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In term of "Plan Risk Response" what is the difference between reduce threat and and fallback threats?

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Question added by Wasim Khalil Mustafa Ali PMP® , Consultant , Malomatia
Date Posted: 2014/02/04
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by Deleted user

also i agree with mr Raafat

Raafat Sallam
by Raafat Sallam , Organizational Development and Training Consultant , Training Centers, Marketing Organizations.

Reduce threat is a preventive action, but fallback threat is corrective action.

Ahamed Shareef
by Ahamed Shareef , Divisional Head - Quality Assurance , Apollo Tyres Ltd

I agree with Raafat. Well defined statement.

Ahmed Montasser Hasan Ibraheem Farag
by Ahmed Montasser Hasan Ibraheem Farag , Project Manager , Rawafed Tech

I agree with Mr.. Raafat Sallam 

Abdullah Alsubaie
by Abdullah Alsubaie , Project Manager , National Water Company

It is seem complicated but I think must each Risk management plan has Risk Response plan to deal with any potential threat beside that any success in the application of risk response through all project phases would caused  fallback threats.

زهير موسى رشيد بكر
by زهير موسى رشيد بكر , استشاري علاقات عامة , خاص

Please answer the model you

Bandar Aleid
by Bandar Aleid , Program Manager (PMP Certified) , Rheinmetall Arabia Simulation and Training

You can think of reduce threat as Plan 'A'. The plan that you will follow when a risk occurs

fallback threat as plan 'B'. The plan that you will follow, when plan A did not work

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by Deleted user

When we talk about reduce threat; we generally means that we have now resilience over the issue or place enough control to deal   by using different models. we have cover the impact of the undesirable effect. 

There is no such term as  Fallback Threat.  Threat is a Threat. or you mean residual risk left behind after implementing controls.

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