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Jacob Owens April 8, At this point a reader of this chapter may begin suspecting the author in an ambitious intent to develop an ultimate PRM standard which is completely wrong: it is still slightly utopian and rather premature. To describe some most notorious fallacies pertaining to modern PRM and put forward several proven practices to displace those fallacies.
Getting back to the biology analogy, this goal is still attached to empirical PRM. However, reaching this goal could contribute to development of the next more mature phase of PRM and, possibly, of risk management at large. Some PRM fallacies that are not even well understood being imbedded in and supported by existing risk standards de facto are also in focus of this chapter.
Usage of a language in two previous sentences that normally pertains to studies on psychological and organizational bias is not accidental. As will be discussed below, various PRM fallacies overviewed in this chapter could be treated as realizations of various types of psychological and organizational bias.
Only fallacies and best practices related to risk identification, addressing and assessment are in focus of this chapter. There are several fallacies related to risk monitoring, responding and closing that were left out in this chapter.
Occasionally references to particular standards are done in the text. However, a knowledgeable PRM practitioner could easily recognize those. Additional discussions related to best practices introduced in this chapter may be found in the other chapters of this book.
They are devoted to various topics from probabilistic risk analysis and risk-based decision making, to complexity theory to psychological bias. Offer does not apply to e-Collections and exclusions of select titles may apply. I believe that the answer to this issue is education because an educated and experienced professional would be better equipped to make more informed judgments to rectify and compensate for this problem.
Norman is absolutely correct. There will always be a risk that the risk management programme is inadequate. However, whereas the role of creation and ownership of the system is that of the risk manager I am of the opinion that the annual monitoring and testing of it is the domain of Internal Audit as an independent source. The philosophy of continuous improvement should also count for risk management activities, not just operational processes.
The most crucial point from my perspective is the identification of risks. The list of yearly incidents should be mapped with the identified risks on a yearly base. In a second step then your analysis parameters need to be checked for their capability to really put focus only on the true risks.
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