For most risk systems one big selling point is the heat map. It's tidy, it's colorful and in a macabre kind of way; it really energizes management to stare in ore at registered risks in the red zone.
Worthy or not, traditional heat maps distort risk reality, they squeeze risk into a two dimensional perspective that makes the reporting process itself as dangerous as it is useful.
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