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CMMI-DEV Risk Management

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    Overview

    Draft CMMI-DEV Risk Management (RSKM) deliverables: risk management plan and risk register for ML3.

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    Add your source materials to the project workspace, then activate the CMMI-DEV Risk Management skill. The agent will guide you through the process step by step.

    Example Conversation

    You: We need a risk management plan and a risk register for our CMMI RSKM process area. We already have a few risks in mind: key person dependency, scope creep, and vendor delay. Can you draft the plan and populate the register?

    Agent: I’ll draft a Risk Management Plan: risk management strategy, categories, parameters (probability, impact), identification and analysis approach, mitigation approach, and monitoring. I’ll create a Risk Register with the three risks you mentioned: description, probability, impact, priority, mitigation/contingency, owner, status.

    You: We use 1–5 for probability and impact; threshold for mitigation is priority ≥ 8 (P×I or similar).

    Agent: I’ve set parameters to 1–5 scales and defined “High” as combined score ≥ 8 requiring mitigation plan. The plan and register are in risk-management-plan.md and risk-register.md. I can add more risks or refine mitigations.

    Sample Output Excerpt

    Excerpt from a Risk Register produced with this skill.


    Risk register (excerpt)

    IDRiskPIPriorityMitigation / contingencyOwnerStatus
    R1Key person dependency (Tech Lead)3412 (High)Cross-train; document critical decisions and design; designate backupPMOpen
    R2Scope creep4312 (High)Strict change control (CCB); scope baseline in project plan; backlog for out-of-scope ideasPMOpen
    R3Vendor delivery delay (mobile team)339 (High)Weekly vendor sync; contract milestones and penalties; fallback: reduce mobile scope for first releasePMOpen

    P = probability (1–5), I = impact (1–5). Mitigation required for priority ≥ 8.

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