The effects of the current economic climate have resulted in an increasing appetite for risk management. This can be seen in the rapidly increasing circulation of Risk Matters, an e-zine published regularly by Risk Decisions, that is becoming a ‘must read' for risk managers across all market sectors.

Since the first issue appeared in 2008, over 5000 subscribers have signed up to receive regular copies of this free publication which features a cross section of thought leadership white papers, insights from risk management professionals and case studies showing how best practice risk management processes are being adopted by a wide range of organisations.

According to Val Jonas, CEO of Risk Decisions: "Risk Matters started as a direct result of requests from customers for a broader view of risk management and practical guidance to help aid the adoption of risk management processes across the enterprise. Whilst the success of this publication has not totally taken us by surprise, we are delighted by the scale of positive comments received from readers."

The latest issue features "performance based contracting" and includes insights gained from working with the DMO in Australia and a case study about Lend Lease and the Stratford regeneration programme.

Anyone that would like to receive Risk Matters regularly can register at www.riskdecisions.com

Risk Decisions Limited is part of Risk Decisions Group, a pioneering global risk management solutions company, with offices in the UK, USA and Australia. The company specialises in the development and delivery of enterprise solutions and services that enable risk to be managed more effectively on large capital projects as well as helping users to meet strategic business objectives and achieve compliance with corporate governance obligations

Risk Decisions also plays a significant role in influencing risk management policy and has made important contributions to APM, OGC and PMI risk management guides and standards. Risk Decisions has also made major contributions to interfacing risk with other disciplines, including Earned Value and Systems Engineering.

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