1. Understanding project risk management
Project risk management can be broken down into analysis, decision-making and capitalization processes.
These processes are common to all the standards, except for a few words. However, project risk management differs from industrial and environmental risk management.
By its dual orientation: positive risk (opportunity) or negative risk. There can be no project without risk-taking: disruptions are inevitable, as are changes.
A clear focus on service to project management, resulting in minimal additional bureaucracy, because MRP is not an end in itself.
The focus is more managerial (planning, profitability, added value, improvement of project trajectories) than technical (chain of causalities, description of phenomena leading to damage). The project...
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