Risk Categories and Taxonomy

Classification of risks into structured categories.

This topic introduces risk breakdown structures and taxonomies that help in systematically identifying and organizing risks.
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Risk Categories and Taxonomy in PMI Risk Management Professional provide structured frameworks for identifying and organizing project risks. Risk Categories are groupings of risks based on common characteristics or sources, such as technical risks, external risks, organizational risks, and project …

Concepts covered: Risk Taxonomy in Risk Management, Risk Classification by Impact Area, Risk Categorization by Project Life Cycle Phases, Risk Categorization by Source: Internal vs External Risks, Risk Breakdown Structure (RBS), Risk Categorization by Risk Urgency/Proximity, Risk Categorization by Known and Unknown Risks, Common Project Risk Categories, Risk Categorization by Control Ability (Controllable vs Uncontrollable Risks)

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Question 1

When classifying risks by impact area, which category focuses on risks affecting the project's procurement chain, vendor relationships, and material sourcing strategies?

Question 2

Which of the following project risk categories requires the most extensive stakeholder engagement and communication planning?

Question 3

In project management, which of the following approaches is most effective for managing Financial Risk Categories?

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