Enterprise Risk Management Practices in Kenya

Best Practices in Enterprise Knowledge Management

KMWorld November/December 2006 Andy Moore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Passing the Cringe Test: Has KM Made It to Prime Time? Once upon a time, saying the words “knowledge management” was the fastest way to get thrown out of a meeting. And not only would you be ejected, you would never be invited back. . . . Paul Sonderegger, Endeca . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 People Judge Rele...

Vegetation Dynamics in Relation to Grazing Management Practices in Semi-arid Grazing Lands of Makueni County, Kenya

Livestock grazing practices in rangelands are being recognized as management tool for environmental protection and increased livestock productivity. Continuous grazing has been largely reported to reduce pasture productivity and increase environmental degradation. Rotational grazing is an alternative to continuous grazing and is considered to reduce negative environmental effects and provide qu...

Optimized enterprise risk management

Today's enterprises face the daunting task of complying with an increasing number of intricate and constantly evolving laws and regulations. While some individual regulations such as Basel II or the USA Patriot Act necessitate the use of risk-based approaches to achieve compliance, the heightened cost and risk of compliance activities have resulted in a general tendency of enterprises to integr...

Enterprise Cyber Risk Management

Software Failures and Risk Management Practices in Nigeria, Kenya and Zimbabwe: A Survey

Software Project failure particularly in Nigeria, Kenya and Zimbabwe is partly due to lack of adequate knowledge on the part of software developers on software risk management methodologies and the roles they play in software engineering. Over the years and with increase in software project failures, no attention has been paid to the reasons behind project failures. This paper seeks to investig...