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Managing What Might Go Wrong (Or Right): Risks and Opportunities
Considering possible risks and opportunities
Addressing risk at the start of the project
Addressing opportunities at the start of the project
Monitoring once the project is in progress
Tips on using the risk and opportunity log
More sophisticated risk evaluation techniques
Taking active steps to reduce the possible effects of risks is not indicative of pessimism, but is a positive indication of good project management.
‘It is certain because it is impossible.’
TERTULLIAN, c. AD 160–225
- Risk management starts when the project starts.
- Reduce the likelihood of threats materialising. ...
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