1. RiskyProject Cloud Web-based Project and Portfolio Risk Management Software
Intaver Institute Inc.
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2. What Is RiskyProject Cloud?
RiskyProject Cloud is Wed-based project risk management software.
Organization-wide risk register
Project portfolio hierarchy
Risk ranking for portfolio, programs, and projects
Rank your projects based on their risks
Organization-wide response and mitigation plans
Manage the risk life cycle: risks, issues, lessons learned
Manage threats and opportunities
Project risk analysis using RiskyProject Professional and RiskyProject Lite
Integrated with Microsoft Project, Primavera and other project management software

3. RiskyProject Cloud Configuration
Qualitative Analysis
Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis
RiskyProject Cloud can in configured:
on cloud: we will configure, implement and maintain your project risk management software for you
on premises: on your organization's servers
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4. Risk Register
RiskyProject Cloud’s risk register provides an easily accessible a set of all risks, issues, and lessons learned in the project
Risk can be assigned to any categories: duration, cost, quality, safety, ...
The Probability, Impact and Score before and after mitigation
Filter open and closed risk, issues, leasons learned
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5. Risk Properties
RiskyProject Cloud comes with a build in risk form that allows you to track important information about your project
Risk life cycle settings
Risk ownership
Risk mitigation planning
Risk cost
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6. Risk Probabilities and Impacts
RiskyProject Cloud allows you to quickly assign probabilities and impact outcomes for each risk at the project, program, or portfolio level.
Risk can be assigned to different projects
Risk can be Threat, Opprtunity or Both
Risk can affect duration, cost, safety, quality, security, performance, etc.
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7. Project Schedules
The Project Schedules view contains all of the projects in your organization, easily organized in a familiar Gantt Chart like view.
Risk scores for each project are calculated for project duration, cost, and all other risk categories
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8. Project Portfolio
The Project Portfolio View provides a quick overview of your critical project schedule and cost data
Project portfolio view shows project duration, cost, start and finish times, and other information
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9. Add risk review for this risk
Risk Reviews
Monitoring is a key aspect of any risk management process. RiskyProject Cloud’s Risk Review view allows you to schedule and record the results of your risk reviews.
Add risk review for this risk
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10. Risk Probability and Impact Matrix
The risk matrix visualizes risks' impact and probabilities for both threats and opportunities and allows you to identify critical risks.
View matrix for threats and opportunities
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11. Risk Report and Risk Summary
RiskyProject Cloud provides detailed and customized reports for each risk in your project portfolio.
Risk report includes all risk properties
Risk report can be printed and saved as PDF file
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12. Response and Mitigation Plans
RiskyProject Cloud’s Response and Mitigation Plans view provides an easy to manage s method for adding and managing your mitigation and risk response plans
This is a depository of all mitigation and response plans, which can be assigned to different risks
One mitigation or response plan can be assigned to multuple risks
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13. Assigning Risk Mitigation Plans
You may assign mitigation plans to any risks
Risk mitigation waterfall charts
Version 6.0
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14. Risk Summary
RiskyProject Cloud’s Summary provides key metrics on the risks in your risk register.
Version 6.0
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15. Future Reading Project Decisions: Project Think:
Lev Virine and Michael Trumper
Project Decisions:
The Art and Science
Management Concepts, Vienna, VA, 2007
Lev Virine and Michael Trumper
Project Think:
Why Good Managers Make Poor Project Choices
Gower, 2013