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 Adapt this template to fit the circumstances of your particular project. In general, you will maintain the category headings already in this template, but change, add and delete table entries within categories to customize the template to specifically address project management risks, security risks, resource risks, client risks, technical risks and other risks. Finally, use the algorithm at the end to determine the priority of risk.
The beauty of this template is in the prioritization algorithm, which gives you a structured way to focus the way you manage the project and manage the risks that matter the most.
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