Log In
Or create an account -> 
Imperial Library
  • Home
  • About
  • News
  • Upload
  • Forum
  • Help
  • Login/SignUp

Index
Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Contents Preface Introduction Chapter 1: What Is Risk and How Is It Managed?
Example of Project Risks Risk Management and Product Development What Is a Risk?
Uncertainty Loss Time Component
Why Companies Fail in Managing Risk
Cross-Functionality Proactiveness
The Antithesis of Risk Management: Firefighting How Much Risk Management? Risk As an Ally Attitudes toward Risk Summary Supplementary Reading
Chapter 2: Using Project Risk Models
Standard Risk Model Simple Risk Model Cascade Risk Model Ishikawa Risk Model Summary Supplementary Reading
Chapter 3: The Risk Management Process
Overview of the Process Step 1: Identifying Project Risks Step 2: Analyzing Risks Step 3: Prioritizing and Mapping Risks Step 4: Planning Resolution of Targeted Risks Step 5: Monitoring Project Risks Summary Supplementary Reading
Chapter 4: Step 1—Identifying Project Risks
Plan and Prepare
Assemble a Diversity of Opinion Verify Risk Management Knowledge and Explain Project Details Get Participants Thinking Creatively Start Early—But Not Too Early
Capturing Project Risks
Schedule Based Development Process Based Success-Thwarting Based Prompt-List Based
Facilitating the Session
Balance between Optimism and Pessimism
Running Example Summary Supplementary Reading
Chapter 5: Step 2—Analyzing Risks
Establish the Facts
Conducting the Workshop Developing Risk Event Drivers Developing Impact Drivers Quantifying Total Loss Risk Scaling Considerations
Calculate the Risk
Probability Estimation Techniques Estimate Risk Event Probability Estimate Risk Impact Probability Calculate Expected Loss
Working with Differing Units and Qualitative Scales Running Example Summary Supplementary Reading
Chapter 6: Step 3—Prioritizing and Mapping Risks
How to Prioritize
1. Sort Risks by Expected Loss 2. Develop a Risk Map 3. Develop a Prioritized List 4. Communicate the Prioritized List
Running Example Summary Supplementary Reading
Chapter 7: Step 4—Planning Resolution of Targeted Risks
Risk Resolution Process Action Planning
Avoidance Transfer Redundancy Mitigation
Mitigation Actions
Prevention Planning Contingency Planning Reserves
Balancing Benefits with Cost Running Example Summary Supplementary Reading
Chapter 8: Step 5—Monitoring Project Risks
Ongoing Risk Management
Progress on Resolution Terminating Action Plans for Risks Successfully Resolved Identifying New Risks Initiating New Action Plans
Communication
Product Development Team Communication
Risk Management Metrics
Strategic Metrics Tactical Metrics Risk Status Trend Current Risk Status Active Risk Loss Summations Active versus Inactive Losses
Running Example—Conclusion Summary Supplementary Reading
Chapter 9: Risk Management Toolkit
Sticky Density
Sticky Density for Risk Identification Retrospective Application to Root Causes General Guidance on the Sticky Density Technique
Spreadsheets Decision Analysis
Decision Analysis Methodology Decision Analysis Example
Risk Simulation Design Structure Matrix Summary Supplementary Reading
Chapter 10: Risk Management Approaches and Strategies
Avoid Risk When It Does Not Add Value Stay Flexible on Unresolved Issues Maintain Contact with Customers Address the Risky Items First Apportion Risk Carefully Test at a Low Level Use Failure to Your Advantage Summary Supplementary Reading
Chapter 11: Implementing a Project Risk Management Program Successfully
Fitting Risk Management into Project Management
Build Risk Management into All Project Phases Provide Data Management Tools
Implementation Guidance
Consider Risk Also As an Opportunity Train Your People Make Risk a Concern of Management Take Potential Problems Seriously Spare the Messenger Do Not Let the Engineers Run Project Risk Management Collect and Publicize Risk Metrics Jump In Do Not Oversell Project Risk Management
Continuously Improve Your Implementation
Extract the Learning from Each Project
Summary Supplementary Reading
Chapter 12: Case Studies from Allied Fields
Manufacturing Ramp-Up Case Study
Step 1: Identify Risk Step 2: Analyze Risk Step 3: Prioritize and Map Risk Step 4: Plan Resolution Step 5: Monitor Risk
Embedded Software Development Case Study
Step 1: Identify Risk Step 2: Analyze Risk Step 3: Prioritize and Map Risk Step 4: Plan Resolution Step 5: Monitor Risk
Summary Supplementary Reading
Glossary Index About the Authors
  • ← Prev
  • Back
  • Next →
  • ← Prev
  • Back
  • Next →

Chief Librarian: Las Zenow <zenow@riseup.net>
Fork the source code from gitlab
.

This is a mirror of the Tor onion service:
http://kx5thpx2olielkihfyo4jgjqfb7zx7wxr3sd4xzt26ochei4m6f7tayd.onion