All Risk Type articles – Page 39
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AIRMIC Portfolio
E-tailing 'no threat to high street'
Home shopping via the internet does not pose an immediate threat to the survival of traditional high street stores or out-of-town retail units, according to risk managers.
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Features
Firm foundations
Construction projects offer opportunities for fraudsters. Establish some firm rules when commissioning work, urges Geoff Covey.
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Features
Railtrack: Governance under Pressure
Lee Coppack discusses whether Railtrack's failure to manage safety risks and maintain shareholder value could have been avoided.
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Features
Government-sponsored litigation
US state and city governments are becoming increasingly formidable, and willing, plaintiffs, says Christopher C. Iliff.
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A question of identity
John Bullard outlines the Identrus model and its applicability for those responsible for the treasury function.
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Look, no wires!
Verne Meredith suggests an approach to the risks posed by the wireless environment.
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Managing people risks and risky people
Mark Edelsten believes that HR managers have an important role to play in the risk management team.
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Nothing venture....
Corporate leaders may be winners at managing risk but many are in danger of losing the ability to innovate, warns Rob Anderson.
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On the record
Honest and open media strategies play a crucial part in successful crisis and risk management, stresses former police spokesman Matt Tapp.
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Reputations at risk
As UK companies join the rush to get into e-commerce, there is growing concern about the risk to their reputations.
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Features
Getting the right balance
The first in a series of Q&A discussiosn with influential members of the risk management community.
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The blame game
The Blame Game is alive and flourishing in the UK, as employees follow the US trend and become increasingly litigious.
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Features
Don't jeopardise your brand
Every organisation with an identity has a brand that it must manage and protect in order to survive and prosper.
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Analysis
Insurable certification on-line
Globalisation and the growth of e-commerce raise problems of lack of transparency and security.
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Features
Deadly cost of driving
Ten people are killed and 1,000 more are injured on Britain’s roads every day.
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Crisis management teams, who needs them?
The more disturbing the situation, the stronger the urge to take refuge in familiar procedures.
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Features
Managing critical dependencies
The avalanche of information before the millenium date showed how much companies rely on computers and communications networks.
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Reassessing longtail exposures
A recent court decision will cause some companies to reassess their liabilities where past operations have exposed their employees and others to asbestos.
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Don't knock lightly
The cost of media campaigns is enormous, and having to abort one is a disaster.
