The 7th International Scientific Conference "Business and Management 2012". Selected Papers 2012
DOI: 10.3846/bm.2012.146
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Enterprise risk management in practice of Polish small businesses – own research results

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“…Other definitions of this approach embrace integrated risk management, corporate risk management, holistic risk management or enterprise-wide risk management. Thus, risk management is now moving away from a silos perspective of risk towards a holistic way of looking at risk, in which all risks are managed jointly and analyzed across the entire enterprise (Korombel 2012).…”
Section: Contemporary Trends Towards Enterprise Risk Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Other definitions of this approach embrace integrated risk management, corporate risk management, holistic risk management or enterprise-wide risk management. Thus, risk management is now moving away from a silos perspective of risk towards a holistic way of looking at risk, in which all risks are managed jointly and analyzed across the entire enterprise (Korombel 2012).…”
Section: Contemporary Trends Towards Enterprise Risk Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Currently, many organizations and institutions all over the world deal with the development of integrated risk management standards (Knight 2002;Raz, Hillson 2005 The aim of the risk management process is to identify potential events which, if occurred, could have a negative impact on the achievement of the objectives set by an enterprise, to assess their effects and probability of occurrence as well as to indicate the ways of limiting them. Naturally, the occurrence of an event may also have a positive impact on the company's objectives, though in practice, the events that cause negative deviations from the set objectives are mainly considered (Korombel 2012). The process of risk management in companies usually consists of such steps as risk identification, risk assessment, risk response (treatment), communication and monitoring.…”
Section: Contemporary Trends Towards Enterprise Risk Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%