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| Risk Assessment and Contingency Planning Skills Effectively Identifying and Neutralising Risks to Achieve Project Success All projects involve risk. In today's business climate even the most well-prepared plans must be flexible enough to meet and overcome unexpected challenges. To quantify and manage risk, successful project managers must thoroughly analyse and quantify risk before and during a project, as well as develop effective response strategies to deliver projects that meet stakeholder demands. Effective project managers apply critical thinking skills to effectively analyse and determine appropriate solutions to address at-risk projects. They need strong leadership, communication and problem-solving skills to recognise the potential for delay, disruption, or rework, and to implement contingency plans as needed. They know how to balance scant resources and deliver under strict deadlines in the face of ever-increasing customer expectations, and are better equipped to make sound decisions and lead their projects to success. Managing project risks and developing contingency plans to keep projects on track are critical competencies for today's project managers. The following courses will help you develop the critical project risk management skills needed for achieving project success. 
If you haven't mastered the project management fundamentals, we recommend you take one of these two courses before taking courses to improve specific project risk management skills: Project Management: Skills for Success Project Management for Software Development 
Project Risk Management
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Microsoft® Project 2010: A Comprehensive Hands-On Introduction Microsoft® Project 2007: A Comprehensive Hands-On Introduction |
