The Remarkable Story of Risk. The authors offer a dynamic framework designed to enhance our ability to make important decisions. They define the roles of fundamentals like time horizons, risk measures, benchmarks, and scenarios. Their unique concepts of Regret and Upside are applicable to any situation in which outcomes are uncertain. The authors suggest we focus more on maximizing stability within a changing environment than on the changes themselves and reiterate that it's the human factor that counts.
People do, and people cause processes to improve and perform.
But the links to software vendors and the free downloadable time tracking software are useful features of the site. The proliferation of change management consultants would have us believe life is more uncertain now than ever. Yet Heraclitus and Pliny and all those other ancient guys agreed that change is the only constant. Too bad those guys at the State Dept. John Suskie, PMP, provides a checklist of security measures designed to prevent the loss of proprietary information.