Risk profiling needs to move to a visual discussion.
Risk profiling practices of today are generally text based and focused on developing risks around words and sentences to represent the risk, controls and actions. Yet...
The key question considered across the globe every day is "what is our risk appetite box, where do we stand?".
A few months ago a member of Australia's regulatory body for Financial services (APRA), Ian...
Risk enchantment. Every organisation and business needs a wizard working for them to achieve the holy grail of risk management. Or do they?
As we move closer towards the newest Peter Jackson instalment of Lord...
Authentic Happiness is the Risk Manager's Bible. Even writing that statement seems strange. Authentic happiness just doesn't seem to go with the world of risk. But why not?
Martin Seligman, the author of Authentic Happiness...
In life, it is extremely easy to forget what is important to you as a Risk Manager, may not be important to others. In addition, not only do we sometimes forget what is important, we confuse what is urgent with what is important. For those of you familiar with the "7 Habits" this will sound familiar.
The Innovation of Risk is fast approaching a major risk milestone of 10,000 visitors and as we approach this milestone we wanted to share some statistical information.
In early 2011 we discussed the top risks for 2011, leading into 2012. A little over a year later we thought it prudent to cover what we see are the Top 10 risks for the rest of 2012 and leading into 2013.
The rapid change in the consumption of technology is overtaking Moore's Law as the most talked about rule. Quite simply, over the last decade there have been a significant number of advances in consumer technology and what we have seen is the ever increasing trends in consumption patterns surrounding these new technologies. The chart detailed in the article by Derek Thompson highlights this ever increasing change in the adoption pattern of technology over time.