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| How to: Control Risks
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Manage risk throughout the Execute and Control Stage of the project |
Perform the following activities as defined in the Risk Management Plan:
- Monitor for the occurrence of risk factors that may cause a risk to be realized
- Evaluate impact of realized risks, consult, respond and log results according to plan. Consider, for example:
- Is the project jeopardized by any planned or unplanned realized risks?
- Should the project be stopped or redirected?
- Review and update the risk register with any new risk that may be identified.
- Report status of risk management activities in regular project status reports.
- Provide other communications as appropriate.
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Monitor risk management processes for effectiveness |
Periodically evaluate the monitoring frequency, analysis techniques, anticipated impacts of realized risks, and planned response strategies relative to actual project experiences. Consider the following questions:
- Is the risk management plan serving the objectives of the organization and the project?
- Is the risk management process too heavy-handed? Too light?
- Are the right people involved in difficult decisions?
- Is an unplanned escalation procedure needed?
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Take corrective action as needed |
If answers to any of these questions suggest a significant action, consult with key stakeholders, document decisions, and take corrective action as noted. |
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Updated March 1, 2007 - v2.1