
Better data, better decisions
For analytics to provide the level of insight needed for confident analysis and decisions, you must begin with the right data. Control Risks works with clients to define their requirements, determine the relevant data, and apply analytics to provide insight into risks and inspire confident decisions.
In today's Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous (VUCA) environment, evolving risks are forcing companies to reconsider their traditional approach to risk management. We collaborate with organisations to harness analytics throughout their risk management function, transitioning from reactive data analysis to proactive monitoring and screening, and advancing towards predictive detection and horizon scanning.
Our expertise in leveraging internal and external data sources allows us to enrich data sets with human and subject matter expertise, ranging from geopolitical analysis to physical security, emerging technologies to litigation and regulatory risks. It is our ability to augment data collection and analysis using human intelligence that increases reliability, uncovers bias, refines the outcomes, and offers the deep insight that only Control Risks' experts can provide.
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