Risk Management

Active Risk Manager (ARM) is recognized by independent analysts as having the most extensive range of ERM capabilities currently available. Organizations utilize the flexibility of ARM configuration and deployment options to meet a broad range of business challenges. ARM customers can typically be grouped into three broad usage categories based on their risk management needs:

• Organizations taking an enterprise view of risk management.
  Benefits from ERM will come through integrating a range of processes and functions to provide a true picture of risk and opportunity at the enterprise level. Risk is seen as source of competitive advantage. The goal is to use risk-adjusted business planning and performance information up to Board level.
  ERM will span elements of the whole organization, partner networks and supply chain for both risk and opportunity identification and management. An expanding range of business areas will be covered - such as projects and programs, supply chain risk, health and safety, bid management, insurance, business continuity, controls management and more.
• Organizations and consortia focused on major projects and programs.
  This is where ARM was first developed and it still delivers unparalleled capabilities in this area. Today ARM supports the needs of some of the world’s most complex and demanding projects – from the sub-project and project level through vertical integration into the program, portfolio and enterprise hierarchy.
• Organizations beginning with a GRC need.
  ARM brings most advantage in Governance, Risk and Compliance projects where the organization’s horizon stretches beyond simple compliance to driving business benefit through the evolving deployment of risk management.

Active Risk Manager supports all three approaches and will grow with a business as needs evolve.