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Risk bow ties: Mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive?

In our recent webinar Risk Art Class - Visualize your risk with bow tie analysis, we were asked an interesting question: "How do you ensure that causes and impacts in a risk bow tie are MECE (mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive)?"

By Michael Howell, Research & Content Lead | 5 minute read

Bow Tie Analysis, Risk Controls

Tie your risks with a Bow Tie

The dress Bow Tie originates from the 17th century. Croatian mercenaries held their shirts together around the neck using tied scarfs during the ... Read more

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Bow Tie Analysis, Risk Controls

Bow Tie Analysis

Bow Ties usually conjure up a vision of a formal event, to be used infrequently for special occasions. For risk bow ties, nothing could be further ... Read more

Enterprise Risk Management, Bow Tie Analysis

The 'big five' risks facing Australian business in 2015

Australian businesses and organisations are currently facing an unprecedented confluence of five major risk factors — including surging regulation ... Read more

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