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Thomas Stanton, President, AFERM

Risk management is what you do when there\'s not enough people and money to take care of all the issues that could derail your program. In other words, it\'s so...

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May 21, 2015 3:38 am

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Risk management is what you do when there’s not enough people and money to take care of all the issues that could derail your program. In other words, it’s something everyone needs to do. Easy to say, but for many federal managers, a lot harder to do. IBM’s Thomas Stanton, president of the Association of Federal Enterprise Risk Management, joined the Federal Drive with Tom Temin to offer some insight on how to boost your risk management skills.

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