Team Assignment 10 K15T02-Team 21. 1.Scope 2.Risk Management Process 3.How to determine the impart of risk 4.Top 10 risk of Viking.

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Team Assignment 10 K15T02-Team 21

1.Scope 2.Risk Management Process 3.How to determine the impart of risk 4.Top 10 risk of Viking

_ Identify risk events and risk owners _ Evaluate risks with respect to likelihood and consequences _Assess the options for risks and develop mitigation plans _Track risk mitigation efforts _Conduct periodic reassessments of project risks This document describes the process to:

Detailed Risk Management Process for Viking Link from picture

Risk Management Roles and Responsibilities ActionInputOutputTechnique Identify and document risks Anything related to project Risk list Brainstorming Risk list Assign resource to analyze risk Risk listAssignment Use Risk Exposure to calculate risk Risk list Template for Risk Exposure Risk Exposure Validate Risk Exposure Risk list Risk Exposure Risk Exposure approved Create top ten Risk list Risk list Risk Exposure Top ten risk Prioritize Risk Top ten risk Top ten risk prioritized Analysis and vote Create mitigation plan Top ten risk prioritizedMitigation plan Track risk list Top ten risk prioritized Track risk process Risk management plan Top ten risk prioritized Mitigation plan Manage risk and mitigation plan until risk close Top ten risk prioritized Mitigation plan Record for risk happen (if risk is occur) Revisit Risk? Risk management plan Top ten risk prioritized Risk list Mitigation plan Close risk Risk management plan Risk list Mitigation plan Closing decision

Estimating Probability of loss No.ProbabilityMeaningDescription 110%Remote Risk event not expected to occur 230%UnlikelyRisk event less likely occur 350%Likely Risk event may or may not occur 470%High LikelyRisk event more likely occur 590%Near CertaintyRisk event expected to occur

Estimating Size of loss Size of Loss ConsequenceDetailed Regulations ScheduleBudgetScopeQuality 0.1Negligible Insignificant cost increase Scope decrease barely noticeable Quality degradation barely noticeable 0.3Marginal <5% time increase <10% cost increase Minor areas of scope affected Only very demanding applications are affected 0.5Significant 5-10% time increase 10-20% cost increase Major areas of scope affected Quality reduction requires sponsor approval 0.7Critical 10-20% increase 20-40% cost increase Scope reduction unacceptable with sponsor Quality reduction unacceptable with sponsor 0.9Catastrophic>20% increase >40% increaseProject end item is effective useless

Risk Exposure RE= Probability of loss * size of loss Using RE to prioritize

Excel file attached

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