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Step one is to get your risk list together - Many project managers simply email out to
their project team and ask their project team members to send them things they think
might go wrong on the project, in terms of a risk to the project. However, the best and
more efficient way would be to get the entire project team together some of the client’s
representatives on the project, and perhaps some of the vendors who might be
integrating with the project and conduct a risk identification session together.
RIS – risk identification session
The information collected in the risk register from the RIS should be used to categorize
and each risk identified should be assigned the likelihood and impact whether it’s high
medium or low.
Once the degree of likelihood and impact of each risk is identified you should start
developing your mitigation techniques, you should start from the high likelihood and
high-impact risks. Develop mitigation techniques for each of those items Start with your
most likely, highest impact risk and work down to your least likely, lowest impact risk to
develop those mitigation strategies. Spend your time wisely.
Once you’ve developed the mitigation techniques, then it is important to quantify the
cost of what that mitigation technique might be and quantify the impact in terms of the
dollar amount of the risks happening, what the cost might be to the project. Example of
buying insurance for an event
Once all the above steps are conducted and followed at the beginning of the project you
should go back and do the entire cycle at least weekly
It is registered isn’t something that you put away after you start the project it’s
something that you need to look at every week and make sure that you caught your
project team on board and updated for preventing the potential risks and turning them
into issues
You should keep on updating your risks as the project goes on as it’s a dynamic component and might
change based on the circumstance
Triple constrain – School cost and time along with quality I called the triple constraint
Evaluating Impact – what will be the impact of the risk on the project – huge or small