Friday, January 3, 2014

BS 31100:2011 Risk management. Code of practice and guidance for the implementation of BS ISO 31000; Publisher: BSI; Paperback; ISBN: 9780580716072

BS 31100:2011 Risk management. Code of practice and guidance for the implementation of BS ISO 31000; Publisher: BSI; Paperback; ISBN: 9780580716072

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Risks are best administered by those practising a defined risk management process. However if you work for a large
organization, you may have many groups and processes, each with their own scope and approach, which can make this very difficult to achieve.

How can BS 31100:2011 make this process easier?

BS 31100:2011 outlines a risk management process that can be used and interpreted so that each group within your organisation works in a manner that increases consistency and communication across your business.

Based of the consensus of the UK committee of risk management experts, BS 31100 provides practical and specific recommendations on how to implement key principles specifically tailored to your company.

Achieve maximum efficiency

A defined risk management process will allow your organization to:

• Effectively achieve its key objectives
• Oversee the entire risk management process
• Ensure risks are managed proactively in specific areas and activities
• Gain assurance about the effectiveness of your company’s risk management
• Successfully respond to change in a timely fashion

BS 31100:2011 is based on the best available and up-to-date information on risk management and can act as an integral part of all organizational processes by facilitating the continual improvement of your business.

It provides practical and specific recommendations on how to implement the key principles of effective risk management as specified in ISO 31000.

Systematic, controlled and timely...

Get your copy of ‘BS 31100:2011 Risk Management: Code of practice and guidance for the implementation of BS ISO 31000’ now to find out how your organization can start making these critical changes to its risk management process today.