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To enable engineers and managers to identify, sufficiently early, the risks associated with software acquisition, development, integration, and deployment, SEI conducted its SEI Risk Program so that appropriate management and mitigation strategies can be developed on a timely basis.
The SEI Risk Program provides a structured process, supported by methods and tools, for identifying, analyzing, and mitigating the uncertainties encountered in a specific software engineering effort. Many of the most serious issues encountered in system acquisition are the result of risks that either remain unrecognized and/or are ignored until they have already created serious consequences. This focus on risk management is important because structured techniques, even quite simple ones, can be effective in identifying risk, and approaches, procedures, and techniques do exist for risk mitigation.
SEI Risk Program uses the three groups of methodologies (SRE, TRM, and CRM) are based on three basic constructs for risk management developed at the SEI (risk management paradigm, risk taxonomy, and risk clinic). In the following section, the report will introduce the SRE – Software Risk Evaluation method and its constructs; risk management paradigm and risk taxonomy. |
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