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Initiation Feasibility Organisation
Execution Transfer
DeliverableLessons learnedRisk
• Project Charter
• Stakeholder Analysis
• Requirements
• Service/Product
• Risque Analysis
• WBS• PERT• GANTT• Project Plan
• Kanban Chart• Dashboard• Reporting• Test
• Lessons learned
• Workbreak-downchart/ Estimation23/03
• Sequencing Tactic/Strategy• Project Plan 30/03
• Project Control 11/04
• Meeting• Project Status• Scope Change• Test
• Requirements• 16/03• Risk• 21/03
• Project initiation 19/01 16/02
• Stakeholder
• 09/03
• Transfer 20/04• Lessons learned
Gate Review Gate Review Gate Review Gate ReviewGate Review
Topics
? What’s the project ?What are the
needs ? What’s thebest solution ?
How do we organisethe project ?
How can i keep the project on track ?
How can i make surethat the client will take
over the project ?
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+What risks would you take ?
Exclude – Avoid - Transfer – Reduce - Accept
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+Risk management process
Identify risksAssign impact/ probability
Prioritize risk (risk ranking/ tolerance)
Develop strategies (mitigate, transfer, …)
Determine who’s responsible for the risk
Manage your risk during the project !
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+What you know and don’t know
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Something which has NEVER HAPPENED before and thus cannot be anticipated
Something we know EXISTS but we don‘t know when it will happen and how severe the consequences will be
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Requirements
Stakeholder
Project charterPlanning
Skills
Soil
Strategy
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+How to find the risks ?
Uniqueness
Project Documents
Skills
Organisational Culture
Timeline before during after
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+How to find risks ?• What is unique about your project ?• What are you not used to deal with ?• What are typical risks linked to your
business ?• What are typical risks linked to the
product/service you want to provide ?• What will be out of your management
range ?• What kind of risks arises from the
stakeholders ?• What’s going to change in the next
month in your environment, your organization, your country ?« Project risk management is not about gathering all the possible risks,
the project manager needs to identify the risks that are linked to the uniqueness of the project, the product and the way
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+Sources of risques in international projects Distributed teams
Various languages
Different measures - Different technical standards
Reliability of infrastructure (technology, transport, etc.)
Ethnical and religious differences
Social violence and instability
Prejudice and nationalism
Different business practices and rules
Different feeling for time and punctuality
Different attitude towards risk in general
Divergent competency profiles and certificates
Government involvement and control
CostRisk !
QualityRisk !
TimeRisk !
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+Sources of risques in construction projects Bureaucracy of government
Design variations
Excessive approval procedures in administrative
General safety accident occurrence
High performance or quality expectations
Inadequate or insufficient site information
Inadequate program scheduling
Incomplete or inaccurate cost estimate
Lack of coordination between project participants
Low management competency of subcontractors
Price inflation of construction materials
Serious noise pollution caused by construction
Tight project schedule
CostRisk !
QualityRisk !
TimeRisk !
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What’s the impact of risks on your project ?
Uniqueness Risk !
CostRisk !
QualityRisk !
TimeRisk !
ScopeRisk !
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+New Tool to be introduced
Context : You first get some knowledge of how to use it. You then work with it using this basic knowledge. After some time you decide you need to learn more. Over an extended time you gain proficiency and it becomes part of your toolkit.
Impact : Too difficult to use, find problems in the tool, management thinks you will be more productive. Old tools are still used. Productivity drops.
Prevention : Requirements, training, guidelines, …
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+Informal and wrong methods Context : falling in habits. 5% usage of functionalities
of a tool. First usage of a method slows down the work.
Impact : Confusion – Isolation – People divide the work into smaller chungs to avoid the « big method »
Prevention : Train method and then find out how people adapt the method to the culture of the organisation
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+Project manager lacks experience Context : quick promotion after having taken a few basic
courses. Left to themselves. Failure. Standardised methods. Lack of sharing experience.
Impact : unrealistic and uncomplete project plan – pm does not recognise the severity and effect of issues that arise.
Prevention : Sharing experience – Rotate project leaders - Mentor
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+Lack of teamwork Context: the only time for teamwok is at a meeting –
get the work done but don’t plan the work – don’t take into account the cultural factor – Understanding : if two people work together work is slowed down
Impact : Lack of knowledge and method sharing – Keep the problem to him/her self. Manager assumes things are fine – Last minute bad surprise
Prevention : Reward joint working from the start – move the ownership of an idea to the staff
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+How to use the risk matrix ?
Probability
Severness
b) Verify that your team is aware of these riskand that they can handle them
d) It’s up to your organisation to handle these risks
d) Manage these risks closely yourself
a) Forget about theses risks
High
HighLow
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+How to manage risks ?
Risk (linked to
the specificity
of the project?)
Impact on the project(Cost, Delay,
Quality, Scope)
Probability
(that this risk occurs)
Event = Probabil
ity x Impact
Action (avoid,mitigate,
transfer, accept)
Status (disappeare
d, appeared,
latent)
Trend (is it
getting better or worse)
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+Risk Form
Ref:Version:
Programme: Project:
RISK IDENTIFIER: Description and Impact: Risk Category:
Probability: Severness: Current Status:
Countermeasures:
Owner: Date Identified: Date of Last Update:
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+Hints for risk management ?
• Identify and qualify the risks in groups gathering people with different backgrounds
• Risk management is an on going process, so you need to put rules about meetings and outcomes in your project management plan
• Always check if the countermeasures you take are really working
• Risk breakdown structure is useful to build but it’s not a guarantee for finding all the relevant risks
• Working together with your team on risk management increases awareness and it’s a way to share responsibility
• Feedback is very important when a risk occurs your reporting system and your management should encourage feedback
• Concentrate on relevant risk specific to the uniqueness of your project
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+Respond
Consider alternative courses and remedyHave a plan B for important risks (contingency plan) Install project buffer (extra time and money)
Continuously monitor the project‘s main risks!
RESPOND
Any feasible action to minimize or eliminate the risk, intensively involving all available technological, human and organizational resources
Reasonable for highly critical solutions!
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+Eclude
• Avoid major risks by excluding those from your project • Hand the riskful task over to another project• Has to happen in the scoping phase • Down-scaling a project has limitations!
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+Transfer(risk response)
Shift risk consequences to another party
Do it if the other party is used
to deal with the risk
Choose the right contract type in order to cover yourself
Pay insurance
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Externalize responsibility for potential damages by purchasing insurance, external consultants/experts, etc. Hiring externals has it‘s own risks (legal stuff, liability, etc.) Transferring risks is expensive!
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+Mitigation(risk response)
reduce impact or probability of the risk
Do more testing
Use more qualifiedresources
Improve your communicationWith the subcontractor
Mange closely the resourcesWorking on the risky deliverable
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+Avoidance(risk response)
avoid cause/source of the risk
Don’t let your subcontractor do the work, do it yourself
Reduce scope to deliverables you are
sure to produce
Change the way youdo your project
Work with technologies/productsyou know very well
Don’t do it yourself,get someone who is specialized
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+Acceptance(risk response)
When you can’t find another response
1. Develop a contingency plan
2. Establish amount of reservebased on probability and severness
Understand the risk but take no preparationsReact, if it occurs (if costs are small, solve the problem) Alternatively, just live with the damage Applicable only for minor risks!
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+Risk opportunity or threat?
Threat Opportunity
Find a way to avoid the risk
Find a way to transfer to another party
Find a way to mitigate the risk reducingProbability or Severness
Exploit
Share with another party
Enhance by increasing the effector the probability
Or accept and do nothing !
Risk
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