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Program Risk Management Flashcards

Risk transfer strategy
Qualitative risk analysis
Quantitative risk analysis
Risks at program level vs project level
Reducing the probability or impact of a risk to acceptable levels
Components of risk assessment
Assessing risks based on their probability and impact using a qualitative approach
Risk mitigation strategy
Probability, impact, and priority are evaluated to assess each identified risk
Numerically analyzing the effect of identified risks on program objectives
Shifting the impact of a risk to a third party, often through contracts or insurance
Risks at the program level can have broader impacts across multiple projects, whereas project-level risks affect only individual projects
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Benefit of integrated risk managementEnhanced visibility and coordinated response to risks affecting multiple projects within a program
Components of risk assessmentProbability, impact, and priority are evaluated to assess each identified risk
Continuous risk monitoringAn ongoing process of tracking risks and their mitigation actions throughout the program lifecycle
Integrated risk management across projectsEnsuring consistent risk practices and information sharing among all projects within the program
Program risk registerA comprehensive document that consolidates all risks identified across projects within the program
Qualitative risk analysisAssessing risks based on their probability and impact using a qualitative approach
Quantitative risk analysisNumerically analyzing the effect of identified risks on program objectives
Risk acceptance strategyAcknowledge the risk and decide to accept its consequences without taking any action
Risk avoidance strategyChanging the program plan to eliminate the risk or protect objectives from its impact
Risk communication planA strategy to ensure timely and appropriate sharing of risk information among stakeholders
Risk identification at program levelThe process of determining which risks may affect the program and documenting their characteristics
Risk mitigation strategyReducing the probability or impact of a risk to acceptable levels
Risk monitoring includesTracking identified risks, monitoring residual risks, identifying new risks, and evaluating risk process effectiveness
Risk ownerPerson responsible for monitoring a specific risk and implementing response plans
Risk prioritizationOrdering risks based on their potential effect on program objectives to focus efforts on critical risks
Risk response planning involvesDeveloping options and actions to enhance opportunities and reduce threats to program objectives
Risk toleranceThe degree of uncertainty a program is willing to accept regarding potential risks
Risk transfer strategyShifting the impact of a risk to a third party, often through contracts or insurance
Risks at program level vs project levelRisks at the program level can have broader impacts across multiple projects, whereas project-level risks affect only individual projects
Trigger conditionAn event or condition that indicates a risk is about to occur or has occurred
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Qualitative risk analysis
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Assessing risks based on their probability and impact using a qualitative approach
Front
Risk prioritization
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Ordering risks based on their potential effect on program objectives to focus efforts on critical risks
Front
Risk mitigation strategy
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Reducing the probability or impact of a risk to acceptable levels
Front
Risk owner
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Person responsible for monitoring a specific risk and implementing response plans
Front
Risk avoidance strategy
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Changing the program plan to eliminate the risk or protect objectives from its impact
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Continuous risk monitoring
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An ongoing process of tracking risks and their mitigation actions throughout the program lifecycle
Front
Quantitative risk analysis
Back
Numerically analyzing the effect of identified risks on program objectives
Front
Trigger condition
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An event or condition that indicates a risk is about to occur or has occurred
Front
Risk response planning involves
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Developing options and actions to enhance opportunities and reduce threats to program objectives
Front
Benefit of integrated risk management
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Enhanced visibility and coordinated response to risks affecting multiple projects within a program
Front
Risk transfer strategy
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Shifting the impact of a risk to a third party, often through contracts or insurance
Front
Risk identification at program level
Back
The process of determining which risks may affect the program and documenting their characteristics
Front
Components of risk assessment
Back
Probability, impact, and priority are evaluated to assess each identified risk
Front
Risk monitoring includes
Back
Tracking identified risks, monitoring residual risks, identifying new risks, and evaluating risk process effectiveness
Front
Risk communication plan
Back
A strategy to ensure timely and appropriate sharing of risk information among stakeholders
Front
Integrated risk management across projects
Back
Ensuring consistent risk practices and information sharing among all projects within the program
Front
Risk acceptance strategy
Back
Acknowledge the risk and decide to accept its consequences without taking any action
Front
Risks at program level vs project level
Back
Risks at the program level can have broader impacts across multiple projects, whereas project-level risks affect only individual projects
Front
Program risk register
Back
A comprehensive document that consolidates all risks identified across projects within the program
Front
Risk tolerance
Back
The degree of uncertainty a program is willing to accept regarding potential risks
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This deck addresses risk identification, assessment, response planning, and monitoring at the program level, as well as integrating risk management across projects within a program.
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