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Management of Risk - Case Study 1. Implementing a systematic process for the management of risk across an organisation.

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Places & Countries of PUBLISHERS    YEAR
Publication

London        HMSO        1994

PAGES    ISBN        BINDING    PRICE

36    0-11-330667-9    Pbk    £25

            21.8.95 4261

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There is the well-known saying that if it can go wrong then it will go wrong. Prosaically defined in this Management of Risk Library, risk is "The chance of exposure to the adverse consequences of future events". The recommended method is to apply group brainpower to think through what could happen and then plan (management) to avoid the possible damaging effects. Some individuals quite possibly do this instinctively but teams rarely accept collective responsibility and the methods described in the books of the Library are intended to remedy this deficiency.

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