Our Services

We First Listen and Then Give Advice

Consulting

Helping company establishing risk-based management system to improve their system and processes. Furthermore, we extend our service to elevate company’s system to become integrated management system.

In-house Training

Training specifically designed for company needs providing practical knowledge to support implementation of management system.

Risk Management

Perform risk assessment for company to identify risk and propose best mitigation action to achieve their goals. Provide service to examine company’s Risk Maturity Level to ensure the implementation of risk management.

Why Management System?

Management systems are developed to establish principles, guidelines, and criteria for establishing and improving the processes by in accordance with organization goals such as compliance, operational excellence, product/services quality, customer satisfaction, business continuity and more.

Example of Management System

ISO 9001 – Quality
ISO 14000 – Environment
ISO 27001 – Information Security
ISO 28000 – Supply Management
ISO 31000 – Risk Management
ISO 37001 – Anti-Bribery
ISO 45001 – Occupational Safety and Environment

To further elevate management systems, risk management provides a proactive approach. This involves identifying potential threats and opportunities, reducing uncertainties, and increasing the likelihood of achieving desired objectives.

Challenges ahead of multi-management systems

Having established multiple management systems installed in a company, as much as they are helping company reach their objective more comprehensively, the installation of multiple management systems might cause challenges such as:

Different departments have different languages

Employees have to be trained on various systems

Standardization across processes are hard to reach

High cost for multiple licenses for multiple management systems

IT infrastructure complexity level

Working with multiple vendors can be challenging

Challenges ahead of multi-management systems

Having established multiple management systems installed in a company, as much as they are helping company reach their objective more comprehensively, the installation of multiple management systems might cause challenges such as:

Quality

Integrated Management System

Environmental

Integrated Management System

Health & Safety

Integrated Management System

Risk

Integrated Management System

Security

Integrated Management System

Compliance

Integrated Management System

Then, how to conduct integration?

Addition

Different management systems are kept separate and described in different documentation, but their contents are made comparable.

Work instructions are completely integrated, but not the procedures and the manual. A new total system is created but the partial system is still visible.

Companies can choose or develop a generic management system as their general system and include all partial systems in it. The policies and objectives are generally aligned to and support the overall strategy, policy and objectives of the business.

Few others management system might be included in each organization such as supplier management system, finance management system, human capital management system, etc.

Benefit of Integrated Management Systems

Decrease repeated work, economizes time and promotes efficiency

Reduce costs associated with maintaining separate systems

Easily oversee compliance with several standards and regulations

Able to understand risks to a greater extent

Enhance trust and confidence among customers, regulators, investors, and other stakeholders

Provides a framework for continual improvement

Risk Management & It's Benefit

About risk management and its elements

  • Risk Identification

    This involves identifying potential risks that could affect the achievement of objectives or the success of a project, initiative, or business operation.

  • Risk Assessment

    Once risks are identified, they are assessed in terms of their likelihood of occurrence and potential impact. This assessment helps prioritize risks based on their significance and allows organizations to focus resources on managing the most critical risks.

  • Risk Monitoring and Review

    Organizations regularly assess the effectiveness of risk mitigation measures, monitor changes in the risk landscape, and update risk assessments accordingly. This allows organizations to adapt to evolving risks and ensure that risk management strategies remain relevant and effective over time.

  • Risk Communication and Reporting

    Transparent and timely reporting of risks helps stakeholders make informed decisions and take appropriate actions to address potential threats or opportunities.