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The discipline of project risk management is continually evolving and has matured over time. However within the literature there has been a disproportionate focus on process, techniques and statistical analysis at the expense of understanding how effective risk management is delivered. The Rules of Project Risk Management provides readers with practical insights in the form of guidelines or 'rules' to enhance effective delivery of a discipline which has been proven to directly contribute to securing a project's objectives. A series of mini case studies are included to improve comprehension of…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The discipline of project risk management is continually evolving and has matured over time. However within the literature there has been a disproportionate focus on process, techniques and statistical analysis at the expense of understanding how effective risk management is delivered. The Rules of Project Risk Management provides readers with practical insights in the form of guidelines or 'rules' to enhance effective delivery of a discipline which has been proven to directly contribute to securing a project's objectives. A series of mini case studies are included to improve comprehension of the guidelines. The structure of the book has been designed to enable project and risk personnel and students alike to quickly appreciate and assimilate those aspects of risk management that warrant close scrutiny and comprehension. Robert Chapman's advice is given with clarity and is based on very broad experience.
Autorenporträt
Robert Chapman is currently the Head of Risk Management on the Klang Valley MRT project in Malaysia. He is a qualified architect and he holds both a PhD in Risk Management and, an MSc in Construction Management. He was elected, and is a Fellow of the UK IRM, APM and ICM for his contribution to the field of risk management. Robert has worked in the construction industry for over 35 years, initially as an Architect, subsequently as a Project Manager and finally as a Risk Specialist - which has been his occupation for the last 12 years. He has worked in Europe, The Middle East and Asia. He is author of Simple Tools and Techniques for Enterprise Risk Management, Second Edition, published by John Wiley and Sons Limited and Retaining Design Team Members: A Risk Management Approach, published by RIBA Enterprises Limited.