Risk Treatment Dr. Keith Harrison DMS Risk SME Thales Secretary APM Risk SIG Risk Process PRAM 2004 Initial Assessment (PID) THREAT OPPORTUNITY Very High High High Medium Medium Low Low Very Low Very Low Very Low Low Medium IMPACT High Very High Very High High Medium Low PROBABILITY PROBABILITY Very High Very Low BENEFIT • Do we want to treat all risk the same? • Treat Threats different to Opportunities • Remove all Threats? • Take all Opportunities? • Prioritize Effort • Different Depending on PID location • Order of Treatment Treatments Threats Avoid Transfer Mitigate Accept Opportunities Terminate Exploit Transfer Share Treat Enhance Tolerate Reject Plan Fallback/Option Plan of what to do if the risk occurs Trigger Point THREAT OPPORTUNITY Very High High Medium Medium Low Low Very Low Very Low Very Low Low Medium High Very High Very High IMPACT High Medium Low BENEFIT Change Objectives or Practices Limited Scope Project Type and Lifecycle dependent Opportunities Threats Change Objectives (e.g. (e.g. Requirements Requirements Change) Change) – Easier Win-Win (Satisfies stakeholders) Difficultfor after Contract Awardall(Project Approval) – Difficult after Contract Award (Project Approval) Unacceptable to Stakeholders (Customer) Change Practices (e.g. (e.g. Sub-contractor) Sub-contractor) – Easier – Internal to Project – Easier – Fixed/Firm Price Contract Very Low PROBABILITY PROBABILITY Avoid/Exploit Very High High THREAT OPPORTUNITY Very High High Medium Medium Low Low Very Low Very Low Very Low Low Medium High Very High Very High IMPACT Give the Risk Customer to someone else Down side Company (Pool) – Cost Project Insurance – Retained Element Sub-Contractor Risk should be held by the Person best placed to manage it High Medium BENEFIT Low Very Low PROBABILITY PROBABILITY Transfer/Share Very High High Mitigate/Enhance THREAT OPPORTUNITY Very High High High Medium Medium Low Low Very Low Very Low Very Low Low Medium High Very High Very High High IMPACT Main method of Treatment Two Approaches Effect the Cause - Change Probability Effect Impact Medium Low PROBABILITY PROBABILITY Very High Very Low BENEFIT Undertaken by whoever is best placed to do the action Cost effective £ < DPI Funding - Project Contingency THREAT OPPORTUNITY Very High High Medium Medium Low Low Very Low Very Low Very Low Low Medium High Very High Very High IMPACT High Medium Low BENEFIT Threats – Active Decision Other Treatments not viable Monitor • Technical/Financial Plan Fallback • Prob =VH, Impact =VL (Add to baseline - Raise Opportunity) Level of Threat Acceptable (Prob =L, Impact =Low) Opportunity Other Treatments not viable (Financial) Not in line with Company’s Strategic Direction Very Low PROBABILITY Do ‘Nothing’ Option PROBABILITY Accept/Reject Very High High Questions Change project scope Avoid Exploit Proactive Responses Insure Pool Threat Share contractually Reactive fallback Accept Plan fallback Plan option Reduce probability Enhance probability Reduce negative impact Enhance positive impact Reactive Responses Record or Monitor Invest Opportunity Pool Share contractually Realise opportunity Reject PRAM 2004
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