Computer-Suported Risk Identification for the Holistic Management of Risks
Jochen L. Leidner

TL;DR
This paper proposes a computer-supported, holistic methodology for risk identification aimed at making risk analysis more consistent, objective, and repeatable across various business contexts.
Contribution
It introduces a novel systematic approach for risk identification that enhances consistency and objectivity in risk management processes.
Findings
Improved consistency in risk identification
Enhanced objectivity in risk analysis
Potential for more repeatable risk management practices
Abstract
Risk is part of the fabric of every business; surprisingly, there is little work on establishing best practices for systematic, repeatable risk identification, arguably the first step of any risk management process. In this paper, we present a proposal that constitutes a more holistic risk management approach, a methodology for computer-supported risk identification is proposed that may lead to more consistent (objective, repeatable) risk analysis.
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Taxonomy
TopicsRisk and Safety Analysis · Complex Systems and Decision Making · Leadership, Behavior, and Decision-Making Studies
