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7.5.4 Controlling Project Risk by Design

A lot of risks that plague projects have a high probability to occur: e.g. the risk that we don't deliver the right things or deliver late, and the underlying causes of these problems. This calls for proactively anticipating potential problems and organizing our projects in such a way that the probability of the impact is minimized. The Evolutionary Project Management (Evo) approach is just doing that, constantly being aware of what could go wrong and preventing it going wrong, by design. In stead of assuming a theoretical model of how humans “should” behave, Evo studies actual human behavior and strives to make optimum use of how humans actually behave. Opposing what's in our genes is a lost battle.