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Assess key risk concepts in projects

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Assess key risk concepts in projects

by Mayra Tates
1

What is the primary purpose of risk analysis in a project?

2

Which question is central to identifying risks in a project?

3

Which are examples of financial risks in projects?

4

What is a common outcome measure used to evaluate project risk impact?

5

Which risk category involves technology-related threats like obsolescence or software failures?

6

What step follows risk identification in the risk management process?

7

Which risk category covers events like floods, earthquakes, and droughts?

8

What is the difference between risk and uncertainty as described in the materials?

9

Name a key objective of risk evaluation in projects.

10

Which metrics are mentioned as tools to prioritize risks in the economic analysis of projects?

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Risk analysis identifies, evaluates, and plans to mitigate uncertain events that could affect time, cost, or quality. See the risk analysis overview in the source.

Identifying risks starts with asking what could go wrong, among other factors. This is emphasized in the risk identification step.

Financial risks relate to money and profitability, including cost increases, financing issues, and interest rate changes.

Impact measures the magnitude of consequences a risk could have on the project.

Technological risks concern the technology used, including obsolescence and software failures.

After identifying risks, the process analyzes them to determine probability and potential consequences.

Environmental risks relate to natural phenomena such as floods, earthquakes, and droughts.

Risk is the possibility of uncertain events that can be identified and measured; uncertainty is not precisely known.

Evaluation prioritizes which risks demand prompt actions to minimize losses and optimize resources.

Matrices of probability and impact are used to prioritize risks in economic analysis and decision making.

 
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