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Written by lotus
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Saturday, 30 July 2005 |
Risk Management for Organizations: Keeping the Ship Afloat
The concept of risk management is one that has to encompass the whole of your
program, from the first day of planning a new activity through the last piece
of gear that is put away when the trip is over.
An introduction and discussion on Risk Management together with recommendations
for its implementation. Prepared by Chester Simmons.
CONTENTS
* 1. Introduction
* 1.1 Risk Definition
* 1.2 Risk Management Definition
* 2. Background
* 2.1 Policy
* 2.2 Practices
* 3. Risk Concepts
* 3.1 First Principles
* 3.2 Ownership
* 3.3 Types of Risks
* 3.4 Development Risks
* 4. Risk Management Structure
* 4.1 Functions, Phases and Timing
* 5. Risk Management Tools
* 5.1 WBS
* 5.2 SOW
* 5.3 Proposal
* 5.4 Make-or-Buy
* 5.5 Risk Ranking
* 5.6 Software Tools (some recommendations)
* 5.7 Development Test (how to design)
* 5.8 Engineering Analysis (how to integrate with test)
* 6. The Human Element
* 7. References & Background Documents
* Appendices |
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