Risk Strategy and Planning

Overview

Welcome to the Risk Strategy and Planning Course! This course covers first domain of PMI-RMP® Exam Content Outline (ECO)-2022. Take control of uncertainties and drive project success with the Risk Strategy and Planning course, an integral part of the PMI-RMP® (Risk Management Professional) specialization. This course equips learners with the knowledge and tools required to craft comprehensive risk strategies, manage uncertainties, and build a risk-resilient organization. In this course, you will learn through an interactive curriculum that involves interactive lessons, practice assignments, and graded quizzes on key topics like risk roles, organizational influence factors, and communication strategies. Also, you will get hands-on experience using tools such as risk registers and stakeholder registers and learning techniques for setting up effective risk thresholds and preparing triggers. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to: • Develop effective risk strategies and plans specific to organizational needs. • Identify and manage risk roles, which include Risk Manager and Risk Owner. • Analyze how organizational factors and project approaches may influence risk. • Engage stakeholders and foster a risk-aware culture. • Safely and confidently navigate the risk management lifecycle. So, enroll now to master the art of risk strategy and planning! Disclaimer: PMI, Project Management Institute, PMI-RMP, and the PMI logo are registered marks of the Project Management Institute, Inc.” This course is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or authorized by PMI.

Syllabus

Getting Started with Risk Strategy and Planning

This module explores the foundations of risk strategy and planning, beginning with an introduction to its processes and key roles, including Risk Manager, Risk Owner, and Risk Team. The module also emphasizes the significance of customer agreements and assumption logs.

Perform Risk Strategy and Planning

This module delves into the intricacies of risk strategy and planning, with emphasis on aligning risk management across organizational levels. Students delve into the impact of factors related to organizational and project approach and methods on how to set risk thresholds and plan for triggers.