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Y’all remember this: And how does that not translate directly to how risk ‘management’ is done in your enterprise ..? Yes, whack-a-risk it is. One by one. Now that the hype about ‘cyber’ has blown over [Has it? Can we finally retire #ditchcyber ..?? We may need to party!], what will be next? Hopefully, tackling … Continue reading “Whacking risks”
When discussing Risk … There will always at some stage turn up a discussion (or multiple, if you’re Lucky; not) about the meaning of certain key words. Which is a pity, because … no, not because it distracts. Though it does, the main issue is that the secondary, meta, discussion about vocabularies is never / … Continue reading “Fuzzy Vocabulary (Cross-)Boundaries”
It’s just a matter of Karma… As long as ‘risk’ ‘managers’ deal with negativity (admit it; focusing on the negative is even written into quite a number of definitions involved ..!), they’ll become the sourpusses they want to see all around (remember, the “passing back risk management to the ‘first’ line” ..?), and according to … Continue reading “Risk Chagrins”
[Terug naar de hoofdpagina] Iets meer over mijn ‘vakhobbies’, behoudens wat daarover behoudens… ondergenoemde links allemaal reeds op m’n blog stond: (Kwantitatief Operational) Risk met natuurlijk een stevige -Managementcomponent; over wat Doug Hubbard (hier en hier) te berde bracht, aangevuld met deze, deze en deze bij voorbeeld. Voorbeelden te over… Denken vanuit strategisch perspectief: welke … Continue reading “Vakkig”
Geschiedenis, en toekomst… In 1920 door Cavalier Bernardino Rossello begonnen uit liefde voor het land, bij Cortemilia – al sinds mensenheugenis zomerresidentie van Turijnse en Milanese adel. In de jaren ’60 en ’70 (reeds!) zagen de tweede en derde generatie van de familie dat bulkwijnen maken uiteindelijk niet de richting was die men opwilde, en … Continue reading “Rossello Cav. Bernardino; groots Piemontees”
@deKokPieter or others (or just one of his interns; grad work?) may have to help me out with yet another crazy (not (?)) idea of mine: There was (is?) this great theoretic of accountancy called Starreveld, with his value cycle typology for, literally, every kind of industry and on close reading, even sub-industry. Given that … Continue reading “Starreveld in the Information Age (industry)”
Yet another ‘Book By Quote’ then. A full of … wisdom one again, for once. An attempt to subjectively summarise a book by the quotes I found worthwhile to mark, to remember. Be aware that the quotes as such, aren’t a real unbiased ‘objective’ summary; most often I heartily advise to read the book yourself. … Continue reading “Book by Quote: Smarter Than You. Think.”