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Objective Discuss how NASA applies Risk Management concepts, techniques and methodologies in a program/project environment.
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What is Risk Management?
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Key Points Take Aways Sound Project Management is Sound Risk Management
The only thing we manage on a project is Risk
Risks impact objectives
Risks come from decisions we make as we try to achieve objectives
As a minimum risks need to be identified in the areas of technical, cost, schedule and safety
Risks require a factual condition and have a potential negative consequence
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Where Do We Start with Decisions? Primary Purpose of Slide:
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Risk Management Scope
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Risk Management Scope
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Identification and Analysis Tools
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Writing a Risk Statement
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Example Top Level Risk Statement Condition
Given that the flight control software interface requirements still have 61 TBDs;
Consequence
There is a possibility that extensive cost overruns will be incurred in the performance of work by the software development contractor.
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Risk Reporting Primary Purpose of Slide:
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Communicating One of the 5 biggest challenges facing NASA is Reducing the viscosity of Information (How long it takes for information to flow through the organization.)
President Disney Imagineering
Project Management Shared Experiences
Virginia Beach, VA
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Risk Worksheet
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NASA Risk Management Courses/Workshops Center/Headquarters Courses/Workshops
Foundations Course (6 hour)
Project Team Risk Management Course/Workshop (2 day)
Managing Flight Operations Risks Course (2 day)
Program/Project Briefing (4 hour)
Executive Overview Briefing (2 hour)
APPLs Wallops Flight Facility Training Center
Risk Management for Practitioners (1 week)
Applied Project Management (1 week)
Focusing on identification and mitigation of risk
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Risk Management Contacts Continuous Risk Management Web Site http://crm.nasa.gov
NASA Risk Management Facilitators
Charles Cockrell ccockrell@riskmc.us
Bob Wingard rwingard@riskmc.us
Frank Manning fmanning@riskmc.us
Al Moore amoore@riskmc.us
NASA Point of Contact
Steve Botzum sbotzum@riskmc.us
Each NASA Center has a Point of Contact
