This article discusses differences between invisible and visible hazards, how these can affect risk crisis communication. Invisible hazards are risks that we cannot see, often touch, taste, nor smell. Examples COVID-19, radon gas, mold spores, or asbestos fibers. uncertain, complex, ambiguous problems. Results from a Norwegian study show authorities need to be aware of the possible in perceptio...

In medical device industry the risk management plays a very vital role. There should be proper communication from each and every stakeholder related to of respective department, it can Production, Design Development or Quality Control all other departments. this current research work role analysis which had been done accordingly ISO 14971 for using FMEA is implemented. (Failure Mode Effects Ana...

In this paper we present a new mechanism to provide an assured service in terms of target rate and fair excess bandwidth, like the Internet Assured Service. Research in Internet Assured Service faced up both questions in separate ways proposing different traffic conditioners to work with the RIO buffer management, and proposing different modifications to this buffer management, among others. In...

Electronic reverse auction (e-RA), an online and real-time auction between a buying organization and two or more invited suppliers, has recently received substantial attention in supply chains. While a recent survey has found a dramatic increase in firms’ interest and participation in e-RA, it also revealed that a large number of purchasing managers are not willing to use e-RA. With the potenti...