5. Prioritize
It is natural to prioritize the risks and opportunities to be addressed according to their impact.
You can assess the probability of a significant deviation, for example the probability of achieving or failing to achieve a result within a given timeframe.
You can also determine a range of uncertainty for a result. For example, you can announce a minimum and maximum completion time for an action.
Carry out an objective-by-objective analysis, or an activity-by-activity analysis. You can do this by grouping activities into families (for example, design, logistics, assembly, inspection, etc.).
Identify interdependent or outcome-dependent...
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