To Assess Risk, Be Wary of Personal Viewpoints

by Dwayne Phillips

I recommend beginning a project with a risk assessment to identify potential problems. But such assessments are plagued with potential problems themselves. One is that expertise can act as a lens to magnify only a small part of the project. Fortunately, there are ways to work around these lenses.

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To Assess Risk, Be Wary of Personal Viewpoints5 August 2009