What is the ERM process?

The ERM process consists of:

Identifying major activities, processes, and functions after reviewing missions, goals, and objectives.
- Categorizing and prioritizing the major activities.
Identifying and assessing risks and building risks portfolios.
- Receive input from representatives within the University.
- Prioritize and rank those risks identified as to potential impact and probability of occurrence while considering the day-to-day activities to control risk.
Identifying risk mitigation strategies.
- Review mitigating activities performed for all risks while focusing on how we deal with those risks ranked highest.
- Review mitigation where two or more parties (groups) are identified as responsible.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of current mitigation and identify any gaps.
- Evaluate whether resources and mitigating strategies are appropriately allocated based on the level of risk and desired level of effectiveness.
Review the monitoring and executive management reporting.
- Detail who is responsible for mitigation and how the activity is documented and monitored.
Performing status/follow-up reviews.
- Review executive management reporting and communication.
- Assess the efficiency and effectiveness of mitigation, monitoring, and communication.

Last Updated on September 14, 2007