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Stuart Gentle Publisher at Onrec

Essential Skills in the Evolution of Business – Managing Risk

In the current economic climate many companies are experiencing hardships, and some are already closing, others however are exploring new ways to operate and thrive in the changing world of business

In the current economic climate many companies are experiencing hardships, and some are already closing, others however are exploring new ways to operate and thrive in the changing world of business. Within any process of change comes risk, and as no one really knows where our economy is going, or what sort of structures will prevail when things pick up, proper assessment of this risk is vital.

SPOCE, a market leader in the provision of risk, project and programme management training, have a portfolio of clients ranging from the central government to local councils, high street banks and leading retailers. This shows how important management of risk training is, and how organisations everywhere are starting to take the evolution of their project management structures very seriously.

SPOCE provide M_o_R training which sets out a framework for taking informed decisions about risk at a project, programme and strategic level, to ensure that key risks are identified, assessed and that action is taken to address them. They also provide a wide range of other project and programme management training programmes such as MSPô – Managing Successful Programmes, ITIL – Services Management, DSDM Atern – the agile project framework, APM – Association of Project Management & Change Management and the renowned PRINCE2 project management training course which has become the industry standard for best practice in project management.

These risk, project & programme management training initiatives will become a key feature in the emergence of new business structures. SPOCE, who were the first company to provide accredited training courses of this kind, have seen a surge in demand for its range of project management training and are certainly expecting this to increase further as more and more organisations start to look at doing things differently.