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Risk is associated with everything, even when we talk about projects. It is important to keep risk in mind when working on a project and identify them, as risk can lead to large costs, losses and project failures.   
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By Shakila Khan Malik s173780
  
In order to identify and prevent risk in a project, it is necessary to have risk management. Risk management is a process to identify risks in a project. Several tools can be applied to reduce and prevent risks and uncertainties during a process or project.  
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Risk is associated with everything, even when we talk about projects. It is important to keep risk in mind when working on a project, program and portfolio and identify them, as risk can lead to large costs, losses and project failures. The purpose of the article is to identify potential risks and put them into perspectives using risk management tools.      
  
One of the risk management tools is “Failure mode and effects analysis” (FMEA). The FMEA is a process which identify how and where the project might fail and assess the different failures in order to identify which parts are most in need of change. Furthermore, a fishbone diagram can be used by the managers to track the reasons for defects or failures in the project.  
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In order to identify and prevent risks in a project, it is necessary to have risk management. Risk management is a process for identifying risks in a project. Multiple tools can be used to reduce and prevent risks and uncertainties during a process or project. The aim is to ensure successful projects without major risks and unexpected events leading to high costs.
  
Some other risk management tools are Post-project review (PPR) and Potential problem analysis (PPA), the PPR analysis potential failures and successes of a project where the PPA determine what could go wrong in a process or development.
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One of the risk management tools is “Failure mode and effects analysis” (FMEA). The FMEA is a process that identifies how and where the project might fail and assesses the different failures to identify which parts are most in need of change. In addition, another management tool, the “fishbone diagram” can be used to track the causes of deficiencies or failures in the project.   
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Some other risk management tools are “Post-project review” (PPR) and “Potential problem analysis” (PPA). The PPR analysis identifies potential failures and successes in a project where the PPA determines what may go wrong in a process or development phase.

Revision as of 23:15, 14 February 2021

By Shakila Khan Malik s173780

Risk is associated with everything, even when we talk about projects. It is important to keep risk in mind when working on a project, program and portfolio and identify them, as risk can lead to large costs, losses and project failures. The purpose of the article is to identify potential risks and put them into perspectives using risk management tools.

In order to identify and prevent risks in a project, it is necessary to have risk management. Risk management is a process for identifying risks in a project. Multiple tools can be used to reduce and prevent risks and uncertainties during a process or project. The aim is to ensure successful projects without major risks and unexpected events leading to high costs.

One of the risk management tools is “Failure mode and effects analysis” (FMEA). The FMEA is a process that identifies how and where the project might fail and assesses the different failures to identify which parts are most in need of change. In addition, another management tool, the “fishbone diagram” can be used to track the causes of deficiencies or failures in the project. Some other risk management tools are “Post-project review” (PPR) and “Potential problem analysis” (PPA). The PPR analysis identifies potential failures and successes in a project where the PPA determines what may go wrong in a process or development phase.

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