Identify Risks
Follow these steps to participate in this discussion:
- List five methods to identify risk.
- To apply these methods to a real-world situation, describe how you would perform a risk assessment using each of these methods in your organization or in other parts of your life.
- Compare the methods in terms of their efficiency and effectiveness. For example, if it is more effective to involve more people, then which method(s) enable more people to participate?
- Provide a short description and an associated URL for the tool or technique you located on the Internet that is used in identifying risk.
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