RM (PDIGS)

1. What is the difference between an issue and a risk in the context of project management?

• An issue is a risk that has already occurred, while a risk is a potential situation that has not yet happened.

• A risk is an issue that has already occurred, while an issue is a potential situation that has not yet happened.

• Both terms refer to the same thing and can be used interchangeably.

• An issue is a potential situation that has not yet happened, while a risk is a situation that has already occurred.

1. What is a key characteristic of a risk?

• Certidumbre: el evento que caracteriza el riesgo siempre sucederá.

• Uncertainty: the event characterizing the risk may or may not occur.

• Desired outcomes: if the risk materializes, it will always result in positive outcomes.

• Guaranteed loss: if the risk materializes, there will be no loss involved.

2. What does a risk entail if it materializes?

• Potential gain: the risk will always result in benefits.

• Guaranteed loss: the risk will always result in negative consequences.

• Potential loss: if the risk materializes, unintended consequences may occur.

• Neutral outcomes: if the risk materializes, there will be no impact on the project.

1. What is risk management?

• The process of solving problems after they occur.

• The process of anticipating corrective actions before a problem occurs, while it is still an abstraction.

• The process of managing crises when problems occur.

• The process of documenting problems and their solutions after they occur.

2. What is the term used to describe the moment when a risk becomes an actual problem?

• Crisis management

• Risk transition

• Problem management

• Risk materialization

3. What is understood by technical risks in the context of risk management?

• Risks related to project management.

• Risks related to organizational aspects.

• Risks related to technology and software.

• Risks related to external factors beyond the organization's control.

4. What type of risks involves how the team directly working on your project operates?

• Technical risks

• Project management risks

• Organizational risks

• External risks

5. What is understood by external risks in the context of risk management?

• Risks related to technology and software.

• Risks related to project management.

• Risks related to organizational aspects.

• Risks related to factors beyond the organization's direct control.

6. What is the opposite of risk management according to the text?

• Project management

• Crisis management

• Organizational risks

• Risk transition

7. What is meant by organizational risks in the context of risk management?

• Risks related to technology and software.

• Risks related to project management.

• Risks related to aspects of resources and company culture that could impact project implementation.

• Risks related to external factors outside the organization's control.