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Qualitative risk analysis is the use of a rating scale to evaluating the probability and impact of risks. It is an alternative to quantitative methods such as modeling risk probabilities as a probability distribution and impacts as dollar values. In many cases, qualitative risk analysis is close enough given that estimates of future probabilities are often educated guesses.
ExampleA project team identifies risks to a project and rate probabilities as likely, possible, unlikely. They rate impact as high, medium and low. NotesRating scales are often color coded using color temperature with a scale such as red, orange and yellow.
Risk Management
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