WE ARE NOW ALL VUCANS®
Module 1 – Uncertainty, Disruption, and Risk
12 Topics | 1 Quiz
Module 2 – You’re Now a VUCAN®
15 Topics
RISK BASED PROBLEM SOLVING AND DECISION MAKING
Module 3 – VUCAN® Decision Making
13 Topics
Module 4 – Project Risk Management
8 Topics
RISK TAXONOMIES
Module 5 – What Is Risk?
16 Topics | 1 Quiz
Module 6 – Risk Management
16 Topics
Module 7 – Risk Management Frameworks
20 Topics | 1 Quiz
ISO 31000 RISK MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK
Module 10 – Communicate and Consult (ISO 31000)
10 Topics | 1 Quiz
Module 11 – Establish the Context (ISO 31000)
16 Topics | 1 Quiz
Module 13 – Identify Risks (ISO 31000)
47 Topics | 1 Quiz
Module 14 – Analyze Risks (ISO 31000)
26 Topics | 1 Quiz
Module 15 – Evaluate Risks (ISO 31000)
45 Topics | 1 Quiz
Module 16 – Accept Risks (ISO 31000)
12 Topics
Module 17 – Treat Risks (ISO 31000)
30 Topics | 1 Quiz
Module 18 – Record and Report Risks (ISO 31000)
16 Topics | 1 Quiz
Module 19 – Monitor and Review RMF (ISO 31000)
14 Topics | 1 Quiz
Read article: Can We Calculate the Probability of Uncertainty – Geary Sikich
http://insights.cermacademy.com/151-3/
Why This Matters: A heat map or risk map is a graphical representation of risk shown on a matrix. One axis is likelihood or probability. The other axis is consequence, severity, or impact. Heat maps use green, yellow, and red colors to evalaute risk.
Heat maps are easy to construct, easy to understand, and visually attractive.
But, heat maps also have significant challenges. One challenge is the ability to calculate the likelihood or probability of uncertainty.
Project Question: How do you calculate uncertainty in your projects?
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