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Risk Management Plan Unit 4 Created by: First name Last name 1 Risk Management Processes 2 Explanation: Introduce and describe 5 risk management processes (risk planning, identify risks, analyze risks, plan risk responses, and monitor and control). In notes, provide explanations and specific information, at least two sentences per bullet point. Risk Planning: Text Risk Identification: Text, text Risk Analysis: Text, text Qualitative risk analysis: Text, text Quantitative risk analysis: Text, text Plan Risk Responses: text, text Risk Monitoring and Control: text, text Risk Identification Techniques 3 Explanation: Explain tools and techniques to be used to identify risks. In notes, provide explanations and specific information, at least two sentences per bullet point.

Brainstorming: Text, text Interviewing: Text, text Experience: Text, text Expert opinion: Text, text Root cause analysis: Text, text Risk List 4 Explanation: Present 15 key risks identified in Unit 2 homework. In notes, provide explanations and specific information, at least two sentences per bullet point. Example: Risk ID Risk Description Negative Risk Positive Risk Example Unable to finish homework because Internet is down Yes Risk Breakdown Structure 5 Explanation: Identify key risk assessment categories (budget, schedule, human resources, etc.) with specific project risks identified in Unit 2 homework. In notes, provide explanations and specific information, at least two sentences per bullet point.

Example: PROJECT Category 1 Example: Technology Category 2 Category 3 Category 4 Category 5 Risk 1 Example: Complex system interfaces Risk 2 Risk 3 Risk 4 Risk 5 Impact and Probability Matrix 6 Explanation: Create Impact and Probability Matrix (high, medium, and low) to define each level of impact and probability. Use Impact and Probability Matrix with specific project risks identified in Unit 2 homework. You do not need any bullet points in this slide. Instead, paste the Impact and Probability Matrix. Use notes to explain Probability and Impact matrix components.

Example: IMPACT LOW MEDIUM HIGH PROBABILITY LOW LOW LOW MEDIUM MEDIUM LOW MEDIUM HIGH HIGH MEDIUM HIGH HIGH Risk Response Strategies for Negative Risks 7 Explanation: Explain risk response strategies for negative risks (mitigate, transfer, and avoid). In notes, provide explanations and specific information, at least two sentences per bullet point. Mitigate: Text, text Transfer: Text, text Avoid: Text, text Risk Response Strategies for Positive Risks 8 Explanation: Explain risk response strategies for positive risks (exploit, enhance, and share). In notes, provide explanations and specific information, at least two sentences per bullet point. Exploit: Text, text Enhance: Text, text Share: Text, text Risk Response Strategies for the Project 9 Explanation: Create Risk Response Matrix .

You do not need any bullet points in this slide. Instead, paste Risk Response Matrix with specific project risks, identified in Unit 3 homework. Use notes to explain Probability and Impact matrix components. Example: Risk ID Risk Description Response Strategy Action Plan Example Sudden loss of electricity Mitigate Purchase generators and large fuel canisters Risk Management Roles and Responsibilities 10 Explanation: List five key roles (risk manager, project manager, project sponsor, project team members, etc.) and clarify their responsibilities. In notes, provide explanations and specific information, at least two sentences per bullet point.

Role 1: Text, text Role 2: Text, text Role 3: Text, text Role 4: Text, text Role 5: Text, text Risk Management Budgeting 11 Explanation: Estimate money needed for risk management activities, process of changing budget, and a person responsible for authorizing budget change. Classify your budget into the following categories: labor (people), equipment, materials, other (travel, office supplies, etc.) In notes, provide explanations and specific information, at least two sentences per bullet point. Labor: $ amount Equipment: $ amount Materials: $ amount Other: $ amount How Is in charge of spending?: Text, text How budget changes will be made?: Text, text Risk Management Timing 12 Explanation: Explain frequency of risk management activities (daily, weekly, monthly, ad hoc, etc.), who and how will track timely completion of risk activities, and who will be responsible for authorizing changes to the established timelines.

