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基本説明
Contents: Communications fraud; Revenue assurance; Money laundering and corruption; ICT and cyber security risks in telecoms; etc.
Full Description
The rapid pace and increasing convergence of internet, phone and other communications technologies has created extraordinary opportunities for business but the complexity of these new service mixes creates parallel opportunities for fraud and revenue leakage. Companies seeking to use communications technology as a delivery or payment platform for digital services are particularly at risk. They need to understand both their strategic and operational risks as well as those affecting their stakeholders - partners and customers. Effective risk management is as much about awareness, culture, training and organization as it is about technology. Mark Johnson's practical guide, Demystifying Communications Risk, highlights cases from a wide range of geographies and cultures and is designed to raise awareness of the multi-faceted and often complex forms that operational revenue risks take in the communications sector. It provides managers with an understanding of the nature and implications of the risks they face and the human, organizational and technological approaches that can help avoid or mitigate them.
Contents
Chapter 1 Communications Fraud Control; Chapter 2 Revenue Assurance; Chapter 3 Managing Communications Revenue Risks; Chapter 4 Managing Insider Fraud, Nick Mann; Chapter 5 Money Laundering and Corruption; Chapter 6 ICT and Cyber Security Risks in Telecoms; Chapter 7 Other Risk Management Considerations; Chapter 8 Other Strategic Risks; Chapter 9 Conclusion: Towards a Unifying Theory for Communications Risk;
