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Human beings are uncomfortable about uncertainty: we rather be wrong than be in doubt. For this reason, only a few people when starting a new development project are willing to deal with the project risk in a transparent, open and exhaustive manner. People normally prefer to fall back, mostly unconsciously, on ineffective but established practices, like long-term planning, protection legal clauses, sole use of big-name software firms. Effects are often disastrous: budget overrun, late delivery, canceled project and lawsuits, squandered opportunities of innovation. This problem, mentioned even on the Agile Manifesto, is still being neglected. This talk will address causes and effects and will suggest hints and ideas on how to transform risk into opportunity, also through a brief foray into neuro-psychology. This talk is aimed at ICT managers and professionals, with a special focus on software development projects.

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Risk Management for Adults

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[ ]Claudio Sabia

Founder at OptionFactory

10+ years experience in ICT security and software dev D

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Danger is very real,but fear is a choice

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People prefer to be wrong than in doubt

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Choice-supportive bias

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Hindsight bias

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Normalcy bias

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Ostrich effect

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What about organizations?

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Hindsight bias

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Hindsight is always twenty-twenty

-- Billy Wilder

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Ostrich effect

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Choice supportive bias

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Normalcy bias

Lots of folks confuse bad management with destiny

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Space-time bending

● Choice-supportive bias

● Ostrich effect

● Normalcy bias

● Hindsight bias

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Antidotes

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Naming

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Analysis

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Ownership & Accountability

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Collaboration

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Transparency

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Real Options

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Resilience rather than Robustness

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In any given moment, we have two options: to step forward into growth or to step back into safety

--Abraham Maslow

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The persons and events in this motion picture are fictitious.Any similarity to actual persons or events is unintentional.

Where you can find me:@cl0d

[email protected]

Thanks

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References

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Barry Schwartz - The paradox of choice

Daniel Kahneman - Thinking fast and slow

Tom DeMarco, Tim Lister - Waltzing with bears

Tim Lister - Risk Management Is Project Management For Grown-ups

Olav Maassen - Commitment

Dave Snowden - Managing under conditions of uncertainty

Ryan Hanisco - Building Agile Accountability