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Risks
1. Cost Overrun: The project might incur additional costs due to incorrect budget forecasting, failure to control scope of the project, or changes in project scope that weren’t initially accounted for.
2. Delays: The project could experience delays due to a number of factors, such as difficulty in obtaining resources, unplanned technical issues, lack of collaboration among the stakeholders, and miscommunications.
3. Quality Issues: Aviva could run the risk of producing a product that does not meet the requirements or has design flaws.
4. Unmet Goals: If the project goals are not clearly defined and communicated, or if the objectives change during the project’s execution, it can be difficult to know whether the project has been a success or a failure.
5. Security Concerns: Aviva may face security threats from cyber-attacks due to insufficient cyber security measures.