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CGRC · Question #395

A part of a project deals with the hardware work. As a project manager, you have decided to hire a company to deal with all hardware work on the project. Which type of risk response is this? Response:

The correct answer is D. Transference. Hiring an external company to handle specific project work, like hardware, means shifting the responsibility and associated risks to that third party.

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Question

A part of a project deals with the hardware work. As a project manager, you have decided to hire a company to deal with all hardware work on the project. Which type of risk response is this? Response:

Options

  • AAvoidance
  • BMitigation
  • CExploit
  • DTransference

How the community answered

(40 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    8% (3)
  • D
    88% (35)

Why each option

Hiring an external company to handle specific project work, like hardware, means shifting the responsibility and associated risks to that third party.

AAvoidance

Avoidance is eliminating the risk by changing the project plan to remove the cause of the risk.

BMitigation

Mitigation is reducing the probability or impact of a risk event to an acceptable threshold.

CExploit

Exploit is a strategy for opportunities (positive risks) where actions are taken to ensure the opportunity occurs and benefits are realized.

DTransferenceCorrect

Transference, or sharing, is a risk response strategy where the project team shifts the responsibility for managing the risk, and the impact of the risk, to a third party. By hiring another company for hardware work, the project manager transfers the risks associated with that work to the external vendor.

Concept tested: Project risk response strategies (transference)

Source: https://www.wrike.com/project-management-guide/faq/what-is-risk-transference-in-project-management/

Topics

#Risk management#Risk response strategies#Risk transference#Outsourcing

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