Loading ...In this podcast, Ricardo talks about the framework created by the IRGC and explains the five steps in this framework. He explains that this model clarifies the various perspectives of risk and it is similar to the risk management knowledge area of PMBOK.
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- Posted: January 30th, 2012
- Author: Ricardo Vargas
- Popularity: 2271 views
- Tags: IRGC, Risk Management, Risk Responses,
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