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B.R. Deshpande posted a blog post
Comparing complexity management to traditional risk management
What exactly is complexity management? Why should businesses care about it? How does it compare with risk management that is currently practiced? These are some of the questions we explore in the set of 2 articles below. A third article which is a…
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Oct 4, 2010
B.R. Deshpande posted a blog post
The terrible troika - Uncertainty, Risk and Complexity
Risk management approach depends upon who you talk to - project managers have a different view from financial analysts who have a different approach from actuarties and so on. This can result in multiple and sometimes contradictory conclusions about…
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Sep 14, 2010
B.R. Deshpande posted a discussion
Is China the next bubble? How fragile is the global economy today? FREE Webinar
The Great Recession of 2008 has been a real eye opener. These days everyone talks about the "complexity" or "interconnectedness" of the global economy. More recently we have had Greece to further underscore these points. But can economic complexity…
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Jul 7, 2010
B.R. Deshpande posted a blog post
Prediction on US GDP this quarter - lucky guess?
Based on latest data from BEA, BLS, Fed, Ontonix published an analysis early last week.Here were the main conclusions (based on data up to 2009 Q4)- This recovery is only marginally better than the last one in 2001- This recovery seems to be Export…
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May 1, 2010
B.R. Deshpande replied to Boris Agranovich's discussion A large number of new white papers on Risk management
"The quote "do not allow managements to obtain a holistic view of risk management" is very significant. Do you think this could be a problem because of lack of tools and technologies which can help to make this "cross silo" data access and analysis…"
Apr 15, 2010

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  • Boris Agranovich April 18, 2010 18:56
    I think this is already a big problem. In the ideal situation risk managers want to have a single reliable tool, but in the practice there are multiply tools per every silo risk and also within each silo risk there are multiply tools. I undertand also that every risk has its own properties and dynamics, therefore it is a very complicated task to get a cross-risk aggregation.
  • Boris Agranovich April 15, 2010 22:53
    Hi B.R.
    It’s great to have you here. Feel free to invite new people, participate in discussions, activities and share knowledge. If you've got a frog for a picture, hurry up and replace it!.
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