Chapter 7
Practical, Team-Based Risk Identification
This chapter covers the following subjects:
Risk identification involves creating risk statements that are clear, readily understood, and in a consistent format. Identifying risk is a form of clairvoyance, because risks are future phenomena that have not yet occurred. The more perspectives that can be brought to bear on identifying risk, the better. Customers see the risks of their environment. Vendors know the risks associated with their products or services. Team members know the risks engendered by having them (the team members) on the team (as well as the risks associated with completing the project work).
A basic understanding ...
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