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The industrial role in risk assessment
Science of The Total Environment, 1986Industry has a major role in the assessment and management of risk to society from its operations. Much of the basic knowledge of manufacturing operations, product distribution, use and ultimate disposal of products and byproducts resides in industry.
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Legal risk management for the IT industry
Computer Law & Security Report, 2005Abstract This article reviews the current status of IT Legal Risk Management as an approach to providing legal services strategically in the business context. The major ways of managing legal risk are through contracts, procedures and dispute management, together with information and document management, including regulatory compliance. Methodologies
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Industry Risk and Market Integration
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2001Traditionally, integration has been studied at the country level. With increasing economic integration, industrial reorganization, and blurring of national boundaries (e.g., European Union (EU)), it is important to investigate global integration at the industry level.
Francesca Carrieri +2 more
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Cardiovascular Risk in Rotogravure Industry
Journal of Occupational & Environmental Medicine, 2012To verify whether the occupational hazards in the rotogravure industry can be associated with cardiovascular effects.We evaluated cardiovascular parameters and audiometric tests and analyzed noise, solvents, and shift work in 44 exposed and 44 unexposed workers.Unlike unexposed workers, the rotogravure workers showed significant increase of mean ...
SANCINI, angela +12 more
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Risk analysis in hazardous industries
Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology, 1991The importance of the approach of risk analysis in industry, as an anticipatory action to prevent disasters, and the principles involved in it are discussed. Toxicological considerations of long-term low-dose exposure during routine operations and short-term high-dose exposure after chemical accidents are outlined.
V, Misra, F N, Jaffery, P N, Viswanathan
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2022
Developments in science, technologies, complexity of industrial infrastructure facilities sustaining life necessary systems are associated with an increased dangers of their functioning at all stages of the life cycle. These dangers are characterized by man-made risks that determine the likelihood of hazardous processes and damage from them.
Makhutov, Nikolai +3 more
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Developments in science, technologies, complexity of industrial infrastructure facilities sustaining life necessary systems are associated with an increased dangers of their functioning at all stages of the life cycle. These dangers are characterized by man-made risks that determine the likelihood of hazardous processes and damage from them.
Makhutov, Nikolai +3 more
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Managing risks in airline industry *
Japan and the World Economy, 2003This chapter is a exploration of the strategic responses of major European carriers to the Third Package of European air transport liberalization, introduced in 1993. The Third Package allowed airlines to purchase a majority share of another European Union (EU) carrier and also to set up subsidiaries or separate carriers in other EU countries.
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Financial risk of the Biotech Industry versus the Pharmaceutical Industry
Applied Health Economics and Health Policy, 2009The biotech industry now accounts for a substantial and growing proportion of total R&D spending on new medicines. However, compared with the pharmaceutical industry, the biotech industry is financially fragile. This article illustrates the financial fragility of the biotech and pharmaceutical industries in the US and the implications of this fragility
Joseph, Golec, John A, Vernon
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Cattle industry and zoonotic risk
Veterinary Research Communications, 2008The intensive farming of dairy and beef cattle has elicited a decrease in the herds and an increase in the number of animals per herd. The high concentration of cattle and the movement of the animals among herds has led to an increase in the health risks.
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Risks in the agriculture industry
Asian Journal of Research in Social Sciences and Humanities, 2021AbstractThe agriculture industry is characterized by a high degree of risk. This has always been the case, but in recent years, there has been a trend toward increasing the danger. Every agricultural organization's strategic management must include the capacity to identify hazards early and effectively manage them.
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