Hey everybody,
The case didin't talk about the risks of competition offering better bids?
And what if we loose the project? What alternatives can we have?
Even if the client didn't ask for it, is it useful to bring the possibility?
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Hi Raouf!
Not sure what case you're referring to, but you can always bring up additional risks - but I would rather phrase them as subject of next step analyses.
Hope this helps - if not, a bit more context would be helpful!
Sorry, I have just updated my question. It was about the Oliver Wyman : On the right track case. Thanks for your answer. — Raouf on Oct 05, 2020
Hi Raouf,
The case context would be good :)
That being said, everything you said is "Risks". This portion of your case is at the end of the case. Here you need to:
1) Provide a recommendation
Direct, clear, sharp, and to the point. Then, include reasons why. (So, what do we need to do any why)
2) State the risks
This is what you're asking about! You need to state 2-3 risks that relate to your recommendation. So 1) If the competition offers better bids 2) If we lose the project
3) State the next steps
Next steps have to mitigate your risks. So, everything you've said above, what do we need to do? Let's look at alternatives just in case we lose the bit. Let's do research and try to figure out what their bids are so that we can outbid them (or be prepared to lose).
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