Risk is a future phenomenon. As part of our eternal quest to control some small component of our future, it is the focus of many business discussions, thus making it an essential part of decision making. The challenge comes in creating a degree of consistency in managing risk and the risk process.

In his fourth edition of Risk Management: Concepts and Guidance, Carl L. Pritchard, PMP, again addresses this challenge expertly. This comprehensive edition views risk in light of current information, while remaining grounded in the history of risk practice. Updated to reflect the Project Management Institute, Inc.’s PMBOK� Guide, Fourth Edition, this edition emphasizes greater clarity on risk practice from a pragmatic perspective.

Risk Management uses a holistic approach, examining risk as a blend of environmental, programmatic, and situational concerns. It is an encyclopedia of risk management tools, practices, and protocols. The book’s 35 tool-packed chapters cover the latest perspectives, focusing on a systematic approach to risk management. The author highlights specific techniques to enhance organizational risk identification, assessment, and management, all within the project and program environments. The book is a must-have project management tool for gaining a higher-level perspective on risk management and enhancing organizational risk identification, assessment, and management.

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Preface

About The Author

About ESI International

Introduction

Risk Processes and Practices—Why Risk Management?

Risk Management Practices

Risk Concepts

The Risk Management Structure

Risk Management Techniques

Expert Interviews

Planning Meetings

Risk Practice Methodology

Documentation Reviews

Analogy Comparisons

Plan Evaluation

Delphi Technique

Brainstorming

Crawford Slip Method (CSM)

SWOT Analysis

Checklists

Risk Breakdown Structure

Root Cause Identification and Analysis

Risk Registers/Tables

Project Templates

Assumptions Analysis

Decision Analysis–Expected Monetary Value

Estimating Relationships

Network Analysis (Excluding PERT)

PERT

Other Diagramming Techniques

Rating Schemes

Urgency Assessment

Data Quality Assessment

Risk Modeling

Sensitivity Analysis

Monte Carlo Simulations

Risk Factors

Risk Response Matrix

Performance Tracking and Technical Performance Measurement

Risk Reviews and Audits

Other Common Techniques

Contractor Risk Management

An Abbreviated List of Risk Sources

Basic Probability Concepts

Quantifying Expert Judgment

Special Notes on Software Risk

Glossary

Bibliography

Index

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