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Automation with ModelRisk: From Spreadsheets to Applications

Fri, 20 Feb 2026
Online Event

This is a 1-hour FREE ModelRisk webinar that will focus on transforming your existing Excel model into a powerful risk analysis model using ModelRisk. Learn how to seamlessly integrate probability distributions, enhance model accuracy, and make better-informed decisions with uncertainty modeling.

Automation with ModelRisk: From Spreadsheets to Applications

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Time & Location

Fri, 20 Feb 2026, 17:00 — 18:00 (GMT+1)
Online Event

About the event

🚀 Automation with ModelRisk: From Spreadsheets to Applications

 

Monte Carlo Simulation doesn’t have to stop at spreadsheets.

 

In our upcoming webinar, Automation with ModelRisk, -Rubén Riofrío, our expert in automation and data integration-, will demonstrate how to go beyond traditional risk models by using Vose ModelRisk’s RDK and DLL to build simple, practical applications that automate analysis, reuse models, and integrate simulation directly into decision workflows.

 

This session is designed for users who already understand probabilistic modeling and want to:

  • Automate repetitive simulation tasks
  • Embed ModelRisk logic into custom tools and workflows
  • Move from one-off analyses to scalable, reusable solutions
  • Understand how the RDK and DLL open ModelRisk beyond Excel

🔍 What you’ll see in the session

How the ModelRisk RDK works conceptually

Simple examples of applications powered by ModelRisk

How DLL-based integration enables automation and extensibility

Practical use cases for advanced analysts and teams

 

📅 Date: February 20
🎙 Presenter: Rubén Riofrío
🎯 Level: Intermediate to Advanced ModelRisk users

 

If you’re interested in automation, scalability, and taking Monte Carlo Simulation to the next level, this webinar will show you what’s possible with ModelRisk today.