This article discusses the strengths and weaknesses of qualitative and quantitative risk management approaches in project management. Qualitative risk analysis is easy to implement and flexible, while quantitative risk analysis is precise and considers numerical values. However, qualitative analysis is subjective, and quantitative analysis is complex. The article also explains when to use each approach.

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Qualitative and Quantitative Risk Management: Strengths and Weaknesses

Strengths and weaknesses of qualitative and quantitative Risk Management

Risk Assessment & Management

The University Of Newcastle Australia

Finance

Project Management in Information Technology Assignment

Presentation

Risk Management

Acme Medical Device Company is currently running a portfolio of 8 IT projects that are facing challenges or risks. Each of these risks can affect the cost of project concerned as well as other projects in the portfolio. A risk analysis of the same has been done involving both the qualitative and quantitively analysis methods and the results are presented in the report to identify if the possibility of completing projects within given budget is there and if not, then which projects would need the contingency amount to be added in order to ensure the completion. The report also explores if the current conditions of the projects could affect other ongoing project of the company.

Hartpury University and Hartpury College

Leadership Management

Data Science and Big Data

Statistics and Probability

Risk Analysis of Acme Medical Device Company's IT Projects

Project Planning,

Capella University

Calculus and Analysis

Report on Risk Management of Hitech

This report discusses project risk management and its importance in achieving successful project implementation. It covers risk management methodologies, risk management approaches, political risk management techniques, stakeholder identification, and resource management. The report provides examples and techniques for effective risk management.

Project Risk Management: Strategies for Stakeholders, Politics, and Resource Management

Quantitative

This study analyzes the implications of qualitative and quantitative approaches in solving problems encountered in science. It examines six articles to understand the strengths, weaknesses, advantages, and disadvantages of these two methods. The study provides a wide range of criteria for evaluating the quantitative research method and helps researchers to choose the appropriate method for their research study.

Professional Development

Qualitative Research and Quantitative Research – A Comparative Unfolding

This report reflects the essential use of risk management plan for the Regional Rail fleet project and the roles of a risk manager or risk consultant for developing a railway system.

Strengths and weaknesses of qualitative and quantitative Risk Management

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Project Management in Information Technology Assignment

Risk Analysis of Acme Medical Device Company's IT Projects

Report on Risk Management of Hitech

Project Risk Management: Strategies for Stakeholders, Politics, and Resource Management

Qualitative Research and Quantitative Research – A Comparative Unfolding

Project Risk Management: Case Study of Regional Rail Fleet Project