Documente Academic
Documente Profesional
Documente Cultură
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Risk Management
ACP Ghee
Operation and Production Management
PKR
Date of workshop
12/9/2011 14-09-2011 16/09/2011
Participants
Samana, Faisal, Sidra, Khurram, Minahal, Bushra Samana, Faisal, Sidra, Khurram, Minahal, Bushra Samana, Faisal, Sidra, Khurram, Minahal, Bushra Samana, Faisal, Sidra, Khurram, Minahal, Bushra Samana, Faisal, Sidra, Khurram, Minahal, Bushra Samana, Faisal, Sidra, Khurram, Minahal, Bushra Samana, Faisal, Sidra, Khurram, Minahal, Bushra Samana, Faisal, Sidra, Khurram, Minahal, Bushra Samana, Faisal, Sidra, Khurram, Minahal, Bushra Samana, Faisal Samana, Faisal, Sidra, Khurram, Minahal, Bushra
Comments
Initial discussion for proposal, organization selection. Organization selected, discussion about issues & game plan. Writing of proposal and general discussion. Deciding the format of the work final discussion on the Format and Key Areas work Distribution Information Gathering Initial Work submission Rewriting the report Reformatting and changes Final report evaluation by all group members
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Risk Management
Observe
Colour code Serious Crucial Effect/Impact - Classification Probability - Classification 5 - Very high / near certainty 4 - High / highly likely 3 - Probable / likely 2 - Low / unlikely 1 - Very low / remote
5 - Catastrophic - the project cannot go on 4 - Very serious - long delay and/or high cost 3 - Serious - delay and/or quite high cost 2 - Less serious - short delay and/or little cost 1 - Insignificant - negligible delay and/or cost
Risk value
Preventive actions
Comment / Assumptions
3 4 2 2 3 2 4 4 2
2 3 3 2 3 4
Risk can be managed wrong processes can effect the productivity low quality can decrease the market share pricing is very important and if not managed properly can effect the market share can be managed with the help of experts forecasting can help decrease the risk if resources allocated properly, then production will made very productive this cannot be forecasted easily and managed the proper HR practices will reduce the risk and can be managed properly
Methods / processes
Quality Assurance Pricing Legal issues Environment Resource Allocation Political instability Hiring
their should be a proper department who check the material quality 6 pricing should be done keeping in view the competitors strategy 4 lawyer should be consulted before taking any legal step 9 8 forecasting should be done
alternative plans16 4 should be made and tested so that the best practices can be adopted 4 political affiliation should be kept low so that the effect can be minimal 16
market 3 needs should be forecasted and fulfilled on time the processes should be according to the need of the market 3 9
Faisal Samana minahal Bushra Khurram avalibility of the product requirements supply network Technolgy changes Layout risk can be managed with the help of proper planning
2 3
product development and process development should be kept in mind choices should be kept in mind in case there is any problem with the current the suppliers proper training sessions should be run after every year risk can be managed properly if layout design is tested properly
network 4 should be kept flexible so that on the time of high demand the material can be bought 12
2 technology2 should be kept up to dated and the employees should be given proper training sessions 4 5 layout should be 10 2 designed so that the work can be completed on time and with low cost
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Risk Management
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Preventive actions
Comment / Assumptions
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Risk Management
Risk no
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Risk Management
Risk areas
Commercial risks
Business objectives Contractual Financial Pricing Regulatory Consents Perception Partnering Business case Business model Qualification Legal Penalties Customs
Project risks
Team Tactics Tasks Resourcing Competencies Time constraints Time plan Collaboration Methods/Processes Environment Configuration management Change management Quality assurance Economy/budget Customer/receiving organization Communication Information Logistics Cultural awareness
Solution risks
Requirements Expectations Legacy environment Business processes Deliverables Partner agreement Product general availability Compliances Patent Installation (configuration data) Integration Customization Data Modelling and Data Migration Deadlocks, dependencies and deployment scenario Solution Design Base
Miscellaneous risks
References Experience Dependencies (general)
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