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Are you a new Business Analyst? Learn the basics of risk, what tools you can learn to identify risk, and even how to estimate risk.

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  • RISK

    J O H A N N L O H R M A N N

    S R . B U S I N E S S A N A L Y S T

    W W W . J O H A N N L O H R M A N N . C O M

  • DEFINITION OF RISK

    Process that helps identify and

    manage potential problems that

    could undermine key business

    initiatives or projects.

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  • WHEN DO I CONDUCT RISK ANALYSIS?

    Planning projects: anticipate and neutralize possible problems.

    Deciding to move forward with a project.

    Changes in environment: new competitors coming into the market, or changes to government policy.

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  • HOW DO I CONDUCT RISK ANALYSIS?

    1. Identify

    2. Estimate

    3. Manage

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  • 1. IDENTIFY THREATS

    Project Going over budget, taking

    too long on key tasks, or

    experiencing issues with product or

    service quality.

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  • WHAT TOOLS DO I USE TO ANALYZE RISK?

    SWOT

    Failure Mode and Effects Analysis

    (FMEA)

    Scenario Analysis6

  • SWOT

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  • FAILURE MODE AND EFFECTS ANALYSIS

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  • SCENARIO ANALYSIS

    1. Define the Problem

    2. Gather Data

    3. Separate Certainties From

    Uncertainties

    4. Develop Scenarios (Good

    Outcomes vs. Bad Outcomes)9

  • 2. ESTIMATE THE RISK

    Risk Value = Probability of Event x

    Cost of Event

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  • RISK VALUE: DEFINITIONS

    Probability: A risk is an event that

    "may" occur.

    Impact: impact varies in terms of

    cost and impact of a critical factor.

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  • HOW DO I ESTIMATE THE RISK?

    Identified Risk: Rent may increase

    Percentage Likelihood that the rent will

    increase: 80%

    Cost to Business: $500,000

    Risk Value

    0.80 (Probability of Event) x $500,000 (Cost

    of Event) = $400,000 (Risk Value)12

  • ANOTHER WAY TO ESTIMATE THE RISKSLow impact/low probability Often

    ignore them.

    Low impact/high probability Cope.

    Reduce likelihood they'll occur.

    High impact/low probability High

    importance, unlikely to happen.

    High impact/high probability

    Critical importance, top priority.

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  • 3. MANAGE THE RISK

    Avoid

    Share

    Accept

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  • AVOID THE RISK

    Conduct What If Brainstorming

    Session.

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  • SHARE THE RISK

    Potential gain with other people,

    teams, organizations, or third

    parties.

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  • ACCEPT THE RISK

    Conduct an Impact Analysis.

    Create a Contingency Plan.

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  • CONTROL THE RISK

    Intelligent Risks

    Business Experiments

    Preventative Action

    Detective Action

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  • BUSINESS EXPERIMENTS

    1.Create a Hypothesis

    2.Design Your Experiment

    3.Run the Experiment

    4.Analyze Results and Follow Up if Necessary

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  • CONTROL THE RISK TOOLS: PLAN, DO, CHECK, ACT

    Step# Benefit

    1. Plan Define the Problem

    2. Do Generate Solutions

    3. Check Look at the Effectiveness

    4. Act Continuous Improvement

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  • RISK

    J O H A N N L O H R M A N N

    S R . B U S I N E S S A N A L Y S T

    W W W . J O H A N N L O H R M A N N . C O M