David Hillson asks and answers one of the classic ‘Goldilocks’ questions (too much, too little, just right) on risk, in his article in http://www.gpmfirst.com: How much detail do you need to describe risk?
David Hillson makes some very sensible observations in his article in the November issue of PM World Journal: One Size …
Matthew Leitch (author of Intelligent Internal Control and Risk Management) is running the workshop ‘Essentials of Embedding Enterprise Risk Management’ at …
Only set up this week, David Hillson’s Risk Doctor video channel is a new venture that currently provides video overviews …
You may have come across the term risk appetite recently. It seems to be increasingly important in providing some context …
Ruth Murray-Webster and Sergio Pellegrino’s paper Multi-paradigmatic Perspectives on a Business Transformation Programme may feel like a bit of a mouthful …
I am delighted to be able to tell you that David Hillson, a.k.a The Risk Doctor was awarded the PMI …
Risk appetite seems to be on everyone’s lips at the moment … but what is risk appetite and how can …
Do seize this opportunity to take part in the virtual summit, Making Risk Work, that Penny Pullan and Ruth Murray-Webster are organising during …
In most people’s eyes, risk is ‘bad’; something to be avoided, transferred or controlled. But that’s a dangerously one-sided argument. …
