5. Supporting change and better controlling the risks associated with it
The risk identification and management process is broken down into six successive phases, involving :
carry out an initial inventory of stakeholders and impacts once the project has been decided, but before it is launched and stakeholders mobilized;
complete the inventory of stakeholders and impacts as far as possible during the project launch and mobilization phase;
amend, if necessary, the list of stakeholders and impacts during the implementation period, as the detailed definition of deliverables becomes available; for each impact, finalize the descriptions of the initial and final states, so as to anticipate the required changes in methods and behaviors;
Explain, if possible with the participation of the stakeholders concerned, the changes required in methods and behaviors as soon as an impact is sufficiently detailed,...
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