Describe the three different categories of risk events that occur during the control risk process, and some of the risk resolution strategies that might be used for each

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Control risks is the process of implementing risk response plans, tracking identified risks, monitoring residual risks, identifying new risks, and evaluating risk process effectiveness throughout the project.

There are a number of good practices that a project manager can employ depending on whether they have full, partial, or no control over risk events:

Risks fully within project control - Resolution strategies include closely monitoring and controlling activities in progress, documenting all change requests, and researching challenging issues early.

Risks partially within project control - Establish limits to customer expectations; use honesty in managing client expectations, and carefully escalate problems.

Risks outside project control - Actively monitor project environment; understand willingness or reluctance of stakeholders to agree to changes.