Last week, I ran a little mini-series about the role of risk not only in projects, but in a business. This is just a quick round up post, making it easier to find the three parts of the series.

In Part 1 we talked about how much I liked risk, and why you should too.

In Part 2 we explored the two different kinds of risk, and why it was great to get rid of one, but not good to get rid of the other.

In Part 3 we talked about how the difference between business risks, and personal risks means project managers can sometimes get too hung up on reducing all risk. We also looked at a few ways to help project managers stop seeing project risks in personal terms.

I hope you enjoyed the series. If you have any comments, let me know!

(Image courtesy of kyz. Some rights reserved.)