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−	{{update}}	+	[[File:GRC.png|thumb|{{this}} management processes]]{{this}} is a [[:Category:Term|Term]] describing the policies and procedures related to corporate governance, risk management and regulatory compliance. {{this}} recognizes 7 management process areas:
−	{{this}} is a [[:Category:Term|Term]] describing the policies and procedures related to corporate governance, risk management and regulatory compliance.	+	# [[t:GRC1|Strategy Management]]
		+	# [[t:GRC2|Policy and Procedure Management]]
		+	# [[t:GRC3|Business Process Management]]
		+	# [[t:GRC4|Performance Management]]
		+	# [[t:GRC5|Risk Management]]
		+	# [[t:GRC6|Controls Management]]
		+	# [[t:GRC7|Audit Management]]
		+	These management processes typically also exist within other domains to support the domain specific requirements. For example, [[t:SCRM]] addresses the specific risks associated with operating supply chains.
	====Use Cases====		====Use Cases====
−	* [[Link::t:SOX]]	+	* [[Link::t:GRC3|Business Process Management]]
−	* [[Link::t:SOD]]	+	* [[Link::t:GRC4|Performance Management]]
		+	* [[Link:t:SCPM|Supply Chain Performance Management]]
		+	* [[Link::t:SOX]] (Policies & Procedures)
		+	* [[Link::t:SOD]] (Controls)
	* [[Link::t:SCRM]]		* [[Link::t:SCRM]]
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Latest revision as of 02:43, 26 September 2020

Governance, Risk & Compliance is a Term describing the policies and procedures related to corporate governance, risk management and regulatory compliance. Governance, Risk & Compliance recognizes 7 management process areas:

1. Strategy Management
2. Policy and Procedure Management
3. Business Process Management
4. Performance Management
5. Risk Management
6. Controls Management
7. Audit Management

These management processes typically also exist within other domains to support the domain specific requirements. For example, Supply Chain Risk Management addresses the specific risks associated with operating supply chains.

Use Cases

• Business Process Management
• Performance Management
• Supply Chain Performance Management
• Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (Policies & Procedures)
• Segregation of Duties (Controls)
• Supply Chain Risk Management

Community Importance Rating: Governance, Risk & Compliance 0 0 Corporate, GRC, Governance, Risk, Compliance