Project Risk Management And Enterprise Risk Management
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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ABSTRACT
Risk management services need to be proactive. This is one of the key preliminaries to cope with the challenges of complex projects. An overarching and consistent view on project risks and uncertainties is necessary to follow a holistic approach in project risk management (PRM). Uncertainty is inevitable since projects are unique and temporary undertakings based on assumptions and constraints, delivering project results to multiple stakeholders with different requirements. A number of associations (e.g., Project Management Institute - PMI, International Project Management Association - IPMA or Network of Nordic Project Management Associations - NORDNET) work constantly in acquiring, improving, and standardizing best practices in project management. Based on the industrial practice, this paper outlines strategies to identify, prioritize, and mitigate risks for achievement of project' or organisational objectives. Keeping in consideration of the sole purpose and objective, the basic purpose of undertaking the notion of risk management is to evaluate the whereabouts as to how and why is a specific form or type of portfolio important to be worked on. This study focused on the Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) and evaluated the methods of managing it. Then it focused on the benefits of Enterprise Risk Management (ERM). The conclusion of the study was formed on the basis of five interviews that were conducted from different participants. The participants were PMO officer, academia, risk consultant, programme manager and project manager. The conclusion of the study was formed on the basis of the research questions formed.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTII
DECLARATIONIII
ABSTRACTIV
CHAPTER 01: INTRODUCTION1
Outline of the Chapter1
Background of the Research1
Research Idea5
Research Objective5
Research Objectives of the Study6
Significance of the Study7
Limitations of the Study7
Ethical Considerations7
Conceptual Framework7
CHAPTER 02: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY9
Research Design9
Ways to collect the information9
Literature search criteria11
Search Techniques Used11
Keywords Used11
Qualitative Data11
CHAPTER 03: LITERATURE REVIEW12
Risk Management12
The nature of risk12
Uncertainty12
Ambiguity13
Variability13
Complexity13
Management of Project Risk14
Project Risk Management Standards and Guidelines16
Project Risk Management22
Risk Management29
Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)30
The Management of Enterprise Risk Management31
Benefits of Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)32
Identifying the gap between the contemporary ERM and current practice33
CHAPTER 04: DATA RESULT35
Interview 1: PMO Experienced Manager35
Interview 2: Academia37
Interview 3: Risk Consultant38
Interview 4: Programme Manager39
Interview 5: Project Manager40
CHAPTER 05: ANALYSIS AND DISCUSSION42
The Importance of Project Management in the Strategy of Organisational Effectiveness42
Role of risk management in project lifecycle45
The COSO Enterprise Risk Management— Integrated Framework48
Reason for creating COSO Enterprise Risk Management - Integrated Framework49
What is COSO Enterprise Risk Management - Integrated Framework?49
Participation in the ERM process52
Benefit Senior Management Derive From Supporting ERM Implementation?53
Evaluating ERM55
The Role Of The CIO In An ERM Environment55
Relation between ERM and governance56
How Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) can intermingle with Project Management57