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Preface | |
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Introduction | |
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What Is Risk and How Is It Managed? | |
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Example of Project Risks | |
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Risk Management and Product Development | |
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What Is a Risk? | |
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Uncertainty | |
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Loss | |
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Time Component | |
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Why Companies Fail in Managing Risk | |
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Cross-Functionality | |
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Proactiveness | |
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The Antithesis of Risk Management: Firefighting | |
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How Much Risk Management? | |
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Risk As an Ally | |
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Attitudes toward Risk | |
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Summary | |
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Supplementary Reading | |
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Using Project Risk Models | |
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Standard Risk Model | |
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Simple Risk Model | |
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Cascade Risk Model | |
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Ishikawa Risk Model | |
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Summary | |
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Supplementary Reading | |
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The Risk Management Process | |
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Overview of the Process | |
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Identifying Project Risks | |
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Analyzing Risks | |
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Prioritizing and Mapping Risks | |
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Planning Resolution of Targeted Risks | |
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Monitoring Project Risks | |
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Summary | |
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Supplementary Reading | |
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Step 1--Identifying Project Risks | |
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Plan and Prepare | |
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Assemble a Diversity of Opinion | |
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Verify Risk Management Knowledge and Explain Project Details | |
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Get Participants Thinking Creatively | |
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Start Early--But Not Too Early | |
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Capturing Project Risks | |
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Schedule Based | |
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Development Process Based | |
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Success-Thwarting Based | |
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Prompt-List Based | |
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Facilitating the Session | |
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Balance between Optimism and Pessimism | |
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Running Example | |
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Summary | |
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Supplementary Reading | |
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Step 2--Analyzing Risks | |
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Establish the Facts | |
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Conducting the Workshop | |
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Developing Risk Event Drivers | |
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Developing Impact Drivers | |
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Quantifying Total Loss | |
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Risk Scaling Considerations | |
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Calculate the Risk | |
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Probability Estimation Techniques | |
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Estimate Risk Event Probability | |
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Estimate Risk Impact Probability | |
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Calculate Expected Loss | |
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Working with Differing Units and Qualitative Scales | |
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Running Example | |
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Summary | |
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Supplementary Reading | |
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Step 3--Prioritizing and Mapping Risks | |
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How to Prioritize | |
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Sort Risks by Expected Loss | |
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Develop a Risk Map | |
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Develop a Prioritized List | |
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Communicate the Prioritized List | |
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Running Example | |
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Summary | |
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Supplementary Reading | |
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Step 4--Planning Resolution of Targeted Risks | |
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Risk Resolution Process | |
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Action Planning | |
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Avoidance | |
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Transfer | |
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Redundancy | |
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Mitigation | |
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Mitigation Actions | |
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Prevention Planning | |
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Contingency Planning | |
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Reserves | |
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Balancing Benefits with Cost | |
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Running Example | |
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Summary | |
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Supplementary Reading | |
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Step 5--Monitoring Project Risks | |
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Ongoing Risk Management | |
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Progress on Resolution | |
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Terminating Action Plans for Risks Successfully Resolved | |
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Identifying New Risks | |
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Initiating New Action Plans | |
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Communication | |
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Product Development Team Communication | |
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Risk Management Metrics | |
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Strategic Metrics | |
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Tactical Metrics | |
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Risk Status Trend | |
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Current Risk Status | |
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Active Risk Loss Summations | |
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Active versus Inactive Losses | |
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Running Example--Conclusion | |
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Summary | |
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Supplementary Reading | |
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Risk Management Toolkit | |
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Sticky Density | |
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Sticky Density for Risk Identification | |
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Retrospective Application to Root Causes | |
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General Guidance on the Sticky Density Technique | |
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Spreadsheets | |
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Decision Analysis | |
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Decision Analysis Methodology | |
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Decision Analysis Example | |
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Risk Simulation | |
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Design Structure Matrix | |
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Summary | |
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Supplementary Reading | |
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Risk Management Approaches and Strategies | |
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Avoid Risk When It Does Not Add Value | |
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Stay Flexible on Unresolved Issues | |
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Maintain Contact with Customers | |
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Address the Risky Items First | |
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Apportion Risk Carefully | |
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Test at a Low Level | |
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Use Failure to Your Advantage | |
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Summary | |
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Supplementary Reading | |
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Implementing a Project Risk Management Program Successfully | |
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Fitting Risk Management into Project Management | |
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Build Risk Management into All Project Phases | |
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Provide Data Management Tools | |
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Implementation Guidance | |
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Consider Risk Also As an Opportunity | |
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Train Your People | |
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Make Risk a Concern of Management | |
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Take Potential Problems Seriously | |
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Spare the Messenger | |
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Do Not Let the Engineers Run Project Risk Management | |
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Collect and Publicize Risk Metrics | |
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Jump In | |
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Do Not Oversell Project Risk Management | |
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Continuously Improve Your Implementation | |
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Extract the Learning from Each Project | |
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Summary | |
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Supplementary Reading | |
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Case Studies from Allied Fields | |
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Manufacturing Ramp-Up Case Study | |
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Identify Risk | |
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Analyze Risk | |
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Prioritize and Map Risk | |
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Plan Resolution | |
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Monitor Risk | |
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Embedded Software Development Case Study | |
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Identify Risk | |
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Analyze Risk | |
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Prioritize and Map Risk | |
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Plan Resolution | |
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Monitor Risk | |
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Summary | |
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Supplementary Reading | |
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Glossary | |
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Index | |