Key risk indicators (KRIs) can help predict adverse events that may impact your organisation and are widely considered an essential part of good governance. These indicators link to a range of operational risk-management activities and processes, making them especially beneficial as metrics of changes in a company’s risk profile.
Here, you’ll learn how to implement, manage and maintain KRIs within your IT department:
- Choosing appropriate KRIs can benefit your organisation
- Examples of effective KRIs
- KRIs/KRI selection worksheet
- Implementing automated reporting
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