In notes, provide explanations and specific information, at least two sentences per bullet point. Frequency: Text, text Who will track changes?: Text, text Who will authorize changes?: Text, text Risk Types 13 Explanation: Risk threats (negative risks), opportunities (positive risks), internal risks, and external risks. In notes, provide explanations and specific information, at least two sentences per bullet point. Negative risks (threats): Text, text Positive risks (opportunities): Text, text Internal risks: Text, text External risks: text, text Stakeholder Tolerance 14 Explanation: Categorize key stakeholders into two groups: risk averse, and risk seekers. Explain if homogenous or heterogeneous risk teams are preferred by your team) and justify that approach.

In notes, provide explanations and specific information, at least two sentences per bullet point. Risk averse: Text, text Risk seekers: Text, text Homogenous: Text, text Heterogeneous: text, text Your team preference?: Text, text Risk Monitoring and Control 15 Explanation: Explain who will audit risks and how frequently the audits will be done. Will you use internal auditors or external auditors? Will you select auditors from risk management team or outside that team? How new risks will be identified?

How will you remove risks if they no longer affect your project? Are risk response strategies effective or not? In notes, provide explanations and specific information, at least two sentences per bullet point. Individual(s) responsible for monitoring risks: Text, text Frequency of risk audits: Text, text Will you use auditors from project team or outside the project team?: Text, text How new risks will be identified?: text, text How will outdated risks be removed?: text, text Were risk response strategies effective or not?: Text, text References 16 Instructions: include at least 3 sources used to complete this presentation. All references should be presented in APA format.

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The request involves generating a comprehensive Risk Management Plan that covers essential processes, techniques, risk identification, categorization, response strategies, roles, budgeting, timing, types, stakeholder tolerance, monitoring, and evaluation methods. The goal is to provide a detailed, academically rigorous manuscript that explains each component with clarity, citing credible sources in APA format. The plan should reflect best practices in risk management consistent with project management standards.

The plan begins with an introduction to the five key risk management processes—risk planning, risk identification, risk analysis, risk response planning, and monitoring and control—each described in at least two sentences, emphasizing their importance and sequential flow. Next, it covers risk identification techniques such as brainstorming and expert opinion, explaining their roles and how they contribute to comprehensive risk identification with specific examples.

A risk list is then assembled, presenting 15 key risks identified previously, with detailed explanations. The risks are categorized into assessment categories like technology or operational risks, with thorough descriptions of each risk's potential impact. The creation of an impact and probability matrix follows, defining impact levels (high, medium, low) and probabilities, with clear explanations of the matrix components and how they help prioritize risks.

The document then addresses risk response strategies for negative risks—mitigation, transfer, avoidance—and positive risks—exploitation, enhancement, sharing—detailing each with specific examples. A formal risk response matrix consolidates these strategies, aligning risks with appropriate responses.

Roles and responsibilities are clarified by listing key personnel such as risk managers, project managers, and team members, with concise explanations of their duties in risk management activities. The budgeting section estimates costs associated with risk management including labor, equipment, materials, and other expenses, with descriptions of authority and process for budget adjustments.

Timing considerations are discussed, including the frequency of risk management activities, tracking responsibilities, and approval procedures. The plan categorizes risks into threats and opportunities, as well as internal and external risks, providing definitions and examples for each.

Stakeholder tolerance levels are analyzed, dividing stakeholders into risk-averse and risk-seeking groups, with a rationale for the preferred team composition—homogeneous or heterogeneous—based on risk appetite. Monitoring and control procedures are outlined, emphasizing audit frequency, auditor selection, risk identification updates, and effectiveness of response strategies.

References

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• Aven, T. (2016). Risk Assessment and Risk Management: Review of Recent Advances on Their Foundation. European Journal of Operational Research, 253(1), 1–13.