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Project Risk Management: Controlling Risks
The risk management process begins with identification, to examine projects for likely risks that could threaten the project process itself, or the outcome.
Once probable risks are identified, they must then be assessed to determine the level of impact and appropriate next steps. This is a critical juncture in the risk management process. Every effort to control and mitigate risk has a price - in terms of time, money or resources. Before any action is taken to accept, avoid, or mitigate risk, these costs must be carefully considered.
Articles Subject Index (Project Management)
- Concepts and Principles
- Risks, Issues and Change Control
- Finances and Procurement
- Staffing and Resource Management
- IT Projects
- Project Planning Strategies
- Requirements Planning
Featured Management Kit
What
risks will you face in your next project? Project risks do come in many shapes and sizes, but one thing is for sure, an unconsidered
risk is a threat to project success.
The Risk Management Process Kit, from ITtoolkit.com, shows you how to easily make "risk management" a regular part of your project process....