Risks in ProjectsRisks related to this project occur from four categories: assumptions, technical, external and human elements. Assumptions risks occur from the view that project team makes as to the outcome of the project and might not happen. For example, can result from the gap between what the project team assumes and how the customer is going to react to the new product or service. Technical risks associated with technical deficiencies for example, the technology being used and the skill level to use it. External risks occur from external forces such as economic, political and from the market. For example, can cause from changes in governmental policy, laws, acts and different regulations. Lastly human element risks comes from human resources and their ability and the motivation. For that reason it is essential to have the right resources on the right projects.Project risks are threats to project success. Each project has potential threats that can cause additional cost, delay, or changes to the scope of the project. When project risks are identified and managed early a good relationship with the team, customers and stakeholders can be created. Global Environment and Project R

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