Risk management in companies of industrial textile in Aleppo using Analytical hierarchy process AHP
Keywords:
Risk management, Analytic hierarchy process AHP, Textile industries.Abstract
All projects face many risks, which is a juvenile and unforeseen
circumstances that if there were a positive or a negative impact on one of
the objectives of the project, or, at least, to show the importance of risk
management, in which the mission is to help manage project risk effectively.
These threats are either to the project itself or threats resulting from the loss of
jobs that could have been exploited.This type of positive risks (opportunities)
is beyond the scope of our research.The researcher will deal with the risks in
the traditional sense of the word, that is, the potential risk of loss.
The objective of this study is to identify the most important risks in
projects, and determine the best strategies to address them.To fulfill the
aims of this paper, the researcher distributed a questionnaire prepared for
this purpose on the decision- makers in the Hi- Tex Company for Textile
Industries in Aleppo.
The main findings of this study are that that the process hierarchy
analytical AHP is of great benefit to assist management in decision- making
and prioritizing risks and ways to respond to them.The most dangerous factor
facing the company (Hi- Tex Textile Industries) is a technical risk, followed
by external risks, organizational risk, and finally by project management
risks.The best strategy to face those risks is to avoid risk strategy and then to
accept them if occurred, followed by the mitigation strategy and finally the
transport strategy.
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