Questions On Business Environment Risk

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Poor communication between management – when the management didn’t communication with their employees it cause then to have low motivation, low loyalty, and high turnover because most of the employees didn’t know what to do or how to do it.

The second step is to determine if the risk are from human nature or from natural causes, if they are from human nature it is important to find out if there are any ways to eliminate or at least mitigate the risk and if the company can do it what would be the cost.

Create a professional report detailing the information above as an initial draft of the risk

We have completed our risk assessment as requested by management. The following report will take you through our completed risk matrix, narratives about the risks and controls, and provide a summary of our findings. The areas covered

To achieve total quality, organizations must be willing to explore all areas within the business for improvement. It is important to analyze data to determine the best course of action for a solution to the problem. Making decisions without data could create new problems or make the existing ones worse. Total quality tools are available for management to enhance decision making, monitor performance, predict future problems, manage quality initiatives, and solve problems.

* Any identifiable obstacles and risks (threats) that might prevent the successful attainment of the project goals must be considered. Each risk must be analyzed, quantified, and prioritized as much as possible with the information available at this stage of a new project. Risk responses, including mitigations, risk sharing, risk avoidance, and risk tolerances should be described in this portion of the project proposal.

The following risks for the ISA project have been identified. The project manager will determine and

Risk Identification I have made a list of all areas that might cause project delays or failure with their respective outcomes (see numerical list below). The five risks I have chosen as key risks are bolded

1) Identify potential risks associated with this project. Try to come up with at least five different risks.

A detailed description of these recommendations, a justification for how these recommendations can help CQU control or mitigate the previously described risks, and finally the implications of carrying out these recommendations and their effect on the project plan & scope.

Non-compliance to the legal obligations may have an impact on the business. There are several strategies that are implemented by governments to ensure compliance. These include infringement notices, prosecutions, revoking, suspending or cancelling authorisations (including closing the business) and/ or removal of equipment (Safe Work Australia, 2011).

It is critically important that all of us are in agreement why we are meeting and the expected outcomes. Finally, as part of the agenda review, we will review a proposed list of attendees. These personnel may include representation from the director of field operations, land based facility safety, off shore facility safety, finance, public relations, marketing, legal operations, audit department, human resources and finally key members of the project team. The workshop will be two days in duration at an offsite conference center so the group can focus on the development of the risks that are relevant to this project and its deliverables.

Each of these problems is addressed in more detail in the discussion section and the recommendations section at the end of the analysis. Prior to the conclusion and

Finally, we also observed that the cashier deposits mail receipts in the bank weekly. The internal storage of cash on the premises of the Company is not advisable for obvious reasons- theft, robbery, and unauthorized access. Employees with other intentions can alert external cohorts to raid or rob the Company at night or at another time to gain access to the cash stored on the premises. Additionally, the storage of the cash on the premises presents a "working hazard" for the employees as outsiders wanting to gain access to the cash may subject them to unwanted raids. The use of a bank on a daily basis contributes significantly to good internal control over cash. The company can safeguard the cash on a daily basis by using a bank as a depository and