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What is the primary goal of using knowledge in risk management?
What is the primary goal of using knowledge in risk management?
- To minimize the role of integrated models
- To create complex models that are difficult to understand
- To focus solely on theoretical knowledge
- To anticipate and manage risks effectively (correct)
What distinguishes the models mentioned in risk management from previous models?
What distinguishes the models mentioned in risk management from previous models?
- Their sole focus on numerical analysis
- Their level of complexity without integration
- Their better integration with various knowledge systems (correct)
- Their reliance on outdated data
How can knowledge creation influence risk management?
How can knowledge creation influence risk management?
- By solely improving technical specifications
- Through proactive measures rather than reactive solutions (correct)
- By emphasizing historical data over current information
- By reducing communication among stakeholders
Which of the following correctly represents the philosophy of knowledge in risk management?
Which of the following correctly represents the philosophy of knowledge in risk management?
What is a misconception about the use of knowledge in managing risks?
What is a misconception about the use of knowledge in managing risks?
What role does better integration of models play in risk management?
What role does better integration of models play in risk management?
Which statement reflects a core principle of the knowledge application in managing risks?
Which statement reflects a core principle of the knowledge application in managing risks?
In the context of risk management, what does the phrase 'better integrated models' imply?
In the context of risk management, what does the phrase 'better integrated models' imply?
Flashcards
Knowledge Mapping
Knowledge Mapping
A process of actively creating and applying knowledge to anticipate and manage risks related to the operational environment.
Risk Management
Risk Management
Using knowledge to anticipate and handle potential dangers.
Integrated Models
Integrated Models
Models that tie various data and knowledge sources together to create a better understanding of risk.
Knowledge as Power
Knowledge as Power
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Outer Operating Environment
Outer Operating Environment
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Anticipate Risks
Anticipate Risks
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Better Models
Better Models
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Managing Risk
Managing Risk
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Study Notes
Knowledge Mapping the Outer Operating Environment
- Environmental Agency (ESTB01 2024) course material
- Knowledge mapping is used to understand the external environment impacting an organization
- Factors considered include economic, political, technological, social, legal
Knowledge as a tool for risk management
- "Knowledge" (FBacon) is a tool for anticipating and managing risk
- Understanding and applying knowledge can help organizations proactively address challenges posed by the external environment
- The goal is better models, but better integrated models.
Key Environmental Factors
- Climate Change
- Sea Level Rise
- Ozone Depletion
- Biodiversity Loss
- Marine Acidification
- Economic Factors
- Trade Policy
- Clean Air Mechanisms
- Migration
- Demographic Factors (e.g., fertility rate)
- Political Factors
- Armed Conflict
- Technological Factors
- Technological advancements (e.g., satellite, compliance technologies, genetic engineering, nanotechnology)
Interconnectedness of Factors
- Environmental factors are interconnected.
- The material emphasizes the need for integrated models to understand complex interrelationships
- The material advocates for a transdisciplinary approach to knowledge.
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