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Mumbai University > Computer Engineering > Sem6 > Software Engineering
Marks: 10M
Year: May 2015
written 8.6 years ago by | • modified 8.6 years ago |
Mumbai University > Computer Engineering > Sem6 > Software Engineering
Marks: 10M
Year: May 2015
written 8.6 years ago by |
Software risks:
There are two characteristics of the risks
Different types of risk
1. Project Risk
Project risk arises in the software development process then they basically affect budget, schedule, staffing, resources, and requirement. When project risks become severe then the total cost of project get increased.
2. Technical Risk
These risks affect quality and timeliness of the project. If technical risk becomes reality then potential design, implementation, interface, verification and maintenance problem gets created. Technical risks occur when problem becomes harder to solve.
3. Business Risk
When feasibility of software product is in suspect then business risks occur. Business risks can be classified as follows
i. Market Risk
When quality of software product built but if there is no customer for this product then it is called market risk (i.e. no market for product).
ii. Strategic Risk
When product is built and if it is not following the company’s business policies then such product brings strategic risks.
iii. Sales Risk
When product is built but how to sell is not clear then such situation brings sales risk.
iv. Management Risk
When senior management or the responsible staff leaves the organizations then management risk occur.
v. Budget Risk
Losing the overall budget of the project called Budget risk.
Known risks are those that are identified by evaluating the project plan. There are two types of known risk
a. Predictable Risk
Predictable risk are those that can be identified in advance based on past project experience
b. Unpredictable Risk
Unpredictable risks are those that cannot be guessed earlier.
RMMM
RMM stands for risk mitigation, monitoring and management. There are three issues in strategy for handling the risk is
Risk Mitigation
Risk mitigation means preventing the risk to occur (risk avoidance). Following are the steps to be taken for mitigating the risks.
Risk Monitoring
In Risk Monitoring process following thing must be monitored by the project manager.
The objective of risk mitigation is
Risk Management
Project manager performs this task when risk becomes a reality. If project manager is successful in applying the project mitigation effectively then it becomes very much easy to manage the risks.
For example,
Consider a scenario that many people are leaving the organization then if sufficient additional staff is available, if current development activity is known to everybody in the team, if latest and systematic documentation is available then any ‘new comer’ can easily understand current development activity. This will ultimately help in continuing the work without any interval.