4. Agile project risk management
Project risks are varied, and can affect both the management of a project portfolio and the single project itself. Project management methods, whether agile or not, must take into account the risk factors associated with them.
A project risk is a negative consequence associated with the occurrence of failures in the steering or management of a project. It can arise from failures linked to the quality of the deliverable (software delivered with parameterization bugs, or not corresponding to the needs of the user at the origin of the project request). It can also be due to failures in project management, such as significant overruns of deadlines or project budgets, or significant budget consumption on project elements not initially...
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