glidrisk
Glidrisk is a risk management concept and, in some implementations, a software framework designed to quantify and manage risk in dynamic environments. The name reflects a glide-path approach to risk, emphasizing gradual, auditable movement toward predefined risk targets rather than abrupt shifts. Glidrisk frameworks integrate data collection, probabilistic modeling, and scenario analysis to provide ongoing visibility of exposures and to support decision making.
Core components typically include a data ingestion layer, a risk-modeling engine, a set of key risk indicators,
Applications span multiple sectors, including manufacturing and supply chain risk, energy and utilities, finance and operations,
Limitations include dependence on data quality and model assumptions, potential computational complexity, and the need for
Related topics include risk management, Monte Carlo simulation, Bayesian inference, scenario planning, and ISO 31000.