Zusammenfassung der Ressource
SAB7#131 Analysis Quantitative
Risk
- Analyze the likelihood and
impact
- Number of consequences
- Analysis objectives
- Determine which risk events warrant a response
- Determine overall project risk (risk exposure)
- Determine the quantified probability of meeting project objectives
- Determine cost and schedule reserves
- Identify risk requiring the most attention
- Create realistic and achievable cost, schedule, or scope targets
- Sensitivity analysis
Anmerkungen:
- Sensivity analysis is a technique to analyze and compare the potential impacts of identified risks. A tornado diagram may be used to graphically depict the results of that analysis. Risks are represented horizontal bars: the longets and uppermost bar represents the gratest risk, and progressively shorter horizontal bars beneath represent lower-ranked risks. The resulting graphic resembles a funnel cloud, tornado.
- Expected Monetary Value Analysis
Anmerkungen:
- To evaluate a risk, you can look at the probability or the impact, but calculating the expected monetary value is a better measure to determine an overall ranking of risks. The formula for expected monetary value (EMV) is simply probability (P) times impact (I).
- Number of real risks