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					  <title>Risk Management for Dummies</title>
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Risk management (RM)&#8230;we've all heard of it&#8230;we can all describe the difference between risks and issues&#8230;but how many of us do more than create a spreadsheet (or equivalent database) which we update sporadically...how many of us when faced with the question &#8230;&#34;Do you do Risk Management?&#34; &#8230;reply, almost defensively, with a resounding YES&#8230;but do we secretly think that we could do more?...do we actually feel that RM is a worthwhile undertaking or just an additional management burden on your project/programme? Well I'd like to outline, in a few short pages, how I believe you can turn RM around to create real value in the project environment, get buy-in from your senior management and implement something that not only helps you estimate your work better but also helps you manage you budget far more effectively&#8230; Sound like an impossible task in a few pages? Well to be honest, the rules of successful RM are small in number and relatively simple to implement&#8230;.</description>
					  <author>michael.c.cooch@accenture.com (Michael Cooch)</author>
					  <pubDate>Sun, 08 Jul 2007 23:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
					 
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