Risk Management

Harvard Business Review is a leading business magazine with a long history. This collection includes the best articles by HBR authors on risk management. Insider attacks, sabotage, supply chain disruptions, technological catastrophes, and political crises affect the resilience of organizations. In trying to prevent them, most leaders introduce increasingly more rules and compel employees to comply. However, the overestimation of certain risks and the inability to foresee hidden threats lead companies to irrationally allocate resources, which can cause serious or even irreparable damage to the business. By reading this collection, you will learn about risk categories and the implementation of management processes, learn to use uncertainty for breakthrough innovations, and avoid common forecasting mistakes to gain a competitive advantage. Articles by Nassim Taleb, Condoleezza Rice, Robert Kaplan, and other HBR authors will help you build an effective risk management strategy and prepare for future challenges.