In addition, crisis management is a resource-intensive process that is normally constrained by a restricted set of available options. This is in part because the longer it takes for problems to surface within a project, the fewer options to resolve them typically exist. And the adverse C,P,S impacts associated with those options are likely to be substantially greater than if the issues had been identified much earlier in the project.
Risk management is an important skill that can be applied to a wide variety of projects.
In an era of downsizing, consolidation, shrinking budgets, increasing technological sophistication, and shorter development times, risk management can provide valuable insights to help key project personnel plan for risks, alert them of potential risk issues, analyze these issues, and develop, implement, and monitor plans to address the issues long before the issues surface as problems and adversely affect project cost, performance, and schedule. We will work with your project personnel to effectively implement risk management and related disciplines.