RISK MANAGEMENT Flashcards

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Risk Management Goal

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Increasing the probability and impact of positive events, and decreasing those of negative events.

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Risk vs. Issue

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A risk is a potential event; an issue has already occurred.

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Project Resilience

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The ability to handle unforeseen risks and their outcomes.

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Risk Breakdown Structure (RBS)

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Categorizes risks into different groups.

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Risk Tolerance

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The numerical value of tolerable risks.

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Risk Trigger

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An event that causes a risk to occur.

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Risk Appetite

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The subjective amount of willingness for taking risks.

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Risk Averse

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Individuals or organizations that do not accept any risks.

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Handling Unforeseen Risks

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Creating a Project Resilience strategy.

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Risk Threshold

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The numerical value of risk that is not accepted.

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Identify Risks Process

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To determine project risks.

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Risk Report

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Informs stakeholders about risks.

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Risk Register

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Includes the list of project risks and is updated continuously.

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Frequent Revisiting of the Risk Register

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Ensure all newly identified risks are documented and addressed.

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Expert Interviews

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Used to gather new risk ideas.

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Root Cause Analysis

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Identifies new risks by understanding reasons for existing risks.

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Stakeholder Register in Risk Management

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Used to document risk owners.

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Considering Lessons Learned in Risk Identification

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Helps identify new risks.

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Prompt List

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A list of risk categories or sources.

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Risk Management Plan

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Guides risk identification.

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Risk Register in Scope Definition

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Helps avoid or mitigate risks.

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Risk Response Costs in Project Estimation

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Necessary for total project cost estimation.

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Risks in Resource Planning

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Affect decisions regarding resource estimates.

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Risk Register in Resource Control

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Evaluates physical resource risks.

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Purpose of Qualitative Risk Analysis
Determines the severity of risks.
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Ranking Risks after Qualitative Analysis
Based on severity.
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Watch List
For monitoring and reviewing low-severity risks.
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Managing Situations on the Watch List
Monitor and review low-severity risks, escalating them if their severity increases.
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Importance Determination in Qualitative Analysis
Using a scaling system for probability and impact.
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Purpose of Quantitative Risk Analysis
Calculates the actual impacts of selected risks.
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Difference Between Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis
Subjective vs. objective analysis.
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Conducting Qualitative Risk Analysis
Analyze stakeholder concerns to prioritize them based on severity.
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Prioritizing Risks Based on Impact and Probability
Focus on addressing the most significant risks first to optimize resource use.
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Sensitivity Analysis
Used for ranking and comparing risk impacts.
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Monte Carlo Simulation
Determines risk occurrence probabilities.
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Expected Monetary Value (EMV)
Estimation of the monetary value of risk outcomes.
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EMV Calculation Formula
EMV = Probability (P) x Impact (I).
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Expected Total Impact Calculation
Adding the EMV values of all risks.
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Plan Risk Responses Process
Develops strategies for dealing with risks.
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Secondary Risks
Arise as a result of risk responses.
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Managing New Risks from Risk Responses
Address secondary risks that arise from implemented risk response strategies.
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Exploiting Strategy for Opportunities
Increases the probability of occurrence.
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Avoiding vs. Exploiting Strategies
Avoiding prevents threats; exploiting increases opportunities.
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Risk Transfer Strategy
Sharing risks with third parties.
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Strategies for High-Impact Risks
Avoiding, Mitigating, Exploiting, and Enhancing.
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Accepting Strategy
Passively accepting residual risks.
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Implement Risk Responses Process
Implementing planned response strategies.
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Choosing Risk Response Strategies
Employ appropriate strategies like exploiting opportunities and transferring threats.
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Reviewing Risk Register and Risk Report
Informs stakeholders about existing and new risks.
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Residual Risks
Not planned for a response or accepted.
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Planning Risk Responses
Involves the project team, risk management experts, and stakeholders.
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Monitor Risks Process
Ensures all risk management processes are working fine.
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Activity in Monitor Risks for Risk Management Plan
Reviewing the plan's success.
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Variations from Performance Measurement Baseline
Might require revisiting the Identify Risks process.
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Monitoring Risks on the Watch List
Ensures the severity of a risk does not increase.
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Reviewing Residual Risks
Documenting and reviewing passively accepted risks.
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Use of Contingency Reserves
Only when a risk in the Risk Response Plan occurs.
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Workarounds
Immediate responses for passively accepted or unidentified risks.
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Implementing Workarounds for Technical Issues
Adopt immediate responses for passively accepted or unidentified risks.
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Impact of Risks on Contingency Reserves Over Time
Generally decreases.
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Agile Risk Management
High level of uncertainty and frequent changes increase risks.
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Identifying Risks in Agile Iterations
After completing the previous iteration.
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Re-prioritizing Work in Agile Risk Management
To accommodate new risks.
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Preferred Teams for Agile Risk Management
Cross-functional teams with diverse expertise.
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Reserve Analysis in Agile
Monitors reserves to assess if enough contingency reserves are available.
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Reduction of Risks Over Time in Agile
Due to decreased uncertainty.
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Strategizing for Identified Risks
Develop strategies to exploit positive risks and mitigate negative risks in projects.
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Using Risk Breakdown Structure
Implement this tool for organizing and categorizing identified risks for better management and analysis.
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Documenting Potential Negative Events
Use the Risk Register to record, analyze, and track potential negative events affecting project objectives.
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Identifying New Risks During Execution
Reassess project risks regularly to identify potential new risks and update the Risk Register.
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Updating the Risk Management Plan
Review and adjust the Risk Management Plan based on its impact on the project timeline.