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Подход к управлению операционными рисками бизнес-процессов организации
Информационные технологии в проектировании и производстве. 2012. № 3. С. 3–10.
Bilinkis (Stavenko) J., Gromoff A., Kazantsev N.
The article is dedicated to a problem of operating risk management task realization in real-life environment of business process organization, when classic methods of operating risk management, based on statistics, cannot be used or are ineffective. The given research was held in a frame of the contract № 13.G25.31.0096 with the Ministry of Education and Science of Russian Federation "Deployment of hi-tech manufacture of unstructured information processing in cross-platform system on the free software basis due to increase management efficiency of innovative activity of the enterprises in modern Russia economy".
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Keywords: количественная оценкаquantitative assessmentoperational risk exposureподверженность операционному рискууправление операционными рискамиreactive and active risk managementproactive risk managementrisk ownersubject-orientated modeling and process managementреактивное и активное управление операционным рискоможидаемые и непредвиденные потерисубъектно-ориентированное моделированиеoperating risk managementexpected and unexpected lossesпроактивное управление ОРвладелец рискаобщие проблемы
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