Sr No Name of paper
Project risk management: A combined
1 analytic hierarchy process and decision
tree approach
2 Project Risk Management in
AutomotiveIndustry. A Case Study
Jimme A. Keizer, Jan-Peter Formulating and implementing conditions for successful application
3 Risks in New Product Development
Developing a Risk Reference Framework Vos & Johannes I.M.
Halman
Risk management in new product
4 development process for fashion
industry: Case study in hijab industry
5 RISK MANAGEMENT IN PRODUCT
DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
House of risk: a model
6 for proactive supply chain
risk management
A Risk Management Framework for
7 New
Product Development: A Case Study
Author Methodology
identify various risk packages and analysing the risk factors and
deriving risk responses based on AHP framework and formulating
Prasanta Kumar Dey decision tree to identify best option
Martínez Lamas M,
it defines the tools and information sources that can be used to
Mejías Sacaluga AM1, perform the risk management.
Quintas Ferrín A, Pardo
Froján
using FTA and FMEA
This research is applied to three companies, PT X, CV Y and UD Z.
They represent, consecutively, large, medium
and small companies in hijab industry. Risk management framework
is adopted from Gray & Larson [13] while for
Dyah Santhi Dewia *, the data processing, the integration between FMECA and HOR is
Bambang Syairudinb, Eka used.
Nahdliyatun Nikmahc
SUSTEROVA, M[onika];
case study approach , identification of potential risk indiacators to
LAVIN, J[aak] & RIIVES, the risk grid
J[ueri]
A framework called house of risk (HOR) is developed, which
combines the basic ideas of two well-known tools: the house of
quality of the quality function deployment
Nyoman Pujawan and and the failure mode and effect analysis.
Laudine H. Geraldin
Chompoonoot SWOT analysis and porter five forces, risk identification,evaluation
Kasemset*, Jaruwan and mitigation
Wannagoat, Wassanai
Wattanutchariya, Korrakot
Y. Tippayawong

8 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT AND RISK
PARTNERSHIP: A CASE STUDY
The Criticality of Risk Management in
Product Development*
9 If Time-to-market is critical to your
team, Risk Management is
indispensable!
10 RISK MANAGEMENT IN NEW PRODUCT
DEVELOPMENT
THE PRACTICE OF
PROJECT MANAGEMENT IN
11 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT:
INSIGHTS FROM THE LITERATURE
AND CASES IN HIGH-TECH
Management among Research and Scott Anthony
12 Risk
Development Projects
MAPPING RISKS ON VARIOUS
13 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
TYPES
Two methodologies were used in this work . The first one is case
study . The second methodology was bibliographic raising in order to
Érico Veras Marques compose the theoretical reference and use of secondary data from
Luiz Carlos Di Serio reliable sources
Mauro Furtado
Create a Risk Management Core Team, a small team of
key stakeholders who meet to ensure adoption of the
Jose Campos methodology, maintain Best Known Practices (BKP) and
report progress to management.
follows transparent, replicable and explicit methods " to locate
existing studies in particular field, select and evaluate scholarly
contributions from these existing studies, analyse and synthesize
main findings and finally report the findings or outcomes" (Tranfield,
Denyer and Smart, 2003: 208) in an appropriate way.
MUHAMMAD AKRAM
AFZAL
This research follows an inductive design, commonly used to
develop theory from case studies (Eisenhardt, 1989;
Yin, 2009). It is based on three consecutive data-collection rounds.
Results of earlier study steps inform the research
questions, research instruments (i.e., interview questionnaires and
code books), and case selection for subsequent
Antonie Jetter work. Insights gained from later data collection and analysis are used
Fatima Albar to revisit and reanalyze earlier studies.
Richard C. Sperry
Mastroianni FMEA and the Two-Dimensional Risk Matrix
Lehigh University
Follow
Stanko Škec
Mario Štorga risk breakdown structure and survey methodology
Dorian Marjanović
14 A Risk Management System Framework In this study, both the AHP and fuzzy models are used for
for New Product Development (NPD) Seonmuk Park, Jongseong developing a systematic risk management framework.
Kim, Hoo Gon Choi

A STUDY OF UNCERTAINTY AND RISK

15 MANAGEMENT PRACTICE RELATIVE TO Craig Michael Harvett post-positivist research approach
PERCEIVED PROJECT COMPLEXITY Bond University

AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE

16 MANAGEMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL combine different methods of data collection and analysis.
RISKS ON INTERNATIONAL
CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS MELISSA M. M. TEO
MARTIN LOOSEMORE

sequential PD models,waterfall model.On each milestone, risks are

assessed and monitored, but further progress is allowed only when
it is possible to answer crucial project (technical, market, etc.)
MAPPING RISKS ON VARIOUS questions. Therefore, the model strongly depends on advance
17 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS planning and proceeds well when customer requirements are stable;
TYPES otherwise, expensive inter-phase iterations are required. In
a spiral model, feedback loops and overlaps of different PD phases
emphasize the
Stanko Škec iterative nature of product development.
Mario Štorga
Dorian Marjanović