In our last blog, we discussed how the risk identification phase looks like according to ISO 31000. One thing we noted is “The bowtie is not a specialized hazard identification method” which is true, but we do offer a risk or hazard identification tool in our BowTieServer tool. How to identify risk in BowTieServer The [...]
On the 12th of June, CGE conducted a BowTieServer user forum in the UK. The meeting was hosted by Rolls-Royce in Derby and was very well received by all attendees. It was the second user forum since the launch of BowTieServer in 2014. At the user forum, several speakers introduced the BowTieServer use case that is deployed [...]
People with different positions need different risk information. Senior Management shouldn’t be bothered looking at nitty gritty details, while on the other hand, these are the details that operational personnel actually needs to be able to execute their job. This is one of the challenges that will be resolved by BowtieServer: making the same risk [...]
The upcoming release of BowTieServer will include a contextual ‘wiki based’ information management system, as an integral part of BowTieServer. The BowTieServer Wiki allows documentation to be integrated into risk management. Instead of having separate documents floating around, the documentation can be part of the bowties and linked to specific sections or even paragraphs. [...]
There are multiple ways to structure data in BowTieServer to suit different types of organizations. It is possible to create a “top-down” approach, which usually means there is a corporate standard that is rolled out to multiple sites. This is useful if the knowledge on how to manage risk are present on a corporate level. [...]
