You are preparing to complete the quantitative risk analysis process with your project team and several subject matter experts. You gather the necessary inputs including the project's cost management plan. Why is it necessary to include the project's cost management plan in the preparation for the quantitative risk analysis process?
The project values are in thousands. The project manager has a budget of US$8,000,000 for this project and asks how much more would be needed to add to the contingency reserve for a P40?
You are working with Anna on your project to determine and map the probability distributions of risk within the project. You have indicated that you will use the uniform distribution method for a portion of the project. Which part of your project is most likely to have a uniform risk distribution?
Upon returning from vacation, the risk manager observes during the project status meeting that several activities being accomplished were not in the original plan. What should the risk manager do first?
You are the project manager of the GGK project for your company. The GGK project has a budget of
$1,265,100 and is currently 40 percent complete. In this project, you elected to add labor to the project to increase the likelihood of completing the project early as the project was only scheduled to be 35 percent complete at this time. This positive risk response, while keeping the project ahead of schedule, has added significant costs to the project. You have already spent $575,000 to reach this point in the project. Management would like to know what your cost performance index and the schedule performance index is for this project.
What are these values?
