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Methods for risk analysis: qualitative and quantitative | IAPM

Risk analysis is the second step of risk management and focuses on the assessment of risks that have already been identified.

Well-structured risk management is of central importance in order to recognize, assess and monitor potential risks at an early stage.

Donation-funded projects are often misused. This article shows how local cultural circumstances make such projects particularly vulnerable.

PM&PMO Conference BRIDGE 2024 will take place on the 2024-09-26 and 2024-09-27 in Vilnius, Lithuania. The venue will be the Forum Cinemas Vingis.

If you want to control risks, you have to know them first. But which risks exist in which areas?

Find out why risk management is essential to project success and how you can overcome unforeseen problems through risk analysis.

Tips and strategies for managing multiple projects effectively. Read how to plan, coordinate and complete tasks successfully.

The Enneagram is a personality model that can be used to classify people into nine different personality types.

Personas make it possible to design solutions that meet users' expectations and solve their problems effectively.

Journey mapping can help to identify different influencing factors that favour a purchase decision.

The importance of resilience in project management: how it can help you overcome adversity and succeed.

SMART criteria are a proven tool to achieve specific, measurable, achievable, realistic and time-bound goals.