Risk management · 5 min read

Identify and track project risks

Capture and assess risks, connect them with actions and review them regularly in the project context.

Context

Why structured risk management?

SAP projects combine technical, organisational, schedule and budget risks. A shared risk register makes assessments, actions and accountability traceable.

Working frame

Assessment logic

  • Probability: low, medium or high
  • Impact: low, medium, high or critical
  • Risk score as a shared basis for prioritisation

Step by step

From starting point to a structured flow

  1. Open the risk register

    Open the project area for risks and issues.

  2. Capture the risk

    Describe the new risk in specific, traceable terms.

  3. Assess the risk

    Assess probability and impact as the basis for the risk score.

  4. Define actions

    Add preventive and reactive actions and assign accountable owners.

  5. Review regularly

    Update risks according to the agreed review cadence.

From practice

Implementation notes

  • Run a risk workshop at project start.
  • Make top risks visibly prioritised.
  • Connect risks to affected activities.
  • Address risk trends in the steering committee.

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