Impact
Priority and Funding
- This is a discretionary project with normal priority and is sponsor funded by Digital Transformation
Impact and dependencies
- Project relies on other projects being able/willing to participate in the DSES pilot
- Integration with existing Information Services processes relies upon active engagement and pro-active adoption between UX Service and IS Applications Directorate
Project Risks
|
Risk Description |
Probability |
Impact |
|
Risk Management Approach - Actions |
Contingency |
Risk Owner |
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May be unable to deliver scope within the available budget |
Low |
Major |
GREEN |
Retain - Monitor
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If this risk occurs we will need to either reduce the scope (in terms of the number of pilot projects we engage and/or the level of service we provide to each) or secure additional funds |
Neil Allison |
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As understanding of the approach/ proposed solution develops, requirements for the project may change |
Medium |
Moderate |
GREEN |
Retain –
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Review new requirements and agree revised scope with all key stakeholders |
Neil Allison |
|
Availability of Project Manager |
Medium |
Minor |
GREEN |
Retain –
|
Long term new PM appointed |
Stephen Roy |
|
Availability and continuity of UX Service team |
Medium |
Major |
GREEN |
Retain –
|
If we could not get the resource then we would have to delay until suitable resource was available Long term new staff appointed |
Neil Allison |
|
Availability of stakeholders in IS to participate in review and revision of project management and development processes |
Medium |
Major |
AMBER |
Retain – TBC |
If level of engagement not sufficient due to staff availability, escalate through DT Portfolio Manager |
Stephen Roy |
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Reliance on suitable projects for pilot of DES |
Medium |
Major |
AMBER |
Retain –
|
If level of engagement not there will either delay until available or cap at number of projects on board |
Neil Allison |
