27/12/2014 By Admin 19 Comments

Video: Risk Management – Summary Series

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No. 9 of 16 Videos

Ross releases Video No. 9 of the 16 videos in the “Introduction to Practical Asset Management – Summary Series” video seminar.

In this video, Ross talks about “Risk Management”.

Considering that “Risk Management” is one of the major subject areas and integral to infrastructure asset management, Ross presents some resources where the topic is thoroughly dealt with.

A slide he presented in the summary series video will help you distinguish the infrastructure modeling around risk.

Know also the risk management context.

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