Join Alex Sidorenko from RISK-ACADEMY to talk about pros and cons of COSO ERM 2017 and the upcoming ISO31000:2018. Find out why both standard and framework miss a huge opportunity… Continue reading COSO ERM:2017 vs ISO31000:2018?
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Integrate into decision making, integrate into decision making… how do you actually do it?
Quite often people ask me how to better create corporate risk register or departement level operational risk registers or risk management framework documents. My answer is always the same –… Continue reading Integrate into decision making, integrate into decision making… how do you actually do it?
Free risk management training and webinars in Q1 2018
RISK-ACADEMY regularly runs free webinars on various risk management and decision quality topics. Browse the list below to see if any of our existing webinars would be interesting to you… Continue reading Free risk management training and webinars in Q1 2018
Free risk management training and webinars in Q4 2017
RISK-ACADEMY regularly runs free webinars on various risk management and decision quality topics. Browse the list below to see if any of our existing webinars would be interesting to you… Continue reading Free risk management training and webinars in Q4 2017
FREE WEBINAR: 4 practical steps to move from standalone risk management to risk-based decision making
Risk management is changing with more than ever focus on integration and human culture and cognitive aspects. It sounds obvious, but is it really? Here is a quick test: Which… Continue reading FREE WEBINAR: 4 practical steps to move from standalone risk management to risk-based decision making
4 steps to integrate risk management into strategic planning
Let me first start by saying integrating risk management into strategic planning is NOT doing a strategic risk assessment or even having a risk conversation at the strategy setting meeting,… Continue reading 4 steps to integrate risk management into strategic planning
FREE WEBINAR: Integrating risk management into strategic planning
Over the years, risk managers have tried various ways to get the business units to participate in the risk management process. Some simplified the risk identification and assessment methodologies, others complicated them. The result in both cases was the same – disappointment. Best case scenario – annual or quarterly risk assessments were perceived as a necessary evil with most employees ignoring them and few actively resisting.
Did it ever strike you as odd, that risk management is supposed to be a support function, yet business units are constantly required to provide the information to the risk managers and not the other way around? It almost feels like the business is there to support risk managers in doing their job.
Maybe, just maybe, it is time for the risk managers to stop living in a universe, where the business is regularly required to provide information, participate in risk assessments and to contribute to lengthy discu
