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Risk Management and Decision Making
To be effective, risk management practices need to be built into the planning and decision-making processes at all levels of an organization (oversight bodies, executive, operational management and project/initiative management). In this way, individuals at all levels proactively identify and manage threats to the achievement of business objectives and find opportunities to enhance organizational performance, ultimately ensuring achievement of the organization’s mandate.
Strategy & Business Performance
In today’s busy and fast changing business world organisations need the right strategies to help them thrive and effective tools to help them deliver on their strategic goals. The most successful organizations today develop strategies that will help them face the challenges and use leading strategy and planning tools to help them develop, monitor and deliver great strategies.
Business Plans
Business plan is an interactive document that helps organizations to lay out the roadmap to achieving objectives from the financial, marketing and operational standpoint. It is a dynamic tool that allows for adjustments in real time. Successful organizations develop their business plan with clear vision of what success means to them and what needs to be done to achieve it.
Regulatory Compliance
A risk-based approach to managing regulatory compliance risk ensures that appropriate resources are allocated to higher risk areas. Successful organizations reduce the risk of potential non-conformance with laws, rules and regulations in any jurisdiction where they operate by establishing an effective RCM framework.
Governance and Organizational Design
Strong governance and effective organisational design is a process for shaping the way organizations are structured and run. It involves many different aspects, including team formations, policies, operating processes, lines of reporting, decision-making procedures, communication channels, and more.