Practical Project Risk Management: The ATOM Methodology

by David Hillson; Peter Simon | 3rd Edition | Berrett-Koehler Publishers | eText ISBN 9781523089222
This new edition of an award-winning risk management classic is more actionable than ever with new chapters on facilitating risk conversations and running a risk workshop. Risk isn't just about threat; it's also about opportunity. You have to be ready to take advantage of the most unexpected events—good or bad—with...

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This new edition of an award-winning risk management classic is more actionable than ever with new chapters on facilitating risk conversations and running a risk workshop.

Risk isn’t just about threat; it’s also about opportunity. You have to be ready to take advantage of the most unexpected events—good or bad—with any project you are managing. But how does this work in practice? The Active Threat and Opportunity Management (ATOM) methodology offers a simple, scalable risk process that applies to all projects in all industries and business sectors. For each process step, the authors offer practical advice, hints, and tips on how to get the most out of the risk management process.

Risk management really can work in practice. This Project Management Institute award-winning methodology is already used by top corporations. Whether you are someone with no prior knowledge of risk management or someone who simply needs guidance on how to apply risk management successfully, this book will help you tackle the ups and downs of this unpredictable world.

Book details

  • Author: David Hillson; Peter Simon
  • Publisher: Berrett-Koehler Publishers
  • Edition: 3rd Edition
  • eText ISBN: 9781523089222
  • Print ISBN: 9781523089208
  • Format: Reflowable Layout
  • Language: en
  • Copyright: 2020