AFFINITY GROUPING
What Is It
Affinity grouping organizes large numbers of data
(risks) into groupings of related items and ties
similar groups together. The outcome forms a structure
of related items.
When To Use
Use this method
- When you have a large amount of data to make
sense out of.
- When you want to address certain risks that
relate to each other (groups).
- When broad issues need to be identified.
Benefits
This method
- Organizes large amounts of data for easy
sorting.
- Allows new patterns of information to be
identified.
- Helps managers to efficiently allocate resources
to address groups of risks.
- Requires active participation by individuals in
the process.
- Helps to identify duplicate risks.
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