“Enterprise Risk Management: A Guide for Government Professionals” is the first textbook written on ERM in government. It provides a body of knowledge for educating and teaching pedagogy around the ERM subject. Includes survey of state, local and gov’t practitioners, and survey of core competencies. Book won the Most Promising New Textbook Award and reached Amazon’s Best Sellers List in Risk Management.
Why ‘complete ERM’ is a myth
Risk oversight has grown in importance among all types of organisations this decade, but some of the gains can be attributed to public companies responding to US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) rules related to risk disclosures
AGA Research Series: An Agency Guide for ERM Implementation
This guide seeks to answer questions about: why ERM, how to integrate ERM into an agency’s culture and ways of doing business, and the value of ERM.
Risk Management for Grants Administration: A Case Study of the Department of Education – 2015
This report provides a case study of how the U.S. Department of Education (ED) developed increased capacity to design and employ risk management practices to improve grants management.
ERM Basics for A-123
Government agencies exist to deliver service that is in the public interest. The delivery of an agency’s objectives is surrounded by uncertainty which both poses threats to success and offers opportunity for increasing success….
Federal Student Aid: Pioneers Managing Risk – October 7, 2014
By John Kamensky, IBM Center for the Business of Government
So Many Risks, So Little Time – Sept. 19, 2014
By John Kamensky, IBM Center for the Business of Government
Why Government Takes Calculated Risks – September 9, 2014
By John Kamensky, IBM Center for the Business of Government
Risk Management: Creating Organizational Self-Defense – September 2, 2014
By John Kamensky, IBM Center for the Business of Government