The Project Management Tool Kit: 100 Tips and Techniques for Getting the Job Done Right
by Tom Kendrick
Project Planning
Throughout project plan development, uncover project risks as you analyze the work. Follow the overall processes defined in risk management planning.
In scope planning and scope definition, consider scope risks, such as:
Technical system complexity
Conflicting or inconsistent specifications
Extreme performance, reliability, or quality requirements
Mandatory use of new technology
Requirements to invent or discover new capabilities
Incomplete or poorly defined acceptance criteria
Unclear or potentially changing customer requirements
Impact of component availability or defects
External sourcing for a key subcomponent or tool
Overall size of the project work breakdown structure
Large work segments that resist breakdown
In activity definition, ...
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