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which part of the SDLC includes Risk analysis
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Answer / rajendra amaraneni
SDLC Process
Initiation
System Concept Development
Planing
Requirement analysis
Desine
Dovelopment
Integration
Implementation
operation & maintainence
disposition
This is the whole process of SDLC in that System Concept
Development includes the risk analysis
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Answer / shashank ashok
Design and testing phases.
In Spiral Model we do have a phase in wch risk analysis is
done .
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Answer / thalapathy
A well experienced Project Manager will identify risks in the Project Initiation and Planning itself. If risks are not thoroughly analysed and planned here then there is very limited chance for that project to be success.
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