M_o_R® Management of Risk Practitioner Courseware – English

M_o_R® Management of Risk Practitioner Courseware – English
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Besides the M_o_R® Management of Risk Practitioner Courseware -2010 Edition English (ISBN: 978.940.180.421.9) publication you are advised to obtain the corresponding publication Management of Risk: Guidance for Practitioners – 2010 Edition (ISBN: 978 0 11 331274 0). M_o_R® Practitioner Certifications is suitable for individuals wanting to demonstrate they have achieved sufficient understanding of how to apply and tailor the M_o_R® methodology to a given scenario. M_o_R® is an Enterprise wide risk management methodology, based on ISO 31000;2018.The method provides practical guidelines and (managerial) structures for controlling risks in organisations. M_o_R® is directed at 4 levels: strategic, programme, project and operational level.M_o_R® describes all activities necessary to regularly and integrally identify, quantify, address and control risks that influence organisational objectives. It also provides a score of relevant management documents to support the approach and an extensive list of techniques to help execute the activities.Key benefits:A certain amount of risk taking is part of any organisation’s activity in meeting its objectives. Risk management can contribute to:• Improved decision making and less (unexpected) surprises;• Improved corporate governance by improved decision making and compliancy;• Reduction of fraud, more efficient and effective management and extra value for money;• Innovation;• Improved Business Continuity Management.This Courseware is suited to prepare for the M_o_R® 2010 Practitioner exam. There is also a sample Foundation exam added in case the participant want to refresh that knowledge. To be eligible for the M_o_R® Practitioner level exam, one must have passed the M_o_R® Foundation level exam.

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Douwe Brolsma. M_o_R® Management of Risk Practitioner Courseware – English

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Table of content

Self-Reflection of understanding Diagram

Timetable 9.00 - 17.00

1 Introduction. 1.1 Purpose

1.2 Use of the guide

1.3 The Common Techniques

1.4 Acknowledgements

2 Influence/interest matrix. 2.1 Purpose

2.2 Explanation

2.3 Source Information

2.4 Example

2.5 Output

2.6 Guidance

3 RACI diagram. 3.1 Purpose

3.2 Explanation

3.3 Source Information

3.4 Example

3.5 Output

3.6 Guidance

4 PESTLE analysis. 4.1 Purpose

4.2 Explanation

4.3 Source Information

4.4 Example

4.5 Output

4.6 Guidance

5 SWOT analysis. 5.1 Purpose

5.2 Explanation

5.3 Source Information

5.4 Example

5.5 Output

5.6 Guidance

6 Define the probability impact grid. 6.1 Purpose

6.2 Explanation

6.3 Source Information

6.4 Example

6.5 Output

6.6 Guidance

7 Checklists. 7.1 Purpose

7.2 Explanation

7.3 Source Information

7.4 Example

7.5 Output

7.6 Guidance

8 Prompt list. 8.1 Purpose

8.2 Explanation

8.3 Source Information

8.4 Example

8.5 Output

8.6 Guidance

9 Cause and effect diagrams. 9.1 Purpose

9.2 Explanation

9.3 Source Information

9.4 Example

9.5 Output

9.6 Guidance

10 Risk descriptions. 10.1 Purpose

10.2 Explanation

10.3 Source Information

10.4 Example

10.5 Output

10.6 Guidance

11 Expected value assessment. 11.1 Purpose

11.2 Explanation

11.3 Source Information

11.4 Example

11.5 Output

11.6 Guidance

12 Summary risk profile. 12.1 Purpose

12.2 Explanation

12.3 Source Information

12.4 Example

12.5 Output

12.6 Guidance

13 Probability trees. 13.1 Purpose

13.2 Explanation

13.3 Source Information

13.4 Example

13.5 Output

13.6 Guidance

1 Introduction. 1.1 Purpose

1.2 Use of the guide

1.3 The sample documents

1.4 Acknowledgements

2 Risk management policy. 2.1 Scenario

2.2 Example. 2.2.1 Introduction

2.2.2 Risk appetite and capacity

2.2.3 Risk tolerance and thresholds

2.2.4 Procedure for escalation

2.2.5 Roles and responsibilities

2.2.6 Glossary of terms

2.2.7 Risk management process

2.2.8 Key performance indicators and early warning indicators

2.2.9 When risk management will be implemented

2.2.10 Reporting

2.2.11 Quality Assurance

2.2.12 Annual review

3 Risk management process guide. 3.1 Scenario

3.2 Example. 3.2.1 Introduction

3.2.2 Roles and responsibilities

3.2.3 Steps in the process

3.2.4 Tools and Techniques

3.2.5 Templates

3.2.6 Glossary of terms

4 Risk management strategy. 4.1 Scenario

4.2 Example. 4.2.1 Introduction

4.2.2 Summary of the risk management process steps

4.2.3 Tools and Techniques

4.2.4 Records

4.2.5 Reporting

4.2.6 Roles and responsibilities

4.2.7 Scales for estimating probability and impact

4.2.8 Risk category

4.2.9 Budget required

4.2.10 Templates

4.2.11 Early warning indicators

4.2.12 Timing of risk management activities

4.2.13 Glossary of terms

5 Risk register

6 Issue register

7 Risk improvement plan. 7.1 Scenario

7.2 Example. 7.2.1 Date:

7.2.2 Category group

7.2.3 Existing behaviours

7.2.4 Target behaviour

7.2.5 Target date

7.2.6 Mechanisms

7.2.7 Measurement

8 Risk communications plan. 8.1 Scenario

8.2 Example. 8.2.1 Key elements of Programme information to be distributed

8.2.2 Roles and responsibilities for communication

8.2.3 List of stakeholders and information requirements

8.2.4 Communication Mechanisms

8.2.5 Process for handling feedback

8.2.6 Schedule of communication activities

9 Risk response plan

10 Risk progress report. 10.1 Scenario

10.2 Example

10.2.1 Trends of overall risk exposure

10.2.2 Numbers and trends of risks emerging

1 Introduction

2 Foundation Qualification. 2.1 Purpose of the Foundation Qualification

2.2 Target Audience

2.3 High-level Performance Definition of a Successful Foundation Candidate

3 Practitioner Qualification. 3.1 Purpose of the Practitioner Qualification

3.2 Target Audience

3.3 High-level Performance Definition of a Successful Practitioner Candidate

4 Learning Outcomes Assessment Model

5 Syllabus Areas

6 Syllabus Presentation

7 Important Points

7.1 M_o_R Guide References

8 Syllabus Exclusions

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M_o_R® Management of Risk Practitioner Courseware – English

M_o_R® is a Registered Trademarks of AXELOS Limited, used under permission of AXELOS Ltd. All rights reserved.

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Assume your participation in this M_o_R Practitioner course is because your organisation sent you. They would like you to become responsible for implementing the risk improvement plan as Chief Risk Manager of the organisation. You intend to pass the exam with a B+

• Struggling with the previous exercises (RM Strategy and Plan/Implement) due to lack of Policy guidance, and with your new job in the back of your mind, you decide to prepare a draft Risk Management Policy for the organisation.

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