Sesión 06 Enero 2024 RMP

The project is barely underway, with a signed project charter and little else. At this point in the project, what should you, as risk manager, have already done?

• Identified most of the project's major risk documentation that will be established for the project

• Created an inventory of all the major risk documents that will be established for the project

• Notified relevant team members that they will be responsible for managing the risk within the confines of the project team

• Evaluated the risk to determinate which are the most significant

The project manager has decided to take on the challenges of conducting documentation analysis. The project manager now has ...............

• All information necessary to discover all risk on the project

• All information to discover risk sources for the project

• A responsibility to share that information with relevant stakeholders

• Most of the information necessary to build a risk register

To do risk identification well, certain documents become essential. What should those document include?

• Historical data, industry benchmarks, lesson learned from past projects, costumer agreements, and the organization's mission and vision statement

• Historical data, industry benchmarks, lessons learned from the past projects, and customer agreements

• Industry benchmarks, lesson learned for the past project, costumer agreements, and the organization's mission and vision statement

• Industry benchmarks, lesson learned from the past project, and costumer agreements

Preliminary risk analysis through documentation analysis can be done by a variety of project participants. Those participants may include any or all of the following, except which?

• The project manager

• The risk manager

• The business analysis

• The costumer

Because of the unique nature of the project, each project can generate novel risks. Because of this, are there situations where the risk/project manager should not take lessons learned from past project into account?

• Yes, because there are some situations in which no true analogies exist

• No, because it's a part of the risk process and should be done accordingly

• No, despite the fact that the project is different, some aspects will be analogous.

• Yes, because not every process step is required on every project

You have identified candidates to serve as risk owner for your project. What must have these individuals do?

• Manage their aspects of the project, ensuring risk is considered

• Track their risk to ensure the risks don't come to pass

• Develop the risk response for the risk to which they are assigned

• Track their risks and the response to ensure that the risk are managed as planned