The Development of Risk-Management Techniques in Order to Improve the Quality Control- Supervisory Activities
Avdiyskiy V.I., Bezdenezhnykh V.M.
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Avdiyskiy V.I., Bezdenezhnykh V.M.
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Quality control-supervising activity based on a risk-based approach (RBA), especially the Executive branch of Government, is now urgently pressing challenge, requiring further scientific and methodological developments. The concept and essence of the terms "risk" and "risk-based approach" are considered in the article, a semantic relationship of the concepts danger-threat-risk are proposed, alongside with risk management methods taking into account theorem about the ratio of the levels of risk and uncertainty in the organization. Keywords: risk-based approach, supervisory activities, the risk, the threat, the danger in organizations
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Quality control-supervising activity based on a risk-based approach (RBA), especially the Executive branch of Government, is now urgently pressing challenge, requiring further scientific and methodological developments. The concept and essence of the terms "risk" and "risk-based approach" are considered in the article, a semantic relationship of the concepts danger-threat-risk are proposed, alongside with risk management methods taking into account theorem about the ratio of the levels of risk and uncertainty in the organization. Keywords: risk-based approach, supervisory activities, the risk, the threat, the danger in organizations
Key concepts: Risk management, Risk analysis (engineering), Order (exchange), Control (management), Quality (philosophy), Government (linguistics), Business, IT risk management