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Risk Management Plan
Risks are termed as the negative impacts affecting the project directly, or affecting the
progress of the projects, if the risks are positive, they tend to provide us the opportunity to
excel further.
Type Identified Risks Impacts Probability
Financial insufficient funding from World Health High Low
(Cost) Organization due to the increased number of
active projects in line
Financial insufficient funding from World Health High Medium
(Cost) Organization due to the lack of Interest shown
by the Govt. of Russia
Cost Instability due to a sudden change in the Medium Low
.currency rate
Cost Lack of financial support from Russian Health Medium Low
.Ministry for the program
Technical The inability of the device to respond due to High High
.network connectivity issues
Administrativ The inability of emergency service centers to High Medium
e provide medical assistance even after
.receiving aid request due to lack of training
Administrativ The ineffectiveness of Emergency centers to High High
e counter the fatal attack response, due to lack
.of Centers
Time Prolonged duration of the initial contractual Low Medium
phase
Time and Continues change in the Business Medium Medium
Cost .requirements
Time .Delay from the raw material supplier in China High Medium
Cost Changes in the regulatory requirements; High Low
(External) .increase in the import tax rate
Commercial Lack of interest from the end users towards Low Low
Post .the product
Production
The impact factor indicates the significance of the risk on the project, the change in cost, time delays, change
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in scope, quality deterioration are all impacts of risk on - project.
Mitigation Plan
Quality Management plans apply to project deliverables and project work processes. Quality control
activities monitor and verify that project deliverables meet defined quality standards.The quality
management planreview
Objects of quality identifies these key components
Quality Measure Quality Evaluation Methods
Project Deliverables Deliverable Quality Standards Quality Control Activities
Completeness and Correctness Criteria Quality Assurance Activities
Project Processes Stakeholder Expectations Quality Assurance Activities
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Project Cashflow
Cashflow flexibility case: State Contract revenues (70%) are paid on Oct 2
Maximum accumulated net loss :- 5-1,001
- million $US; negative balance 4 m
Project Control and Progress
It is always possible to evaluate economic and/or physical percentage progress, defined as used costs
and/or work done at time now compared with total cost forecasted at time now.
A project status must be measured according to the status of its basic elements (Cost/Control
Accounts/Work Packages).
As its a design and manufacturing project, so the project revolves around the labor hours as the key
aspect to control and manage project progress.
Level 1 and Level 2 are the reference point for the estimated project completion.
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Project Control and Progress
(Cont)
Adopting 50/50 method, which is used for Work Packages that begin
and end in two different periods.
Project is more based on activities rather than milestones, so by
adopting 50/50 technique we can enquire the respective person about
the activity.
Project revolves around product concept, manufacturing and
development so the major allocation of resources has been given to
these activities, so this is a key point to measure the progress of the
project.
Risks are a major hurdle in any project, considering the manufacturing
and development phase, if there is a delay in the supply of the raw
material, the whole project will be hampered, affecting the final
product deadline.
A check on every activity is must in order to make the earned value
not less than the Budgeted Cost of Work Scheduled.
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