Step into Enterprise Risk Management: A Case Study of Sydney Harbor Oil Spill Event
Lihong Deng, Xuefei Feng
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Lihong Deng, Xuefei Feng
Abstract
This paper makes a theoretical and practical study on enterprise risk management based on combination of risk management theory and actual case. The article uses relevant theory and methods to analyze the risk management result of the SHELL ENTERPRISE case, and summarizes systematically the process and functions of risk identification, risk analysis, risk management and risk control, which is reference to enterprise risk management of our country. Through the analysis of specific case, it concludes that enterprise risk management is a process and using the effective measures to manage the risk timely is essential for creating and maintaining the value of the enterprise.
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This paper makes a theoretical and practical study on enterprise risk management based on combination of risk management theory and actual case. The article uses relevant theory and methods to analyze the risk management result of the SHELL ENTERPRISE case, and summarizes systematically the process and functions of risk identification, risk analysis, risk management and risk control, which is reference to enterprise risk management of our country. Through the analysis of specific case, it concludes that enterprise risk management is a process and using the effective measures to manage the risk timely is essential for creating and maintaining the value of the enterprise.
Key concepts: Enterprise risk management, Risk management, IT risk management, Risk analysis (engineering), Process management, Computer science, Enterprise planning system, Operational risk management