Managing Risks in Project Management
In today’s intense competitive landscape, organisations are constantly tasked with the development of intricate products, services, and processes within remarkably short timeframes. This reality often demands projects to harness cross-functional expertise, coordination, and cooperation to initiate, plan, execute, and conclude the development of new offerings. Understanding the pivotal risk factors inherent in managing such projects in real-time environments is essential for business success.
Role of Project Management in Organisations:
- Understanding the essence of projects.
- Distinguishing projects from day-to-day operational concerns.
- Engaging in small group exercises to reinforce concepts.
Quality Issues and Challenges in Projects:
- Exploring various perspectives of quality in project management.
- Establishing metrics for measuring quality in projects.
- Utilising practical checklists.
- Analysing case scenarios and engaging in hands-on practice.
Risk Issues and Challenges in Projects:
- Identifying common risks encountered in projects.
- Techniques for proactively uncovering project risks.
- Facilitating case-based discussions to deepen understanding.
Understanding Project Failures:
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- Assessing whether failures stem from project planning or risk management.
- Strategies for pre-emptively addressing potential project failures.
- Collaborative group exercises and presentations to reinforce learning.
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