Risk
Risk Management
Top 10 Risks for 2011
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Just a quick link to a very interesting read on the top 10 risks for 2011.
For me it is risk number 7 that stands out as my sleeper for 2011, particularly in the financial...
Innovation of Risk
The Power of Effective Communication
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Every day I gain further insight into the role of risk management through working through what makes me passionate and motivated to perform in my role.
For me, what I have found is that the...
Opinion
The life cycle of risk management
Quite simply I see a five stage approach to how risk management evolves in any organisation. Within each of these five stages there are of course many variations in terms of length of time, impacts and overall organisational change aspects. However, I have found that these five stages reasonably represent the reality of risk management.
Innovation of Risk
Post 51 – The innovation of risk as an imperative
It is with great pleasure that almost three months since I started blogging that I reach my 51st post. Why is the 51st so important? It isn't really but for me passing a milestone...
Opinion
The risk of the poor customer experience
It has been an interesting few weeks for me as I progress down a path of changing service providers for my internet. The key reason for my change was price. As a side point,...
Opinion
Top 5 reasons why the "time of risk" is now
It is the first day of February 2010 and we are all familiar with three small but powerful words - Global, Financial and Crisis. You place those three words into a sentence and everyone...
Opinion
To Look Backward To Go Forward
The internet is full of information on global trends and futuristic predictions. So, here is but another link to such a prediction prepared by Futurist Anne Lise Kjaer in October 2007.
You may...
Risk Management
Kamakura Blog – Risk Management Lessons from Lance Armstrong
Kamakura Blog - Risk Management Lessons from Lance Armstrong.
Being an admirer of the achievements of Lance Armstrong but not a cycling person I was initially hesitant to read, and then share, this interesting analysis...
