Managing Risk and Value in Critical Infrastructure

For organizations managing critical infrastructure, a thorough understanding of asset risk is crucial. Asset failures can have catastrophic effects, resulting in environmental disaster, loss of critical services, or even loss of life. Asset risks must be identified, quantified, and proactively managed to avoid these incidents. Regulatory bodies, boards of directors, and insurance companies are increasingly requiring that asset owners and operators provide evidence that they understand the risks in their asset base and how those risks will evolve so that proactive measures can be taken to mitigate those risks before they reach unacceptable levels.

Every organization has its own definitions of risk and value, and both must be balanced in order to meet strategic objectives. In Copperleaf, risk becomes part of a unique value framework that enables organizations managing critical infrastructure to make rigorous, informed investment decisions.

Download this free white paper to learn how risk can be defined, modeled, and effectively mitigated as part of a risk-informed investment strategy using Copperleaf’s AIP methodology.