Knowledge Risk Detail
A managed approach to lowering the knowledge resource risk is appropriate. Initial concentration should be given to the higher risk elements.
High risk trigger point analysis.
There are twenty-four nodes which have have reached high risk trigger in at least one of the active parameters.
With 4 parameters active and 49 nodes being tested, this represents 196 trigger point possibilities.
This map shows 26 high risk trigger points reached from a total of 196, representing 13.3% of high risk trigger points reached.
A high risk trigger point is a value set for each parameter at the high end of that parameters risk scale. If the value supplied for the parameter for any particular node, reaches or exceeds the trigger point, this is counted in the analysis outlined above.
Knowledge Family Risk.
A knowledge node and all of its prerequisite structure is considered to be a knowledge family.
| Family Risk Value | Knowledge Name |
6.562 |
Unsubstantiated beliefs |
6.442 |
Devise comparison metrics |
6.332 |
Creating Influence |
6.292 |
Groups and Beliefs |
6.172 |
Devise and apply testing procedures |
The values printed in bold in the table above indicate knowledge that has a high average family risk and is also a high risk knowledge item itself.
The average risk of the highest ten percent of the knowledge prerequisite families is 6.362, whilst the average risk for knowledge families for the whole map is 4.282
A prerequisite knowledge family is all of the knowledge that needs to be known before a full understanding of a particular knowledge item can be gained. Therefore, knowledge items with a high average prerequisite family risk are items that should be given urgent consideration, particularly if they concern important operational activities.
