Risk Management in Information Technology

Samimi, Amir

doi:10.33945/sami/pcbr.2020.2.6

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“…In this case, the results of this study showed that between the patient's level of education and their satisfaction with how the doctor relates to themselves There was a significant relationship (P <0.004). Jahanian et al [32][33][34][35] stated that high level of education was directly related to patients' satisfaction with physicians and most patients with postgraduate education had higher expectations from their physicians, which confirm the results of the present study [32][33][34][35]. Also, based on the findings, the relationship between patients' gender and their satisfaction with the physician-patient relationship was not significant.…”

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Today, the relationship between doctor and pivotal patient role in providing managed services in efficient primary health and medical services was proved. Therefore, this article will pay patients' attitudes about how to communicate with patients in selected hospitals at Qom University of Medical Sciences. This study was descriptive-analytic using a standard questionnaire PDRQ-9 were completed. In this research study, 185 patients in three hospitals, for example, Ayatollah Golpayegani, Vali-Asr and Imam Reza in Qom, were studied. The results demonstrated high patient satisfaction with the quality of their relationships with physicians, obstetrics and gynecology. It is also show that with 78 % satisfaction (P = 0/003) as well as internal medicine physicians with 82 % satisfaction (P = 0/042). Patients with a college education is a significant dissatisfaction in relationship with their doctor (P = 0/001). In contrast, both female and male patients generally had moderate satisfaction with their physician communication a significant interaction between gender and the mean score physician-patient (P = 0/203). The results of this study, patient satisfaction with the medical team of the communication medium is not satisfactory and may be due to ignorance or negligence of medical staff in with the patient. The heart of theoretical and practical clinical skills training programs offered in medical science should be more to it.

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“…Risk in [21] can be imagined as a threat that becomes a reality due to system vulnerabilities that have not been covered, whose probability is measured based on an estimate of the motives, means, consequences, and weaknesses of the system itself. The stronger the motive, the easier to attack due to the vulnerability of the system, and the greater the advantage the attacker gets, the greater the likelihood of it happening and vice versa.…”

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Risk assessment in fleet management system using OCTAVE allegro

Alfarisi

Surantha

2022

Bulletin EEI

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The purpose of this study is to use the OCTAVE allegro methodology to identify risks in fleet management system (FMS), determine prioritized risks to be mitigated, provide mitigation recommendations for these prioritized risks, and shows how effective the recommendation is. The result of this study is expected to become an input for FMS service provider of possible risks in FMS services, and risk mitigation approaches that can be used to handle those risks. This risk assessment has successfully identified 6 critical information assets, 10 risks in total, and 4 risks that need to be mitigated, followed by proposed mitigation approaches for those risks. Some of the recommendation has been applied by the company and contribute to SLA achievement of the system. The result also showed that application and simulation software provide most prominent risks in FMS service, thus securing these two will eliminate most risk in FMS service.

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“…Ensuring the project would lead to success, risk identification is made to see the associated risks that would derail the overall project (Willumsen et al, 2019). Risk identification is the first step in risk management technology (Samimi, 2020) as risks identified at earlier stages would be less costly and require less time to be resolved rather than if they are being recognized at later stages of project for instance, during execution, risks identified at this stage will need lots of efforts, time and cost and would even hurt the project negatively (Zhang et al, 2018).…”

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Narcissistic Leadership and Project Success in IT Industry: Moderating the role of Risk Management Technology

Ali

Akbar

Wachani³

2021

JEMI

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Narcissistic leaders supersede others opinions while dealing with different projects is an area of concern because they create the risk of various projects' success. However, risk management technology can balance this leadership to mitigate the project failure risk. Therefore, this study aims to examine the impact of narcissistic leadership on project success with the moderating role of risk management technology. A self-administrated questionnaire measured the narcissistic leadership constructs with two dimensions (i) admiration, (ii) rivalry as antecedents, risk management technology as moderating construct, and project success with five dimensions (i) cost (ii) schedule (iii) quality (iv) performance and (v) operating environment as an outcome from 242 IT professionals working in IT firms. Using structural equation modelling, the results reveal that narcissistic admiration has a negative significance, but the narcissistic rivalry has no significant impact on project success. Therefore it suggests that narcissistic admiration associated with positive attributes such as high esteem, envy, forgiveness, etc., with an overall motivation to focus on achievements may benefit in success of the project. The results further reveal that risk management technology has no moderating role between narcissistic admiration and rivalry with project success, which suggests risk management technology is not enough to reduce the narcissism leadership to contribute to project success. Further, the results do show the positive impact of risk management technology on project success. The study is helpful for organizational development (OD) professionals, project leaders, and IT firms. The study also provides a new avenue of investigation for academic researchers to tighten up the gap in narcissistic leadership.

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Risk Management in Information Technology

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