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A. Transfer, mitigate, avoid, exploit B. Avoid, mitigate, transfer, accept C. Mitigate, enhance, exploit, accept D. Exploit, share, enhance, accept
First, what are the positive risks?
Positive risk or "opportunity" carries positive results on the project, which is a preferred risk to project managers and stakeholders and even seek to achieve it ..
An example of a positive risk: terminating the project at an early date or increasing the return on investment.
Therefore, the strategy to deal with the positive risks are: -
a)Investment(exploit)
Ensuring that this risk or opportunity is realized and invested in increasing the profitability of the institution or improving the performance, and through the amendment in some project activities to ensure that it occurs.
b)Participation(share)
All or part of the opportunity is transferred to a third party. Outsourcing is done by an expert or third party with experience in a particular field that is not available to them.
c)Optimization(enhance)
Increase the likelihood or impact of the opportunity.
d)agree(acceptance)
It is a strategy that can be followed in both cases: Positive risk or negative risk, in which the error is accepted and no action is taken until it occurs. This strategy is used as a last resort.
D. Exploit, share, enhance, accept
Answer: DExplanation: Positive risks are opportunities that could happen on your project. The strategies for dealing with them are all about making sure that your project is in a position to take advantage of them or at least share in them with other projects if possible.
