Matthew Leitch asked me to summarise my last two posts about risk definitions. I said it would take 5 minutes, but as I scoped it out I realised that a lot was involved to provide a proper explanation. Eventually I developed Prezi presentation with a voiceover to cover the explanations. It’s very boring so I’m really only expecting Matthew to look at it. Maybe I’ll try to make something more digestible. But here it is anyway.
(7 October 2013. For those who find the Prezi tiresome I’ve added its pdf download and the script of the talk.)
In case you are not familiar with Prezi you can use the arrow at the bottom left to listen to the whole lot, or use the arrows at bottom middle to navigate through the slides. You can also use the mouse to pan and zoom.
Andy
My point to you was that I suspected your own views were more worthy of attention than those of many of the much more famous people whose work you have been reviewing.
Right now I’ve got a smug, ‘told you so’ feeling. This work of yours is outstanding and important.
It is not boring and will be worth reading for many people, not just me.
I can see a huge number of good ideas in this, including ideas I’ve not come across before. There are very few bad/dodgy ideas (to my mind), which is also a great achievement.
I will be thinking about how to get more people to visit, especially people involved in writing risk standards/guidance.
we are not managing risks in my company. but i think because of my management team are very confident and i think this is a big mistake. i think in every company risk management have to lead every discuss an process.