The known & Unknown

Thu, Mar 5, 2009 by Sherborne

Known and Unknown

What are ‘known’ risks?
‘Known’ risks are somewhat predictable & proactively managed. ‘Known’ indicates those risk that can be identified, analyzed & planned in advance.

What are ‘unknown’ risks?
Unknown risks are those unable to anticipate and describe. Unknown risks cannot be managed proactively. These risks that result from the uniqueness of the work and they are difficult or impossible to anticipate.

For any project, before starting risk management planning process, ‘Unknown’ risks would be high. But through proper Risk Management Planning process, almost all risks can be explored which keeps ‘unknown’ risks to a minimal number?

In ideal situation, 0% ‘Unknown’ risk possible!(?)







 

 

 

 

Anonymous posted on March 30, 2009 5:20 pm

These risks that result from the uniqueness of the work and they are difficult or impossible to anticipate .

MdK posted on March 10, 2009 12:23 am

Who defines a proper Risk Management Planning process? I'd love to see some links! Is this process specific to the organization, or industry, between profit and non-profit, etc.?

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