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Which risk management software solution has come first in every single procurement evaluation? Risk Network.
No matter how big, small, or geographically dispersed, Risk Network can optimise your risk management activities, enabling real-time, collaborative risk management, aligning objectives, capturing risks, controls, and actions – capabilities a spreadsheet simply cannot match.
Remove bureaucracy, eradicate paperwork, and evolve your risk management. Risk Network is the risk management software for organisations committed to optimising their management of risk.
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Spreadsheets vs Risk Management Software
As organisations increasingly recognised the need to proactively manage risk, questions arose about the most effective approach to actually doing it. The majority of organisations understood the need for a mechanism or process capable of capturing risk information from across the organisation, and the requirement to document and distil captured information in order to facilitate an effective response.
Public Sector Risk Management in a Recession
Unless you've been living on Mars for the last year, you will have been unable to miss the fact that the global economy has gone through the largest economic downturn since World War Two. Regardless of the cause behind the downturn, the effect is that many nations are now considerably in debt and are proposing severe austerity measures in order to repay and reduce the debt burden.
Integrating Project Risk in the Enterprise
Project related risk is often viewed as a distinct project related activity, something managed by the project team in isolation, rather than as a fully integrated piece of the organisation’s broader risk management framework. But is this the most appropriate way to manage project risk, and what implications might this approach have for the broader organisation?
Risk Management and Strategic Fit
Strategic Fit hasn't really received much by way of coverage in risk literature, yet it plays a fundamental role. Within risk management circles, not everyone will be entirely familiar with the term 'Strategic Fit', although the concept is highly relevant, and quite easy to grasp. So what is it?
