What is the definition of risk, and what are the two types?
An uncertain event that, should it occur, will have an effect in the achievement of objectives.
It consists of the probability of a perceived threat or opportunity occurring, and the magnitude of its impact on objectives.
A risk can be a threat or opportunity.
What is risk management?
The systematic application of procedures to the tasks of identifying and assessing risks, and then planning and implementing risk responses
What needs to be done with risk, for risk management to work effectively? (4)
Prince2 is based on which nine generic risk principles?
What’s the minimum a Prince2 project must do under risk management?
What should a risk management approach be based on?
An organization’s risk management policy or a program risk management (if available)
lessons from previous projects
What should the risk register contain? (6)
It should also contain the risk’s proximity (how close to the present time it is expected to occur)
What are the five steps Prince2 recommends as a risk management procedure?
What are some of the techniques that can be used to identify risks?
It is important to express a risk in terms of its cause and the event. What does that mean?
The cause - the situation that gives rise to the risk
The event - the threat that may occur and its effect
What is a Probability Impact Grid?
Under the Risk Theme
Risks are placed on the grid with ranking values, e.g. measure of probability, impact scale.
This allows to prioritize time and effort
What are secondary risks?
Risks that relate to a new situation after a risk response has been implemented
What six responses does Prince2 suggest for threats and opportunities?
Common
For threats:
For opportunities:
To manage risks, what two roles need to be assigned?
Through which products can risks be communicated? (5)
What is a risk budget?
The money required for risk mitigation activities. This is part of the project budget
How are the different roles related to risk management? (8)
What are the two different types of risk status?
Active or closed