What is project risk identification?
Risk identification is the systematic search for uncertain events or conditions that could affect project objectives.
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What is project risk identification?
Risk identification is the systematic search for uncertain events or conditions that could affect project objectives.
What does the cause describe in a risk statement?
The cause is a current condition or source of uncertainty that could lead to a risk event.
Why is a cause alone not a complete risk statement?
A complete statement connects cause, uncertain event, and effect; a cause alone or effect alone is not a complete risk.
What should a clear risk statement identify?
Name the objective at stake, such as schedule, cost, scope, quality, safety, or performance.
What two kinds of effects can a risk describe?
A risk may be a threat with a possible negative effect or an opportunity with a possible positive effect.
What areas can structured risk prompts explore?
Prompts can explore requirements, schedule, resources, technology, suppliers, stakeholders, and external conditions.
How can a workshop challenge project assumptions?
Ask what the team is treating as true without proof and what could happen if an assumption is wrong.
What information should be captured when recording an identified risk?
Record each distinct risk in the designated list or register, including its cause–event–effect statement, objective, context, and a contact who can clarify it.
When should risk identification be repeated?
Repeat it throughout the project as plans, assumptions, and circumstances change.
What is the goal at the identification stage?
Describe plausible risks clearly; estimating likelihood and choosing responses come later.
What does the event describe in a risk statement?
The event is something uncertain that may or may not happen.
What does the effect describe in a risk statement?
The effect is the possible consequence for a project objective.
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