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TEACHER´S NAME: VÁZQUEZ CONDE MARÍA BELÉNSUBJECT: RISK MANAGEMENT GROUP: 5CM2 DATE: 09/08/2024
INSTITUTO POLITÉCNICO NACIONAL ESCUELA SUPERIOR DE COMERCIO Y ADMINISTRACIÓN UNIDAD SANTO TOMÁS
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WHAT IS RISK MANAGEMENT AND WHY IS IMPORTANT
TEAM 4:- Hernández Montelongo Eder Alan
- Mercado Soriano Britany Jamileth
- Reyes Real Vania Karen
- Romero Palacios Angel Alejandro
- Soto Sotelo Sofia Paola Miroslava
- Vargas Méndez Andrea Damaris
WHAT IS MANAGEMENT RISK?
Risk management is the process of identifying, assessing, and prioritizing potential risks, followed by implementing strategies.
AND WHY IS IMPORTANT?
To minimize or control the impact of those risks on an organization or project.
Strategic management errors
Legal liabilities
Human error
Natural disasters
Some risks can be
The plans also include:
Processes to identify and control threats to digital assets.
Corporate data
Personally identifiable information
Intellectual property
MANAGEMENT PLAN
- Establish context in wich the rest of the process will take place.
- Identify and define potencial risks.
- Analyze risks.
- Assess and evaluate risks.
- Mitigate risks.
- Monitor risks.
- Communicate and consult with shareholders.
All the management plans follow the same steps
STRATEGIES INCLUDE
- RISK AVOIDANCE
- RISK REDUCTION
- RISK SHARING
- RISK RETAINING
All strategies should answer questions like
- What can go wrong?
- How will it affect the organization?
- What can be done?
- How will we pay for it?
Considerations
It´s impossible to protect against all the threats but a proper risk management enables the companies to minimize them and also every possible extra costs.
Considerations
The process comes with its own risks. It requires large amounts of data, expertise, time and money. It might also give organizations a false sense of security.