Blue Zuma Project for Greatest X-Games Scooter of This Generation.
Margarita Aguilar University Of Houston-Downtown Project Management AA4305 Individual Assignment#2 March 24, 2013
The Manchester United Soccer Tournament project team (Review Manchester United case at the end of Chapter 4) has identified the following potential risks to their project: How would you recommend that they respond (i.e., avoid, accept,) to these risks and why? Create a table or chart.
a. Referees failing to show up at designated games. Avoiding risks-employ referees with good track record b. Fighting between teams. Avoiding risks-keep teams in separate dressing rooms or disqualify any fighting teams c. Pivotal error committed by a referee that determines the outcome of a game. Mitigating risks-place more referees on the field as well as recording equipment. Abusive behavior along the sidelines by parents. d. Inadequate parking. Sharing risks-fighting between parents can be avoided by taking pre-cautious measures such as security guards patrolling the field and company representatives around the field to resolve issues.
e. Not enough teams sign up for different age brackets. Sharing risks-the event on the day should depend on the number of registration. If not enough people has signed the age bracket then a decision regarding the occurrence of the game should be made at least the day before the match. f. Serious injury. Transferring risks-insurance should cover the cost related to risk of player injuries if they are significant
1. Identify and briefly describe the three types of project constraints.
Technical/logic-the sequence that the activities must be done.
Resources- is the absence of required people, materials, equipment, or working capital.
Physical-limitations based on space or environmental limits. 2. If your project has spent
The Manchester United Soccer Tournament project team (Review Manchester United case at the end of Chapter 4) has identified the following potential risks to their project: How would you recommend that they respond (i.e., avoid, accept,) to these risks and why? Create a table or chart.
a. Referees failing to show up at designated games. Avoiding risks-employ referees with good track record b. Fighting between teams. Avoiding risks-keep teams in separate dressing rooms or disqualify any fighting teams c. Pivotal error committed by a referee that determines the outcome of a game. Mitigating risks-place more referees on the field as well as recording equipment. Abusive behavior along the sidelines by parents. d. Inadequate parking. Sharing risks-fighting between parents can be avoided by taking pre-cautious measures such as security guards patrolling the field and company representatives around the field to resolve issues.
e. Not enough teams sign up for different age brackets. Sharing risks-the event on the day should depend on the number of registration. If not enough people has signed the age bracket then a decision regarding the occurrence of the game should be made at least the day before the match. f. Serious injury. Transferring risks-insurance should cover the cost related to risk of player injuries if they are significant
1. Identify and briefly describe the three types of project constraints.
Technical/logic-the sequence that the activities must be done.
Resources- is the absence of required people, materials, equipment, or working capital.
Physical-limitations based on space or environmental limits. 2. If your project has spent