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PMBOK – Risk Management – ITTO

Posted by ⋅ September 30, 2011 ⋅ Comments Off
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Risk Management:
Inputs Tools & techniques Outputs
Plan Risk Management (Planning) Project Scope Statement Planning Meetings Risk Management Plan
Cost Management plan
Schedule Management Plan
Communications Management Plan
Enterprise Environmental Factors
Organizational Process Assets
Inputs Tools & techniques Outputs
Identify Risks (Planning) Risk Management Plan Documentation Review Risk Register
Activity Cost Estimates Information Gathering Technique
Activity Duration Estimates Checklist Analysis
Scope Baseline Assumptions Analysis
Stakeholder Register Diagramming Techniques
Cost Management Plan SWOT Analysis
Schedule Management Plan Expert Judgment
Quality Management Plan
Project Documents
Enterprise Environmental Factors
Organizational Process Assets
Inputs Tools & techniques Outputs
Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis (Planning) Risk Register Risk Probability and Impact Statement Risk Register Updates
Risk Management Plan Probability and Impact Matrix
Project Scope Statement Risk Data and Quality Assessment
Organizational Process Assets Risk Categorization
Risk Urgency Assessment
Expert Judgment
Inputs Tools & techniques Outputs
Perform Quantitative Analysis Risk Register Data Gathering & Representation Technique Risk Register Updates
Risk Management Plan Quantative Risk Analysis & Modeling Technique
Cost Management Plan Expert Judgment
Schedule Management Plan
Organizational Process Assets
Inputs Tools & techniques Outputs
Plan Risk Responses (Planning) Risk Register Strategies for Negative Risks & Threats Risk Register Updates
Risk Management Plan Strategies for Positive Risks & Threats Risk Related Contract Decisions
Contingent Response Strategies Project Management Plan Updates
Expert Judgment Project Document Updates
Inputs Tools & techniques Outputs
Monitor and Control Risks (M&C) Risk Register Risk Reassessment Risk Register Updates
Project Management Plan Risk Audits Organizational Process Assets updates
Work Performance Information Variance and Trend Analysis Change Requests
Performance Reports Technical Performance Measurements Project Management Plan Updates
Reserve Analysis Project Document Updates
Status Meetings
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About Rod Hutchings, PMP, CPPD, SCPM, MAppSc

Mr Rod Hutchings is an Executive Project Manager for IBM Global Technology Services (GTS) Strategic Outsourcing. His numerous professional recognitions include IBM’s prestigious, global “2009 Services Delivery Quality Excellence Award” for his program delivery success. Mr. Hutchings is certified as a Practising Project Director (CPPD) and Project Management Assessor by the Australian Institute of Project Management (AIPM). He is certified as a Project Management Professional (PMP) by the Project Management Institute (PMI). He is certified as a Stanford Certified Project Manager by the Stanford University. He is the project management competency leader of IBM Australia’s Registered Training Organisation (RTO), that is authorized to assess and issue AQF qualifications to the Advanced Diploma in Project Management Level - AQL6 - Program Management Level. The views expressed at projectmanagement.net.au are those of the author and not that of IBM. This website is not operated or associated in any way with IBM which does not accept responsibility for any views expressed or for any loss or damage occasioned by users of the site.

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