Risk Management Practice

Discussion reply:
 It was wonderful of you to start off the by defining the risk identification process. The human aspect has to be a part of identification and noting this is quite crucial as well. Future events can be evaluated by whether they positively affect the goal realization process as well. Explaining what steps need to be taken when it comes to analyzing risks was fantastic on your part but going into these steps and listing them even more and even further would be even better on your part, I think. I wonder if the risks could be eliminated altogether instead of being avoided or lessened or simply somewhat taken care of somehow. Do you really think that time management is as important as you say it is when it comes to a risk response strategy? Perhaps time management is only optional and is only an entity whose presence is optimal but not entirely mandatory, one could say. What role do you think the human aspect plays in identifying risks? How do you think it plays this role? Maybe, if you want to, you could talk somewhat more about this for a couple of sentences or so. Why do you think the response strategy depends on the severity of risk? Explaining this is optimal but not mandatory.