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Indy Risk School
Team Environment
The final category of risk involves the intrinsic risks associated with the project team. As documented by Larry Putnam and Ware Myers [1992] as well as by Boehm and Jones, the most significant factor affecting project productivity, risk and effectiveness is the capability, morale and experience of the team members.
- The complexity or risk of the team environment is related to the following factors:
- schedules, whether fixed or flexible;
- the experience and likely stability of the project team;
- the development and estimated timeframe of the project;
- use of outside vendors/contractors; and
- the physical team/project environment.