Managing Risks and Planning Deliveries
ISPL’s form of risk management is purely based on heuristics. By describing and analysing the situation, critical risks can be identified and mitigated by selecting actions and an appropriate strategy. ISPL provides heuristics that link risks and situational factors to mitigating actions and strategies. This chapter is a summary of and also includes information from .
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