Decision Analysis and Game Theory Links

Other Links of Interest

Paul Papayoanou leads SGG. They are based in The Woodlands, Texas. Contact Paul if you are interested in Strategic Gaming. Better yet, buy his book!

Decision Strategies, Inc. (DSI) is a Houston based DA consulting firm. DSI was founded by Gary Bush and David Skinner when Gary and David merged DSI with TIFOE in 1999. Pat Leach is CEO, Steve Jacobs is COO, and Bill Haskett and OJ Sanchez are Principals.

DAAG.NET is the home site of the Decision Analysis Affinity Group (DAAG). DAAG is an informal "tribe" of decision analysis practitioners who get together for a conference every year. DAAG 2012 is in Chicago May 9 and 10, 2012.

SDP, or the Society of Decision Professionals, is a group of DA practitioners sponsored by Chevron, Unilever, Strategic Decisions Group, Decision Strategies, Inc., Kromite, SmartOrg, Palisade, and Synchopation. As noted on SDP's web site, "The vision of SDP is to have Decision Professionals become the trusted advisors of choice for Decision-Makers facing important and complex decisions."

The Crystal Ball Users Group is a network of Crystal Ball (tm) users. The site has files, links, and a database of questions, answers, and discussion about Crystal Ball. The site is not associated with Decisioneering (now Oracle), the company that publishes Crystal Ball.

Rob Brown has developed a good decision analysis web site (click on his logo). Rob is an expert Analytica modeler, an experienced DA facilitator, and is writing a "Spellbook for Analytica Wizards."

David Skinner makes some of the best wine I've ever tasted. He has two wineries - the Clear Creek Winery in Kemah, TX and D'Vine Wine in Galveston, TX. Highly recommended!

Gary Lewis has started his own landscape architecture firm in Orlando, Florida. We're especially proud of Gary's new logo... Please e-mail Gary and ask him the story about it! Also, his site has some examples of work that he has completed. (Nice logo, Gary!)

Probabilistic Publishing is a member of PMA, the Independent Book Publishers Association. We have found PMA to be an unusually useful organization. If you are interested in the publishing business, check these folks out! Not only that, but I've been quoted in their Newsletter.