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CHAPTER 11: MANAGING PROJECT RISK Flashcards

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ACCEPTANCE

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  • risk response
  • both positive and negative risks
  • usually for smaller projects
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AMBIGUITY RISKS

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  • uncertain, unclear
  • difficult to predict
  • e.g. new laws
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AVOIDANCE

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  • Risk response to avoid the risk
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BRAINSTORMING

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  • risk identif.
  • most common
  • risk identification
  • PT and Exp
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BUSINESS RISK

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  • may have negative or positive outcome
  • e.g. phaseoverlapping
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CARDINAL SCALES

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  • numerical value
  • identify probability and impact
  • ranking approach
  • 0.01 very low –> 1.0 certain
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CHECKLISTS

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  • risk identification.
  • cost eff.
  • quick
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DATA PRECISION

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  • consideration of risk ranking scores
  • takes into account bias, accuracy of data submitted, reliability of the nature of the data submitted
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DECISION TREE

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  • determine which of two or more decisions is best
  • examines cost and benefits of each decisions outcome
  • weighs prob of success for each decision
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FELPHI TECHNIQUE

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  • anonymous survey
  • query exp about foreseeable risks
  • project, phase or comp
  • analyzed by 3rd party and then circulated to exp
  • without fear of backlash or offense
  • gain consensus on project risks
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ENHANCING

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  • risk response
  • enhance condition
  • ensure a positive risk is likely to happen
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ESCALATING

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  • risk response
  • positive and negative risk events
  • outside of PM authority to act on
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EXPECTED MONETARY VALUE (EMV)

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  • monetary value of risk exposure based on risks probability and impact
  • quantities risk exposure
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EXPLOIT

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  • risk response
  • takes advantage of positive risks
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EXTERNAL RISKS

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  • outside of PJ but affect it
  • e.g. legal issues, weather etc.
  • also Force makeup like quakes, tornadoes floods etc. - disaster recovery
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FLOWCHARTS

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  • System or process charts
  • show relationship between components and how overall project works
  • ident. Risk between systems and components
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INFLUENCE DIAGRAM

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  • charts out decision problem
  • identifies all elements, variables decisions objectives
  • how each factor influences the other
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ISHIKAWA DIAGRAM

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  • cause and effect diagram
  • fishbone
  • find the root cause of factors causing a risk
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LOW PRIORITY RISK WATCHLIST

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  • low priority risks
  • identified for periodic monitoring
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MITIGATION

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  • Risk response effort
  • reduce prob. And impact of an identified risk in the project
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MONTE CARLO TECHNIQUE

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  • simulation technique using computer SW
  • simulate PJ
  • use values from all possible variables
  • predict most likely model
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ORDINAL SCALES

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  • ranking approach
  • identifies and ranks the risks from very high to unlikely
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ORGANIZATIONAL RISKS

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  • e.g. unreasonable cost, time and scope expectations
  • poor prio
  • inadequate funding or competition with other PJ
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PESTLE

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  • prompt list for risk identification
  • Political, economic, social, technological, legal, environmental
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PROBABILITY AND IMPACT MATRIX

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  • matrix
  • ranks risk according to impact and probability of risk event happening
  • used in quantities and qualitative analysis
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PROJECT MANAGEMENT RISKS

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  • risks that deal with faults in the PM
  • e.g. poor PM, unacceptable work results
  • unsuccessfully allocation of time, recourses and scheduling
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PURE RISKS

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  • only negative outcomes
  • e.g. loss of life, theft, fire etc.
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QUALITATIVE RISK ANALYSIS

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  • qualifies risks identified
  • priorize risks based on probability of occurrence and impact on PJ should they occur
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QUANTITATIVE RISK ANALYSIS

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  • numerically asses probability and impact
  • creates overall risk score for the PJ
  • more in depth than quali
  • several tools
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RAG RATING

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  • red, amber, green
  • ordinal scale
  • capture probability, impact and risk score
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RESIDUAL RISK

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  • expected to remain after the risk response
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RISK

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  • uncertain condition or event that can have positive or negative impact on project outcome
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RISK IDENTIFICATION

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  • systematic process
  • combing thorough PM plan, WBs etc
  • identify as many risks as possible
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RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN

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  • PM subsidiary plan
  • defines how risks will be identified, analyzed, responded to and monitored
  • defines iterative risk management process
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RISK MANAGEMENT PLANNING

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  • agreed approach to the management of the risk processes
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RISK OWNERS

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  • Responsible for monitoring and responding to an identified risk within the project
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RISK REGISTER

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  • project plan component
  • contains all information related to risk management activities
  • updated to reflect status, progress and nature of risks
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RISK REPORT

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  • explains overall PJ risks
  • provides summaries about individual PJ risks
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RISK RESPONSE AUDIT

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  • Audit to test the validity of established risk responses
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RISK RESPONSIBILITIES

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  • level of ownership an individual or entity has over a PJ risk
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RISK SCORE

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  • based on each risks prob and impact
  • qual and quant analysis
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ROOT CAUSE IDENTIFICATION

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  • find out why a risk event may be occurring
  • casual factors for risk event
  • how events can be mitigated or eliminated
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SECONDARY RISK

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  • new risks created as a result of risk response
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SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS

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  • quantitative risk analysis tool
  • examine which risk has largest impact on project success
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SHARING

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  • risk response
  • shares the advantages of positive risk
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SWOT ANALYSIS

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  • examine PJ from perspective of each Characteristic, Strength, Weakness, Opportunities and Threats
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TECHNICAL, QUALITY OR PERFORMANCE RISK

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  • risks associated with new u proven or complex technologies
  • Change in technology
  • quality risk levels set for expectations of impractical quality and performance
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TECOP

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  • prompt list for risk identification
  • examine technical, environmental, commercial, operatio and political factors of the PJ
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TRANSFERENCE

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  • risk response
  • transfers ownership of risk to another party
  • e.g. insurance or licensed contractors
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VARIABILITY RISKS

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  • type of risk based on variations that occur in the project
  • e.g. production, number of quality erros or the weather
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VUCA

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  • Prompt list used in risk identification
  • examines volatility, uncertainty, complexity, ambiguity of risk factors

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