Risk assessment is often cited as a key part of business continuity planning: the discipline of ensuring an organization can keep on working in the face of adversity.
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Sean Salleh, a data scientist is experienced in guiding marketing strategy, forecasting models, scenario planning models, and algorithms. He has a master's degree in Operations Research from UC Irvine and Mathematics from Northeastern University.
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Risk assessment in business continuity: is it worth it?
The nuts & bolts of transportation modeling
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Business modeling refreshed from the web
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Risk analysis using FRAP: is it just silo thinking?
FRAP or the Facilitated Risk Analysis Process aims to get conclusions about risks quicker. It involves a group of subject matter experts and a facilitator, which gives it …