3. Quiz
• “ An uncommon stateof nature,characterized by theabsenceof any information related to a
desired outcome”,isa common definition for:
A. An act of God
B. An amountatstake
C. Uncertainty
D. Risk aversion
11.2 IdentifyRisks
IdentifyRisksisthe processof determining whichrisksmayaffectthe projectand documentingtheir
characteristics
IdentifyRisks: Inputs
1. RiskManagementPlan
2. Cost managementPlan
3. Schedule ManagementPlan
4. QualityManagement Plan
5. Human Resource ManagementPlan
6. Scope Baseline
7. ActivityCostEstimates
8. ActivityDurationEstimates
9. StakeholderRegister
10. ProjectDocuments
11. ProcurementDocuments
12. Enterprise Environmental Factors
13. Organizational ProcessAssets
IdentifyRisks:T& T
1. DocumentationReviews
2. InformationGatheringTechniques
4. o Brainstorming
o Delphi Technique
o Interviewing
o Root Cause Analysis
3. ChecklistAnalysis
4. AssumptionsAnalysis
5. DiagrammingTechniques
o Cause-and-effectdiagrams
o Systemor processflowcharts
o Influence diagrams
6. SWOT Analysis(Strength,Weakness,Opportunities,Threats)
7. ExpertJudgment
Influence Diagram
SWOT Analysis
6. Quiz
• Risk tolerancesare determined in order to help:
A. The teamrank theproject risks
B. The projectmanagerestimatetheproject
C. The teamschedule theproject
D. Managementknow how othermanagerswillact to the project
11.3 PerformQualitative Risk Analysis
The processof prioritizingrisksforfurther analysisoractionbyassessingand combiningtheir
probabilityof occurrence andimpact
PerformQualitative Risk Analysis:Inputs
1. RiskManagementPlan
2. Scope Baseline
3. RiskRegister
4. Enterprise Environmental Factors
5. Organizational ProcessAssets
PerformQualitative Risk Analysis:Tools & Techniques
1. ProbabilityandImpactMatrix
10. ModelingAndSimulation
PerformQuantitative Risk Analysis:Outputs
1. ProjectDocumentUpdates
Probabilisticanalysisof the project
Probabilityof achieving costandtime objectives
Prioritizedlistof quantifiedrisks
Trendsinquantitative riskanalysisresults
Quiz
• If a projecthasa 60% chanceof a US $ 100,000 profitand a 40% chanceof a US$ 100,000 loss,
the expected monetary valuefortheprojectis :
• A. $ 100,000 profitB. $ 60,000 loss
• C. $ 20,000 profit
• D.$ 40,000 loss
11.5 PlanRisk Responses
11. The processof developingoptionsandactionstoenhance opportunitiesandtoreduce threatsto
projectobjectives.
The keybenefitistoaddressthe risksby theirpriority,have strategiestohandle the risksandassigned
resources& budgettohandle those risks
Plan Risk Responses:Inputs
1. RiskManagementPlan
2. RiskRegister
Plan Risk Responses:Tools& Techniques
Strategiesfor negative risks or threats
Avoid
Transfer
Mitigate
Accept
Response Strategiesfor Threats
Avoidance:
Riskprevention
Changingthe planto eliminateariskbyavoidingthe cause/source of risk
Protectprojectfromimpact of risk
Examples:
o Change the implementationstrategy
o Do it ourselves (donotsubcontract)
o Reduce scope toavoidhighrisk deliverables
o Adopta familiartechnologyorproduct
Mitigation
Seekstoreduce the impactor probabilityof the riskeventtoan acceptable threshold
Be proactive:Take earlyactionstoreduce impact/probabilityanddon’twait until the
riskhitsyour project
Examples:
o Staging- More testing- Prototype
o Redundancyplanning
12. o Use more qualifiedresources
Transfer
Shiftresponsibilityof riskconsequencetoanotherparty
DoesNOT eliminaterisk
Most effective indealingwithfinancial exposure
Examples:
Buy/subcontract:move liabilities
Selectingtype of Procurementcontracts:FixedPrice
Insurance:liabilities+bonds+ Warranties
Acceptance
Usedwhenprojectplancannot be changed& otherriskresponse strategycannotbe
used
Active Acceptance
- Developacontingencyplantoexecute if the riskoccur
- Contingencyplan=be ready withPlanB
Passive Acceptance
- Deal withthe risksas theyoccur = NoPlanB prepared
Contingencyallowance/reserve
Establishedamountof reserve (e.g.:timeand/ormoney) to accountforthe identified
knownrisks.
Amountisdecidedbasedonprobabilityandimpact
Strategiesfor Positive Risks or Opportunities
Exploit:Ensure opportunityisrealized
1. Ex: Assigningorganization mosttalentedresourcestothe projecttoreduce cost
lowerthanoriginallyplanned.
Share:Allocatingsome orall of the ownershiptothirdpart bestable tocapture the
opportunity
1. Ex: Jointventures,special-purposecompanies
Enhance:Increase the probabilityand/orthe positiveimpactof the opportunity
1. Ex: Addingmore resourcestofinishearly
13. Accept:Wellingtotake advantage of opportunityif itcomes,butnotactivelypursuing
it.
3. ContingentResponse Strategies
4. ExpertJudgment
Plan Risk Responses:Outputs
1. Project managementPlan Updates
Schedule ManagementPlan
Cost ManagementPlan
QualityManagementPlan
ProcurementManagementPlan
Human Resource ManagementPlan
Scope Baseline
Schedule Baseline
Cost Baseline
2. Project DocumentsUpdates
Assumptions logupdates
Technical DocumentationUpdates
Change Requests
Quiz
Purchasing insuranceisBEST considered an exampleof risk:
A. Mitigation
B. Transfer
C. Acceptance
D. Avoidance
11.6 Control Risks
• The processof implementingriskresponseplans,
14. • trackingidentifiedrisks,monitoringresidual risks,identifyingnew risks,andevaluatingrisk
processeffectivenessthroughoutthe project.
Monitor and Control Risks: Inputs
1. RiskRegister
2. ProjectManagementPlan
3. Work Performance Data
4. Work Performance Reports
Monitor and Control Risks: Tools& Techniques
1. RiskReassessment
2. RiskAudits
3. Variance andTrendAnalysis
4. Technical Performance Measurement
5. Reserve Analysis
6. Meetings
Monitor and Control Risks: Outputs
1. Work Performance Information
2. Change Requests
Recommended corrective actions
Recommendedpreventive actions
3. ProjectmanagementPlanUpdates
Outcome of riskreassessment,riskaudits,and periodicriskreviews
Actual outcome of the project’srisksandthe risk’sresponse
4. ProjectDocumentUpdates
5. Organizational ProcessAssetsUpdates
Quiz
Whatshould be donewitha non-criticalRisk?
A. Documentthemforhistorical use on otherprojects
B. Documentthemand revisit during projectexecution
15. C. Documentthem& set them asidebecausethey are already covered in yourcontingency plans
D. Documentthemand give themto the customer