Transcription of Risk Management for Dummies – A Case Study
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Paper presented at African Rhythm Project Management Conference 22 24 April 2002, Johannesburg, South Africa Hosted by: Project Management Institute of South Africa (PMISA): ISBN Number: 0-620-28853-1 RISK Management FOR Dummies A CASE Study Marie-Louise Barry Project Manager Radar, CSIR, Defencetek, P O Box 392, Pretoria, 0001, INTRODUCTION The first question that someone uninitiated in the joys of project Management might ask is, "What is risk Management and why is it required on projects?" The major task of any project manager is to ensure that a project finishes within the original budget, with the required scope of work and within the required timescales, and to ensure that throughout this process all the stakeholders, especially the client, are satisfied with the project results.
This phase involved the definition of project stakeholders, documenting project objectives, ... up the diagram, the risks were divided into resource, technical, equipment and schedule and budget risks. Table 6: Links between risks with the highest priority. ... This was used to complete the risk responsibility allocation table. The project system
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