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Updated by Oliver Günther 7 months ago
Currently project managers create a work package of type ("Risk") with custom fields. This allows flexible configuration, but prevents us from doing better analysis and aggregation of risks.
Effective risk management is a core component of both the PM² methodology (developed by the European Commission) and the PMFlex framework (a customizable, flexible project management approach). Both emphasize the need to:
* Identify, assess, and document project risks
* Evaluate likelihood and impact
* Define and apply risk controls and treatment strategies
* Track the residual risk after mitigation efforts
* Maintain transparency and accountability through a structured workflow and status lifecycle
The purpose of this Epic is to design and implement a Risk Management module that aligns with these principles, enabling project teams to effectively manage risks throughout the project lifecycle.
Key objectives:
* Support for risk assessment via impact and likelihood
* Modeling of initial and residual risk levels
* A notion of ongoing treatments and actions of a risk that impacts its residual risk value
* Visualization support (e.g. risk matrix, heat map, stacked graphs)
* A basic workflow of risks
* Auditing and reporting
This will allow organizations to standardize risk management across projects and ensure compliance with internal or external frameworks. fields
Effective risk management is a core component of both the PM² methodology (developed by the European Commission) and the PMFlex framework (a customizable, flexible project management approach). Both emphasize the need to:
* Identify, assess, and document project risks
* Evaluate likelihood and impact
* Define and apply risk controls and treatment strategies
* Track the residual risk after mitigation efforts
* Maintain transparency and accountability through a structured workflow and status lifecycle
The purpose of this Epic is to design and implement a Risk Management module that aligns with these principles, enabling project teams to effectively manage risks throughout the project lifecycle.
Key objectives:
* Support for risk assessment via impact and likelihood
* Modeling of initial and residual risk levels
* A notion of ongoing treatments and actions of a risk that impacts its residual risk value
* Visualization support (e.g. risk matrix, heat map, stacked graphs)
* A basic workflow of risks
* Auditing and reporting
This will allow organizations to standardize risk management across projects and ensure compliance with internal or external frameworks.