Objectives are a cornerstone of organizational control and risk management. So far so good, but how do you know if you have a good objective? More important, how do you know if you have a real-stinker on your hands?

Objectives are a cornerstone of organizational control and risk management. So far so good, but how do you know if you have a good objective? More important, how do you know if you have a real-stinker on your hands?

This is the second in a series of blogs on a Practical Risk Management Method or PRMM. At the bottom of this blog is a refresher of the other steps. This step’s premise is don’t separate your planning activities from your risk management activities. In other words:
Planning = Risk Management. Planning is ultimately about managing uncertainty which is a fancy name for Risk. At this point you may be saying:
I am afraid I can’t help you if you fall into the last category but hopefully these blogs can help you if you with the first two.
Continue readingThis is part two of my thoughts on Risk Management. Part I, “Guns, Telephone Books and Risk” focused on the problem of creating long lists of things that will (may) never happen.
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