3. risk managment is
often considered
boring because it
smells of grey suits
and playing safe
4. but think of it this
way :
what worries you
about your project?
5. risk assessment as
the chance to put
down everyting that
worries you; what
could go wrong
6. • obvious things but also
• nagging things
• stuff that’s actually not under
your control
• assumptions
• stuff that shouldn’t happen but
could
• stuff that keeps you up at night
7. • allows you to recognise
and deal with problems
early
• transfers responsibility to
right people
• jisc prefers openness,
acceptance and solutions
8.
9. •Acceptance
Accept the possibility and develop contingency
(For lower risk scores)
• Avoidance
Adding to or changing plan so risk no longer a
possibility
• Reduction
Reducing the probability or impact of the risk
• Transfer
Moving the impact (and ownership) of the risk
to a third party (outside project or instituion)
10. Once a risk , it should be
assessed, monitored,
updated at regular intervals
(e.g. project meetings) –
useful to circualte to senior
managment, esp when there
are risk scores
11. What now?
• Work on risks within the project plan
• Less bothered (at the moment) about rating
them
• Write down obvious and less obvious risks
• Discuss with your group (20 mins)
•General discussion at end (10 mins)
More info on Risk Management at JISC InfoNet