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In 2010, Toyota issued a recall on more than eight million vehicles worldwide, because of safety issues. Consider the major consequences of the recall. In addition to the financial cost of replacing or repairing millions of vehicles, Toyota incurred loss of reputation and public trust; which is perhaps of more significant impact than the actual financial loss. Thus, the consequences of the product recall were both monetary and reputational, or quantitative and qualitative. You have learned this week that in order to fully anticipate and prepare for a risk like this, you must strategically employ both quantitative and qualitative risk assessment methods.
For this Assignment, you will consider the most effective usage of both methods as applied to a case study.
Review the “Case Study: Outline of Situation” in Chapter 9 (pp. 206–209) of The Wiley Guide to Project Program & Portfolio Management. Describe the process they use to identify risk.
Consider the parameters of the situation and then, compare and contrast the qualitative and quantitative methods of risk assessment that could be employed in this scenario.
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