The Importance of Knowledge-Based Risk Processes to Risk Analysis

Abstract

Knowledge-based risk processes are suitable key elements within organizations since they can minimize the possibility and impact of an information technology (IT) project. The aim of this paper is to explain how the alignment between knowledge-based risk processes to validate risk analysis. A questionnaire was developed and distributed to a sample of 135 respondents who were actively engaged in IT. The proposed research model explained that 50 to 62% from of the variance in knowledge-based risk processes to risk analysis. The results showed that the two selected factors (identification and sharing) have a partially mediate and significant impact on risk analysis by knowledge-based risk repository. On the other hand, the examination is not mediated and not a significant impact on risk analysis. The findings of this study imply the understanding of knowledge-based risk processes to risk analysis This study will contribute to the field by examining the effects knowledge-based risk on risk analysis for IT projects.

Understanding tacit knowledge loss in public enterprises of South Africa

“…The literature characterises the loss of organisational tacit knowledge as a global problem (Jennex & Durcikova, 2020;Singh & Gupta, 2020). Organisations need to be aware of the risks posed by a loss of knowledge, because such loss can negatively affect the business performance and sustainability across all levels (Nehari-Talet et al, 2021). However, there is scant literature that methodically, empirically and analytically explores the causes of tacit knowledge loss or the extent to which it is recognised across sectors of the economy (Sumbal et al, 2020).…”