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[QUOTE="Alexandoy, post: 76139, member: 25510"] Usually the risk management is handled by a team of managers and discussed in a closed door meeting. That’s how big companies do it. When I was working in a bank we had a risk management meeting before the new year to prepare for the potential problem that the Y2K bug might bring to our computer system. I raised the point that only the old software will be affected because their dates are only 6 digits or MMDDYY but no one listened. Anyway, that is another story to tell. The result of the risk management meeting is good because there was no damage caused by the enemy. [/QUOTE]
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