JOONMIN SUHProject Engineering Manager| Samsung Construction & TradingSeongnam, Gyeonggi, South Korea
The first step of risk identification is data gathering followed data analyzing.
A range of tools and techniques for risk identification, especially for data gathering, are 1)Historical Review (Past), 2)Current Assessments (Current) and 3)Creativity Techniques (Future).
A wide range of Creativity Techniques can be used to develop a comprehensive list of all knowable uncertainties.
What are you favorite Creativity Techniques like "Brainstorming", "Interview", etc. for gathering the data? Saving Changes...
Delphi technique “Social Intelligence” captures the inputs and consensus from technical experts anonymously. This technique also removes sources of bias.
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1 reply by JOONMIN SUH
Dec 01, 2017 2:31 AM
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You may be a technical expert in your field.
Thanks for your comment.
Interviewing experts is always good, if they will let you.
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1 reply by JOONMIN SUH
Dec 01, 2017 2:27 AM
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I believe you have a good interviewing and questioning skills.
Cheers
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JOONMIN SUHProject Engineering Manager| Samsung Construction & TradingSeongnam, Gyeonggi, South Korea
Dec 01, 2017 1:54 AM
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Interviewing experts is always good, if they will let you.
I believe you have a good interviewing and questioning skills.
Cheers Saving Changes...
JOONMIN SUHProject Engineering Manager| Samsung Construction & TradingSeongnam, Gyeonggi, South Korea
Dec 01, 2017 1:51 AM
Replying to ATHANASIOS GKOLAS
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Delphi technique “Social Intelligence” captures the inputs and consensus from technical experts anonymously. This technique also removes sources of bias.
You may be a technical expert in your field.
Thanks for your comment. Saving Changes...
nwosuocha uchennaPM Specialist| ENERGY AND POWERPort Harcourt, Rivers, Nigeria
you are on the right track
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1 reply by JOONMIN SUH
Dec 04, 2017 12:27 AM
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Thanks your applause :-)
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Craig BrodbeckDirector of Product Management| Adhesives ResearchLancaster, Pa, United States
Ideation tools such as SCAMPER, MIND MAPPING, BRAIN WRITING, SIX THINKING HATS, SWOT, and PESTLE could be of some help for risk identification.
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1 reply by JOONMIN SUH
Dec 04, 2017 12:33 AM
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Hi Craig,
It's very impressive, still there are many other risk identification techniques which were not mentioned in the practice standard for project risk managemen except SWOT.
Thanks alot.
I'd second Craig's support for brainwriting as it overcomes some of the deficiencies of brainstorming.
Another approach I've used is to ask stakeholders to envision themselves as "hackers" trying to break the project to have them come up with ways in which this could occur.
Kiron
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1 reply by JOONMIN SUH
Dec 04, 2017 12:45 AM
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I have just reviewed the "Brainwriting" and totally agree yours.
Thank you.
Joonmin
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Mansoor MustafaSenior PM| Government DepartmentRawalpindi Punjab, Pakistan
from my point view expert interviews provide you direction and guidelines for identifying risks in projects
Kiron, I like the idea of project hacking. Some stakeholder might enjoy this process and get them more interested to identify issues. Saving Changes...
Technically, you have to assess what your perceived risk plan indicates. You secondly need to ask yourself if the process is in control or out of control. In this way, you can easily identify what the exact risks are. It would look weird to jump and start collecting data if your reason or reasons are not compelling.
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1 reply by JOONMIN SUH
Dec 04, 2017 6:07 PM
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Thanks for your kind comment. The focus of this discussion is data gathering just before the analysis the aquired data if that is risk or non-risk by evaluation. Anyway, I like your comment to identify the exact real risk.
