Challenges to risk mitigation
The complexity of your organization can be a major obstacle in getting the insights needed to manage operational risk. Financial, reputational and regulatory risks are difficult to evaluate and even more difficult to mitigate. Cyber security, technology lifecycle and the increasing dependence on external services are a constant headache and add more complexity to the picture. So, how can you assess the potential ripple effects of an apparently local problem? How can you, as Chief Risk Officer, prioritize issues or optimally allocate budgets for risk mitigation?
An integrated overview of the business and IT operations
BiZZdesign’s platform provides you with an integrated overview of the business and IT operations of your enterprise that are essential in enterprise risk management. Our advanced analysis algorithms help you assess various vulnerabilities, analyze the resulting risks and design appropriate mitigating measures.
Our portfolio management and road-mapping features help you allocate budgets and plan improvements, putting your resources where they count most. Our reporting and publication functionalities offer crucial insights to everyone involved, including internal and external regulators, auditors and employees in operations who need to adhere to various procedures. This platform helps everyone act swiftly and decisively when problems do occur.
HoriZZon Data Governance: Getting Started with Data Policies
/0 Comments/in Enterprise Architecture, Enterprise Architecture Software, Enterprise Studio, Governance, Risk & Compliance /by Mark PetersTaking compliance to the next level
/0 Comments/in BiZZdesign, Business Architecture, Enterprise Architecture, Enterprise Architecture Software, Enterprise Architecture Tools, Governance, Risk & Compliance /by Salvatore PiuThe 2020 BiZZdesign Connect Conference has concluded and we’re happy to say it was a tremendous success! Our theme and proposition for you this year was Designing Better Enterprises, and apparently the rest of the world found it really relevant. So many hundreds of professionals attended the online event that took place Thursday, November 19th in order to witness the talks we had prepared!
6 Ways to Organize Your Architecture Models (Part 2)
/0 Comments/in ArchiMate, BiZZdesign, Blog, Business Architecture, Business Capability, Business Process Modeling, Enterprise Architecture, Enterprise Architecture Software, Enterprise Architecture Tools, Enterprise Studio, Governance, Risk & Compliance, Security Architecture /by Marc LankhorstIn the previous installment of this architecture models series, I wrote about organizing your model repository according to business, information and technology domains. I also explained the need to create separate current- and future-state models, and the separation between and model content and views. In this part of the series, I have a few more things to add on the topic of naming and […]
6 Ways to Organize Your Architecture Models (Part 1)
/0 Comments/in ArchiMate, BiZZdesign, Blog, Business Architecture, Business Process Modeling, Enterprise Architecture, Enterprise Architecture Software, Enterprise Architecture Tools, Enterprise Studio, Governance, Risk & Compliance, Infrastructure Architecture Management, Security Architecture /by Marc LankhorstIf you have some experience in modeling real-life, full-size architectures for large-scale organizations – preferably in the ArchiMate language, of course – you have likely come across the challenge of organizing your models in logical and manageable ways. In this two-part series, we’re going to share our top 6 ways to organize your architecture models. […]
Protect Your Enterprise Analyze Your Security With Architecture Models
/0 Comments/in ArchiMate, BiZZdesign, Blog, Business Architecture, Business Capability, Business Model Management, Business Process Management, Business Process Modeling, Enterprise Architecture, Enterprise Architecture Software, Enterprise Architecture Tools, Enterprise Studio, Governance, Risk & Compliance, Security Architecture /by Marc LankhorstIn a previous blog on cybersecurity, I wrote about the essential steps to keep your organization safe in an increasingly dangerous digital environment: