLC

    Radioactive Waste Management

    Radiological Risk Assessment





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