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Business risks in telemedicine

Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 1999
There is a wide range of potential risks associated with telemedicine. Medical professionals and managers who are contemplating the use of telemedicine are strongly advised to undertake a full risk analysis before, not after, implementation.
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Bank Risks and the Business Cycle [PDF]

open access: possible, 2004
This paper investigates the return/risk behavior of European banks in the economic downturn of 2000-2003 in order to investigate the sources of bank resilience during the economic slowdown. We identify banks with different strategies and different characteristics before the slowdown and investigate their risk profile before and during the downturn with
Rudi Vander Vennet   +2 more
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Security Risks in Mobile Business

International Conference on Mobile Business (ICMB'05), 2005
This paper presents the findings from a study which investigated the security and control issues surrounding the deployment of mobile and wireless applications within Australian based companies. This research undertakes an exploratory study into the perceptions of risk, which practitioners and companies have experienced, thereby enhancing knowledge of ...
David Phu, Rodger Jamieson
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Assessing business continuity risks in IT

2007 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics, 2007
Over the past years, IT has grown in importance in business operations. For most companies it has become vital for their functioning, with large losses and the potential for default if the systems fail. This growth was not precisely planned, it occurred in an organic fashion; IT systems have evolved.
Ype Wijnia, Igor Nikolic
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The Business of Risk

1983
Risk pervades virtually all areas of human endeavour, whether these endeavours be for social, personal, commercial or national purposes. It is vitally important for all those involved in decision making in these areas to know how to evaluate the risks involved in any action if choices are to be made meaningfully.
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Business Risk in Early Design: A Business Risk Assessment Approach

Engineering Management Journal, 2012
Abstract:Nine out of ten new businesses fail within their first two years. Business failures not only affect a company, but may impact a country's economic performance. Risk assessment is an area of significant concern for numerous businesses in today's capricious marketplace, because consequences resulting from such risks can seriously affect ...
Rahul Patil   +2 more
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The business risks of using smartphones

Network Security, 2015
It seems that a lot of businesses are still unaware of the risks involved with employees using their own smartphones for business purposes. The truth is that even 'wiped' smartphones can actually retain a lot more information than their owners realise, from call and web browser history to photographs and files.
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Unifinished Business Comparative Risk

Environmental Science & Technology, 1987
In late February, EPA issued Unfinished Business: A Comparative Assessment of Environmental Problems, a report summarizing the findings of a group of 75 career managers and agency technical experts who convened 10 months ago to rank the relative risks to human health and the environment addressed by 31 programs.
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Automated Risk Mitigation in Business Processes

2012
This paper proposes a concrete approach for the automatic mitigation of risks that are detected during process enactment. Given a process model affected by risks, e.g. a financial process exposed to the risk of approval fraud, we enact this process and as soon as the likelihood of the associated risk(s) is no longer tolerable, we generate a set of ...
Raffaele Conforti   +3 more
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Social Risk and Business Risk in Mining Projects

2017
In this chapter, we argue that conceiving of social risk as the risk(s) to businesses conflates social risk with the better known concept of business risk and, in so doing, potentially will have negative consequences for both businesses and host communities. Contributing, then, to a contemporary theorisation of social risk, this chapter is organised in
Graetz, Geordan, Franks, Daniel M.
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