Project management
is not risk-free
Controlling risk begins with identifying, then measuring its effects
By James N. Salapatas
Lots of learning occurs from working four
decades in the project management world.
After being asked to respond to a significant
survey from the Project Management Institute
organization, when posting my birth, 1934, the
survey ended with a quick “thank you” for the information.
Sharing knowledge has been my professional quest.
Consulting and teaching were a way to share knowledge.
Over the years, helping project managers learn about
best practices and recognizing some of the pitfalls has
been my goal. Project management risk is one of my
favorite topics.
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