Project Contingency & Mitigation Plans In my last blog, we went over two key segments of a Steering Committee agenda: overview and open decisions. The agenda then moves onto a very important, albeit scary, part of the presentation which highlights the top five “at risk” items of the project, backed by contingency and mitigation plans. These items, for example, can include too many key employees on the implementation team taking personal time off, scope creep, or budget overrun. An efficient...(read more)![]()
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