How risky is your company?

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      <subfield code="a">Over the past several years, the author developed a tool called the risk exposure calculator. The calculator shows the pressure points present in every organization that lead to increased risk, such as the speed of operational expansion and the level of internal competition. The risk exposure calculator is divided into three types of internal pressures -those due to growth, to culture, and to information management.  For each of those pressures, succes can increase the level of risk</subfield>
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