Definitions The first non-definitive usage of the phrase Risk Intelligence appears in the 1980s and aligns to the definition of intelligence as being information from an enemy (for example, regarding credit risk.) The topic of balancing risk and innovation using information and the cognitive processes involved also appears at this time. Recent usage is more aligned to intelligence as understanding and problem solving. American financial executive, author, and Columbia University professor Leo Tilman defined risk intelligence as “ The organizational ability to think holistically about risk and uncertainty, speak a common risk language, and effectively use forward-looking risk concepts and tools in making better decisions, alleviating threats, capitalizing on opportunities, and creating lasting value. ” Tilman, L.. Risk Intelligence: A Bedrock of Dynamism and Lasting Value Creation Retrieved 2015-04-01 He has argued that risk intelligence is essential to survival, success, and relevance of companies and investors in the post-crisis world. In this latest book Agility: How to Navigate the Unknown and Sieze Opportunity in a World of Disruption (2019, co-authored with General Charles H. Jacoby Jr.), Tilman describes risk intelligence as a cornerstone of organizational agility.
Definitions The first non-definitive usage of the phrase "risk intelligence" appears in the 1980s and aligns to the definition of intelligence as being information from an enemy (for example, regarding credit risk.) The topic of balancing risk and innovation using information and the cognitive processes involved also appears at this time. Recent usage is more aligned to intelligence as understanding and problem solving. American financial executive, author, and Columbia University professor Leo Tilman defined risk intelligence as " The organizational ability to think holistically about risk and uncertainty, speak a common risk language, and effectively use forward-looking risk concepts and tools in making better decisions, alleviating threats, capitalizing on opportunities, and creating lasting value. " Tilman, L.. Risk Intelligence: A Bedrock of Dynamism and Lasting Value Creation Retrieved 2015-04-01 He has argued that risk intelligence is essential to survival, success, and relevance of companies and investors in the post-crisis world. In this latest book Agility: How to Navigate the Unknown and Seize Opportunity in a World of Disruption (2019, co-authored with General Charles H. Jacoby Jr.), Tilman describes risk intelligence as a cornerstone of organizational agility.
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