Step 3
Design solution
At this point, the organization knows the scope and components of its Risk Management program, its current status, and the priority and quantification of each area of IT risk.
The next step is to design a set of remediation solutions, across the classic elements of people, process, and technology, each with requirements, specifications, goals, and functions. For some organizations this will be a narrowly focused activity to address the most imminent areas of risk; for others a longer term program with sequenced waves of initiatives.
This phase also includes detailed costing analysis to keep costs and benefits of proposed initiatives aligned to organizational goals. For example, a model might be designed to provide tiered levels of service based on the priorities for different types of data and portions of the business.
Solutions that reduce risk frequently also reduce complexity and cost. This is especially true when risks have been introduced by dense or poorly followed processes, misaligned organizational models, or unclear requirements or policies.
Step 4
Align IT and business value; implement solution
Although quantification is the most difficult step, most programs’ success lies in the effectiveness of implementation. Implementation determines whether risk mitigation initiatives are deployed successfully across people, process, and technology with close involvement of organizational stakeholders, or devolve into local IT projects measured
For the case study provided with this Assessment Task, you are required to review risk management processes and determine scope and objectives, taking into account stakeholder input and both internal and external environmental factors affecting the organisation. With the information gathered, you are
During the startup of the RM Process quickly identify risks to begin timely mitigation. Conduct a Risk Workshop, with a goal to bring together all people involved in the risk process and discuss strategy, evaluate the initial risks, and determine all known risks (Accenture, 2005).
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Our company Wireless Software Inc. is an innovative Internet-based company with gross revenues of more than $35 million dollars per year. Our company will be merging with a multinational company Skyguard Software Inc. of equal size, as a result of merging it produced Navitech Software Inc and we will be responsible for developing a project plan to strategically integrate all systems, including databases and infrastructure. Navitech Software Inc. global enterprise operations would provide best software products that will benefit to both companies. This report presents recommendations that allow Navitech Software Inc. to remain successful
A major part of the planning stage is the proposed solution for the implementation. After the evidence is analyzed critically, a plan is developed to implement with the help of a change model. Before implementing change, it is important to follow the steps, which includes: analyze change, know the elements and the way to apply change (Houser & Oman, 2011).
Risk Management issues are often handled at the facility where the problem(s) exist. One of the duties of Risk Manager’s is to communication and collaboration between departments within an organization in question. In addition, to sinking risks, and cutting costs in order to promote process efficiency .By analyzing incident reports is one way to correct current problems, and future problem areas. Risk managers are also responsible for certain criteria that must be met in order for full participation in certain government and state reimbursement programs ("World Health Organization," “n.d.”). Risk Management is a structured approach to managing improbability, related to a risk, through a structure of human interaction.
c. Step 3: Develop an implementation agenda. Management decides how it will change its own activities and procedures; how critical interdependencies will be managed; what skills and individuals are needed in key roles; and what structures, measures, information, and rewards might ultimately support the needed behavior. A philosophy statement, communicated in terms of value, is the outcome of this process.
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Depending on the complexity of the risk, the implementation may be challenging. Some risk responses are tactical and implemented quickly.
For the Problem Solving Project, I was paired with Will Dabbs, Erica Stone, and Lauren West. Together we composed a series of problems that we have seen or faced that directly affects the North Carolina State campus or the general community. As a group we decided that the problem students face with transportation services would be an acceptable problem that we were capable of making a difference towards. Prior to writing the group paper that established our problem, our group met to reassure our decision. At this time, the rest of the group and I, brainstormed ideas that should be discussed in our paper, as well as started composing ideas on our approach to attacking these parts of the problem. I contributed by discussing how most people do not know know the routes in which the Wolfline buses take or even know where to go to find out the bus
Step 3: Communicate Results-Inform the stakeholders of the results of the risk assessment so they can make well-informed decisions
Our experience indicates that organizations achieve results from risk in three interrelated ways. Some companies focus on mitigating overall enterprise risk, while others focus on efficiency, reducing the overall cost of controls. Still others look to create value, often through a combination of
Define NCF as the minimum constant annual net cashflow that justifies the purchase of the given equipment. The value of NCF can be obtained from the equation
However the challenges and risks can be controlled by a good management, correct analysis, perfect planning, and accurate decision.