Risk is inherent, in some form or another, to every industry sector. Factors like financial crises, accidental mismanagement, strategic pitfalls, natural disaster events, and technological failures can all negatively impact a business’s bottom line. The failure to mitigate risk can have a wide range of consequences, from small errors stacking up to undermine projects’ financial viability to larger errors that can stymie (or even outright halt) businesses’ plans to scale. The failure to mitigate risk properly can lead to reputational damage, financial losses, and businesses falling way behind the competitive curve. In an economy where the most efficient businesses are…
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