« Brenda Michelson Joins ebizQ Blog Roll | Main | PolarLake Gets New CEO »

Steven Minsky, a recognized visionary in BPM and a risk expert, who has written a column called Executive Vision for ebizQ for the past year, has developed a following on his topic of enterprise risk management (ERM). Today, I'm pleased to welcome Steve to ebizQ's blog roll, where he will continue to provide executive-level analysis on the intersection between business, IT and risk. Bookmark Steve here: http://www.ebizq.net/blogs/chief_risk_officer/

Steve's blog, entitled "New Era of Risk Management," will highlight the differences between traditional risk management and true enterprise risk management, which most importantly is about helping something happen - not preventing something from happening. Steven's blog helps you think about risk in a new way and how to benefit practically from this rapidly evolving new field.

In his recent columns, Steve has highlighted what has become a huge market trend, the fact that large enterprises have started to think holistically about risk, to prioritize activities and allocate resources from the board room to the mail room. Standard and Poor's has even debuted an ERM component to their traditional credit score, and many companies are hiring Chief Risk Officers, or are developing teams to look at risk from an enterprise perspective.

For those of you who aren't familiar with Steve's work, Steve was formerly the CEO and Founder of RulesPower which was acquired by Fair Isaac in 2005. At Kodak's Eastman Software subsidiary, Minsky conceived and executed their enterprise workflow software solution for the banking, insurance, brokerage and health care industries that has become Global 360, a BPM industry leader. He is currently the CEO and Founder of LogicManager.

Please join me in welcoming Steve to ebizQ's community, and if you've missed his columns over the past year, they're permanently available at: http://www.ebizq.net/executive_corner/exec_vision/

Posted by elizabeth in ebizQ |Digg This|Add to del.icio.us

Trackback Pings

TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.ebizq.net/mt/mt-tb.cgi/283