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    Online Resource
    Online Resource
    London : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group
    UID:
    gbv_1697882420
    Format: 1 Online-Ressource (xli, 325 Seiten) , Diagramme
    Edition: Second edition
    ISBN: 9780429281822 , 042928182X , 9781000650501 , 1000650502 , 9781000650044 , 1000650049 , 9781000650273 , 1000650278 , 9781315553177 , 1315553171
    Content: 1 Layout of the book -- 2 Overview of project risk management -- 3 Environment; The uncertainty characteristics of a project are the product of their origin and particularly their context -- 4 External project stakeholders; Project success requires comprehension of the potential impact of external stakeholders on project uncertainty; Contractor participation in risk management is driven by contract obligations -- 5 Organisation and culture; Risk management aspirations need to be rooted in reality; The risk profile of a project will be directly influenced by the procurement process -- 6 Leadership and governance; Awareness of the need to manage risk; Mandate for the implementation of risk management; Creation and communication of accountabilities and responsibilities; Internal control and risk assurance processes; Effective decision making is dependent on risk management; Senior management commitment to risk management needs to be visible -- 7 Internal stakeholders; Risk management must include an assessment of internal stakeholders; Involve internal stakeholders in the evaluation of the risks to the business case; Inculcating risk is improved by convincing the sceptics -- 8 Risk resources; Risk team selection will directly influence risk management effectiveness; The budget will dictate the level of risk management support -- 9 Systems; A risk management framework must establish a firm foundation; Commitment commences with a risk policy; Project outcomes are enriched by implementing lessons learned; Risk analysis needs to recognise the existence of optimism bias; The workshop "circus" is avoided by recognising behaviour types; Project success and particularly risk management is dependent on proactive behaviour; Risk descriptions are improved by adopting a metalanguage; Risk database integration is improved when scheduled; Risk model results are improved by sense checking; Risk management is enhanced through integration; Assessing the risk profile of a project must take account of its degree of complexity; Risk management must include the examination of opportunities as well as threats
    Additional Edition: ISBN 9780367209322
    Additional Edition: ISBN 0367209322
    Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Chapman, Robert James The rules of project risk management London : Routledge, 2020 ISBN 9780367209322
    Language: English
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