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Mike is an author and speaker, specialising in Projects, Risk, Organisational change, and the science of influence and decision-making.
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Category Archives: Risk Happens!
Risk – and How to Handle it
The April 2013 edition of “The Best You” features my article on Risk Management: “Risk – and How to Handle it“. You can read it in the online version of the magazine here (you will need to register for a … Continue reading
Posted in Risk Happens!, Risk Management
Tagged project management, project risk management, Risk management
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Six Strategies for Managing Risk
Managing risk requires active engagement with the potential event: you need to create a plan and execute it. You must then review the outcomes and refine your plan if necessary. The rinse and repeat, as it says on my shampoo … Continue reading
Project Scope
Last week we looked at defining a project with Goals and Objectives. The third key component to project definition is Scope – the breadth and depth of your ambition. In the UK, we tend to speak of scope as being … Continue reading
Regression to the Mean
… or how things tend to “average out”. My family and I have been on holiday. It was lovely, thank you for asking. My wife and I played a game of crazy golf: my three year old daughter gave up … Continue reading
Posted in Analysing Risk, Psychology of Risk, Risk Happens!
Tagged regression to the mean, risk analysis
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