For complex projects such as Healtcare.Gov, first, you have to break the broad goal down into a set of execution capabilities enabled with cohesive governance procedures and risk mitigation.
Monitoring data can tell us whether there are shortcomings in the authorization procedure, and whether risk mitigation measures are designed in a reasonable manner.
This analysis defined when risk mitigation actions were required in terms of design, testing, operation procedures and/or maintenance to reduce the risk levels and increase the availability of the main functions.
In my experience, decisions move through the process of risk mitigation like molasses.
NASA has also developed the risk mitigation analysis tool (RMAT), a process to evaluate the effectiveness of risk mitigation strategies.
Both systems look forward to study trends and envisage the future (events/generations), which is a key procedure to design strategies for risk mitigation and emergency planning.
The State Ministry of Environment has initiated new policies that include risk minimization, law enforcement, treatment of pollution at source, mitigation procedures and inter-sectorial collaboration.
The plant is an excellent example of good site selection (infrastructure availability, use of reclaimed land); environmental impact assessment and mitigation (delivery against established procedures, clear identification of issues and mitigation procedures); and understanding of engineering and operational risk (recirculation of hypersaline discharges, consideration of external pollution sources).
Should an alternative therapy not be available, then risk mitigation strategies developed by the hospital department were planned for future clinical procedures.
This is an indirect mechanism for risk mitigation as the risk does not enter the objective function directly.
