Including risks in planning allows teams to:
Identify potential issues early
Create mitigation strategies before problems occur
Reduce last-minute escalations and delays
Examples of common risks:
Scope creep (e.g., new processes added late)
Unexpected environment requirements
Late discovery of performance or integration issues
Most customer escalations could have been avoided if risks were identified and mitigated earlier.
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