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    1. Risk Management Techniques & Usages Presented by - Douglas Alden, PMP
    2. Risk management is a critical tool in Project Management!
      • Reasons for a risk management strategy
        • Risk remains minimal concern as luck holds out as sooner or later, bad things happen to good projects
        • With increasing success criteria, decision making becomes more complicated & involves more judgment & more risk
      • Benefits of a risk management strategy
        • A formal, systematic methodology for evaluating the effects of “cost” & “schedule” foreseeable problems & decisions
        • Identify practical and effective workarounds for achieving the project goals
        • Allows a PM to make proactive determinations based on project cost, schedule, & performance
    3. Risk Management Techniques …
      • … Means to accomplish the basic steps of the Risk Management Process –
      • Risk Identification
      • Risk Planning
      • Risk Qualification
      • Risk Quantification,
      • Risk Response Development
      • Risk Monitoring & Control
      • … with some of the tools and examples.
    4. Risk Management Process Risk Reviews & Audits Performance Tracking Checklists Risk Monitoring & Control Program Evaluation & Review Technique (PERT) Risk Modeling Analogy Comparisons Network Analysis Risk Factors Project Templates Documentation Reviews Risk Response Matrix Decision Analysis – Expected Monetary Value Rating Schemes Planning Meetings Expert Interviews Risk Response Planning Risk Quantification Risk Qualification Risk Planning Risk Identification
    5. Risk Identification – Expert Interviews Montgomery County Govt.
      • Identified the “right” individuals
      • Meetings with core team, stakeholders, admin. payroll clerks, SME - the guy who wrote the book of rules
      • Targeted the interest area
      • Confirm pre-identified “risks” areas of concern, clarified, substantiated
      • Solicit judgments
      • Identified “similar” risks across depts. (workgroups)
      • Info became more specific with further interviews
      • Qualify & Quantify
      • Estimated impact on cost, schedule, number of resources, & performance
      • Probability range and range of impact
    6. Risk Planning Meetings Montgomery County Govt.
      • Ongoing review of project documentation – project charter, contract, PSWO, etc. for assumptions, expectations, etc.
      • Identified the most qualified resources - technical, functional, legal (contract) HR, payroll, senior management, project sponsor (Dir. of Finance)
      • Shared perspectives on risk threshold & organization policy to establish risk tolerance in terms of cost, schedule, & performance
      • Developed a working, clear, risk methodology plan, roles & responsibilities, timing, thresholds, report formats & tracking – “Best Practices”
    7. Risk Qualification – Risk Factors W.R. Grace & Co.
      • Estimated initial project costs - down to the individual work package budget
      • Designed WBS for each plant/facility in the organization & estimated baseline cost level for each plant/facility ( 2 hrs/policy/rule)
      • Identified risk factors and applied the factors/multipliers to increase cost estimates to the work package budgets
      • Assessed % from core team members, lessons learned in similar projects, culture/climate to recalculate baseline project costs
      • Reset client expectations for overall project costs as well as per plant/facility
      • Facilitated change control process & approval
    8. Risk Quantification – Network Analysis W.R. Grace & Co.
      • Developed network-based schedules to identify specific activities and their relationships to accomplish project objectives
      • With MS Project, developed adaptable template models (Chemical Div. & Darex Div.)
      • Most significant result of analysis was to identify the “critical path” & inherent risks
      • Utilized templates to detail each plant/facility implementation with their input probabilities to analyze and adjust resources, time & training.
      • Facilitated bi-directional communication to corporate and to plant management to provide an understanding of the sources & degree of risk
    9. Risk Response Planning Risk Response Matrix
      • A team-generated grid lists risks (cost & schedule) on one axis and strategies on another
      • Analyze & generate strategies that deal with multiple risks & cause fewest additional issues
      • Strategies should not take longer to implement than the project itself
    10. Risk Monitoring & Control Technical Performance Tracking & Measurement Montgomery County Govt.
      • Contractual benchmark performance requirement of 5 second system response time when all phases complete (WTK v4.3)
      • Provided specific system configurations required and methods to measure and achieve the performance requirements at each milestone
      • Assigned County DTS responsibility for managing the progress towards performance goal
      • Plotted the technical performance parameter value against the schedule to communicate visual progression for achieving the goal to the core team and stakeholders
    11. Summary – Benefits of a Comprehensive Risk Management Program
      • Montgomery County Govt.
      • Fixed-price contract with vendors
      • All “risk” is weighted towards the service provider
      • W.R. Grace & Co
      • Risk was classified (technical, cost, schedule, etc.) & documented for division/plant
      • Risk was “budgeted” into the process for corrective action or workarounds
      • Minimized change control process & expense
      • Service Provider
      • Goal is to minimize & share risk
      • Negative - $1.1 M increased cost, 8 week delay
      • Positive - $300K per quarter increased revenue & completed ahead of schedule
    12. Risk Management Techniques & Usages Questions & Answers
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