Description In Learning Module: Financial Market Effects on Industry Trends, you will learn about the relationship between risk and return. Generally speaking, the more risk that an investor takes, the higher the return. Risk is measured by the standard deviation and variance. You will learn about the different types of risk and how unsystematic risk…
Description Planning I: Preparation, Scope, Quality, and Risk Getting Started You have heard of risk and probably, like the author of this devotion, think of it as a negative aspect of a project. You may have never heard of positive risk before. According to Spacey (2016), “Positive risk is the chance that your objectives will…
Description Planning I: Preparation, Scope, Quality, and Risk Getting Started What do you do when risks are identified on a project? Do you ignore them? Do you find mitigation strategies to deal with the risks? According to the Association for Project Management (Naybour, 2015), there are four possible actions: Accept, Avoid, Transfer, or Reduce. Accept…
Description Planning I: Preparation, Scope, Quality, and Risk Getting Started Though scope creep can be defined as changes to the project scope, it often also forces changes to the other plans, such as schedule, quality, risk, etc. Hence, it is important to integrate changes in one plan element with changes in the other elements. A…
Description Planning I: Preparation, Scope, Quality, and Risk Getting Started Large organizations typically have a Change Control Board that is the only body in the organization which is authorized to approve change requests. This board requires the stakeholders to follow a standard process called Integrated Change Control which begins with a change request from a…
Description Planning I: Preparation, Scope, Quality, and Risk Getting Started A risk register is a file containing all the risks identified by the stakeholders and the project team. Several information collection tools (such as interviews, focus groups, etc.) can be used to identify risks. Another excellent source of risks is the lessons learned document from…
Description Getting Started Throughout this course, you will have the opportunity to discuss various tasks, deliverables, and tools that help in project preparation, scope management, communications management, quality management, schedule management, risk management, and integration management. For this assignment, you will submit a case report to suggest response strategies for “project management” risks. Resources Textbook:…
Description Planning I: Preparation, Scope, Quality, and Risk Getting Started Throughout this course, you will have the opportunity to discuss various tasks, deliverables, and tools that help in project preparation, scope management, communications management, quality management, schedule management, risk management, and integration management. For this assignment, you will complete a risk management plan for your…
Description Read, watch, or review the resources on the Problem Overview(new tab) page as well as the following resources to help you think about the prompt: Webpage: Externality(new tab) Article: Buhr: Agriculture Becoming ‘Externality Driven’ Industry(new tab) Webpage: 7 Biggest Ethical Issues Facing the Agricultural Industry(new tab) Webpage: Ethics of Agriculture(new tab) Write an initial…
Description ndividually, write a brief essay (750-word limit) reflecting on the following: What did you learn from the course that will help you prepare for your doctoral project? What would you, personally, do differently? How do you intend to apply your learning to your doctoral project? This is a personal reflection in which references are…