1. How do you classify risks?
The impact scales used on projects are generally based on the following impact categories:
Costs ;
planning ;
performance ;
the image of the project or company;
social.
On this basis, more or less quantitative criteria are defined.
For example, a risk will be classified as level 3 out of 5 in terms of costs if its impact is between 10% and 20% of sales.
The overall risk impact corresponds to the maximum value of all impacts.
For many risks, this classification is perfectly relevant.
1.1 Example...
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Bibliography
PMI: Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBok Guide) , 4 e éd. 2008.
Websites
Website (in English: pmi.org) of the Project Management Institute, an American professional association offering project management methods.
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