Hrm 531 Week 3 Risk Analysis

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"The next step is to determine the impact that the threat could have on the organization. It is important for auditors to understand that not all threats will have the same impact. This is because each system in the organization most likely will have a different value (i.e., not all systems in the organization are worth the same or regarded in the same way). For instance, to evaluate the value of a system, auditors should identify the processes performed by the system, the system's importance to the company, and the value or sensitivity of the data in the system" (Edmead). To understand the important of a risk helps point out the businesses weaknesses. It is important that the degree of impact caused by different risks are determined. The …show more content…

The interest rate doesn't always impact the success of a business. The taxability risk is the relationship towards the business and payment of taxes. If failure to do this the business is subject to provoke legal actions towards the business. The risk of failure will happen if the business if the filings are not taken care of. That is why the risk consider to be high. It is important that the business have all legal documents pertaining to filling of tax returns. The business needs to be paid update in tax payments. Since inflation risks involve the change of value of the assets in the organization. It takes a quite time for that to cause a major impact so that risk is low. Each business is faced with marketing risk regardless of what market strategies you have. The degree of market are high because there is always new creation of market plans that are growing and developing. The business risk of social risk involving politics is considered medium impact. It is best for the business to remain neutral with politics. Not enough space in the car is a process risk that can be addressed through the use of bins for more room in car. This is low risk impact because it has little to no impact on

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