Interrelationship Between Governance And ERM: What Should Boards Know?
When the financial crisis of 2008 hit, businesses, regulators, stakeholders and industry in general were forced to sit up and take notice because everybody felt the pain. Glaring deficiencies in the way things were done, became obvious. What also became obvious was that the way things were was not ideal,
Can ERM Knowledge Be Applied To Managing Project Risk?
Risk permeates everything, and extends far beyond cost, affecting workers’ safety, the firm’s security in respect of its operating systems, even its governance and the effects of its operations on the environment. More companies are beginning to proactively apply ERM principles to the management of their risks, and are finding
Challenges In Project Risk Management: How To Overcome Them
Even the best laid plans can go wrong; there is never absolute certainty about the outcome of a project. Project risk management should be applied from the very beginning of a project for a variety of reasons. Every project is unique, even if they are undertaken by the same team,
Why Should The C Levels Care About CyberSecurity?
Should those in the C-Suite be concerned when it comes to cybersecurity? The short answer: yes. There is no denying that being in the C-Suite signals that an executive has “arrived” and is among the movers and shakers of the organisation. But most people tend to see the perks that