What is the value of Risk and Opportunity Management (RSK)?

• A. Ignore minor risks to save time.
• B. Mitigate adverse impacts or capitalize on positive impacts to increase the likelihood of meeting objectives.
• C. Transfer all risks to suppliers.
• D. Document risks only after project completion.

Answer: (B)

Risk and Opportunity Management aims to influence outcomes by actively handling uncertainties. It’s about addressing both negative events that could derail objectives and positive events that could help you achieve them more easily. By identifying potential risks and opportunities early, assessing how likely they are and how big their impact could be, and planning appropriate responses, you reduce the chance of problems and increase the chance of realizing favorable results. This proactive, ongoing process keeps objectives on track and helps the team adapt as things change.

Options that suggest ignoring minor risks, transferring every risk to suppliers, or documenting risks only after completion don’t align with this approach. Proactive risk and opportunity management is about continuous identification, analysis, planning, and monitoring throughout the work, not waiting until the end.