Category: Risk Management
Project Risk Management: Benefits and Obstacles By Tom Carlos (PMP) Below are two lists, the first one highlighting the benefits of Risk Management, while the second consisting of the obstacles that a Project Manager...
Decision Trees and Risk Management By Donna Ritter A decision tree is a popular tool to use to share information about risks using expected value. Every decision has an outcome and something will happen...
Risk Management – Recording Risks (#40 in the Hut A Project Management Primer) By Nick Jenkins The simplest way of recording risks is with a table or spreadsheet that lists the risks and their...
Risk Management – Resolution of Risks (#39 in the Hut A Project Management Primer) By Nick Jenkins Once you have profiled your risk they can be ranked into an ordered list representing the various...
Managing Issues/Action Items By John Filicetti In spite of your best efforts at risk management, all projects of any size and complexity will have issues arise that need to be dealt with and resolved....
Entropy and Risk Management By Mithun Sridharan In this article, I shall be dealing with the topic – Project Risk Management and demonstrate how one could find mathematical equivalents for an abstract methodology. Any...
Why Projects Fail By Thomas K. Casey If you stay around long enough, sooner or later you will be asked by your boss to participate in your company’s latest, critical, red hot project. The...
Why Manage Risks Formally? (#2 in the series Know Your Enemy: Software Risk Management) By Karl E. Wiegers A formal risk management process provides a number of benefits to both the project team and...
The Simplified Project Management Process By Kevin Archbold One of the challenges of explaining project management to people who are unfamiliar with the approach, is that descriptions are often either so high-level as to...
The Fine Art of Scheduling – Principles of Scheduling (#28 in the Hut A Project Management Primer) By Nick Jenkins Why the fine “art” of scheduling? If it were a science then every project...