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- 2. What Problems Does it Solve? • Boards are increasingly “surprised” by significant risk events • Risk processes are typically fragmented and siloed • Key vulnerabilities lie in how risks interrelate • Board isn’t getting the right risk information at the appropriate level of detail • Board doesn’t fully understand all aspects of enterprise risk • Board’s limited risk aptitude is becoming a liability
- 3. How it Works • Equips organizations with the tools to coordinate risk perspectives and processes • Guides teams through a straightforward, 5-step process--from assessment to prioritization and continuous improvement • Provides options and practical how-to guidance for creating custom improvement plans • Offers tailored roadmaps and action plans (with timelines, assignments and metrics) to drive progress and outcomes • Features 24/7 dashboard reporting to help senior leaders and board track progress and results
- 4. Why You Should Care • Risk events are happening with increasing velocity and magnitude • Few organizational risk portfolios include less tangible but equally critical risks • There’s a critical need to understand how risks interrelate • Management and boards realize current approaches aren’t thorough enough • There’s significant need for better informed board perspective and oversight
- 5. What You Can Expect • Coordinated risk perspectives and processes • Greater confidence in how risks are being measured and monitored • Clearer understanding of how business risks interrelate • A holistic risk portfolio view that reduces uncertainty • A risk-savvy board and decision-making process
- 6. Take the Next Step Two options: • Call 952.641.3009 for more information or to schedule a system demonstration • Fill out the “To Learn More” form
- 7. ©2011 Integrated Governance Solutions, LLC. All rights reserved.
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