DQ 4 PM

• Risk is a natural part of running a project. If you are not risking, you are playing it safe. Last week we worked on identifying risks early in a project. This week we will discuss what do you do when a significant risk to the project occurs with little or no warning.
• Seeing risks that are not originally identified in a project is essential throughout the life of a project. Consider and discuss two of these methods and how each could help capture additional risks that might otherwise be missed.
• Provide a practical example of how you would handle a risk that was unforeseen using these methods.

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