The Orgtology Glossary - Risk Identification Model

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Orgtologist Certification Program (OCP)

The task of an executive team is to ensure performance and secure relevance. That is the bulk of their work. The word “orgtology” joins “organisation” with the Greek word “logy”. The science of organisation. It is a holistic way that helps us to drive relevant performance. This is one thing that business schools often lack to teach. The program is highly suitable for senior managers, directors, and executives.

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Risk Identification Model	An orgamatics risk identification model (ORIM) is a unique way of identifying the risks of Org. It is different to other risk identification models in that Orgtologists also probe the critical success factors to efficiency and effectiveness. Mostly risk managers just name the inherent risks to something. In ORIM, we find risks by identifying three categories of threats to an event, activity, environment, subject, or object. The questions we ask are: Which risks are inherent to this event, activity, environment, subject, or object? What are the critical success factors to efficiency (performance) of this event, activity, environment, subject, or object? What are the critical success factors to effectiveness (relevance) of this event, activity, environment, subject, or object? Author - Derek Hendrikz Hits - 1186 Synonyms: ORIM orgtology IOI derek hendrikz activity derek hendrikz consulting threats efficiency and effectiveness Identification Model ORIM risk identification identifying the risks risk identification model critical success factors risk managers inherent risks three categories event environment subject, or object

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Definition

Risk Identification Model

An orgamatics risk identification model (ORIM) is a unique way of identifying the risks of Org. It is different to other risk identification models in that Orgtologists also probe the critical success factors to efficiency and effectiveness. Mostly risk managers just name the inherent risks to something. In ORIM, we find risks by identifying three categories of threats to an event, activity, environment, subject, or object. The questions we ask are:

Which risks are inherent to this event, activity, environment, subject, or object?
What are the critical success factors to efficiency (performance) of this event, activity, environment, subject, or object?
What are the critical success factors to effectiveness (relevance) of this event, activity, environment, subject, or object?

Author - Derek Hendrikz

Hits - 1186

Synonyms: ORIM