The Domain Risk Analysis : Taking risks to a higher level
Risk management plays an important role in daily management.
Within a test project there are two types of risks: test project risks and
product risks. Test project risks refer to situations that may endanger
the test project. Product risks are the risks that arise from the use
of a system by a company or organization.
If the domain risks have been identified, they still to be applied as
soon as a project is started. To do this we identify the following steps:
- Identify what domain(s) your project is part of
- Identify what critical chains/activities/business processes
your project impacts
- Copy the risks associated with these from the domain risk
assessments
- Evaluate this risk list and take it in as a basis for the risk
analysis.
Once you have this initial risk list you have to tailor this risk list to the
specifics of your project. To do this there are 3 steps to be taken:
- Identify whether project introduces new critical activities to
the domain?
- Add new product risks induced by the critical success factor
of your project?
- Investigate whether the technical complexity the (addition to
the) system justifies a reclassification of the risk impacts.
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