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In coping with the complex IT projects it was felt that there was a need for a simple but comprehensive tool to gauge the risks. We developed the risk control computer model Ritsk to aid the process. The model contains over thirty questions which have been carefully balanced to cover business, user and technical issues.
The system does more however, than ask a series of questions. There is a built in knowledge base of over 500 attributes which enable you to drill down into those areas that are most relevant to the project.
Based on the answer selected, a risk value is then calculated and stored in the database. As questions are progressively answered, risk values are accumulated and can be graphically displayed to the user. On completion, the overall level of risk is displayed together with an analysis of all issues.
Whilst the major strength of Ritsk is its ability to qualify and quantify potential I.T. risks for the project team, it also provides a powerful tool for auditing I.T. systems. Another practical benefit of utilising the software is its educational capability.
Ritsk provides a large number of reports which fully utilise colour printing facilities. All reports can be previewed by the user before printing.
Ken Perry
Ken has over twenty years I.T. experience gained in the commercial sector, working in both a managerial and technical capacity. He now works in the private sector and is responsible for reviewing information technology projects.
He has written several articles on Project Management and Risk Management, and periodically lectures on both subjects.
Russell May
Russell has over sixteen years experience as a software engineer. He is well known for his innovative, user friendly application designs. He is also the designer of this web site.
If
you have any queries email:
russell.may@may-computing.com