Such things are the norms, not the exceptions. Risk, then, is not an intruder, but a native of this terrain.
Risk Management in a Project
Project management rises in this uncertain landscape as it tries to bring certain order and structure amidst turbulence, sometimes even chaos. Project management is the steady hand that tries to sketch order onto the fog of uncertainty. While doing so, Project Managers (PMs) must court risk, not shun it. For to manage projects is to manage its risks! It’s a not a separate, but an indispensable function.
It's the job of the PM to anticipate the tremors before the project ground is shaken and to reap rewards when the sun shines upon the project terrain. For to address risks without any anticipation of rewards, is not a wise act. In other words, whether the project is a gentle stream or a turbulent sea, the PM must know the language of risks and risk management.
Thus, when a project management software tool offers the intelligence to navigate and address risks, it becomes more than a software. It becomes a partner because of its embedded risk management capabilities, which can in turn empower PMs to lead with clarity, confidence and conviction.
In my upcoming webinar, we will exactly do that with Primavera P6 software tool, which provides certain risk management capabilities to you – the Project or Portfolio Manager.
Webinar Agenda
We will discuss the followings:
- Live demonstration of a project with risks.
- Working with both threats and opportunities.
- Determining the risk score.
- Applying risk responses (strategies).
- Face-to-face questions and answers (Q&As)
Event Details
- Registration: https://mpug.com/events/managing-risks-with-primavera-p6
- Tool Used: Primavera P6 Pro (Learn more here)
- Software Version: Primavera P6 R24.x (see here)
- Date: 1st October, 2025, Wednesday
- Time: 10:30 PM IST (India); 12 PM ET (US)
- Duration: 1 hour
Join me in this unique event. Registration is currently open. Check the above link.
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