Reputational risk is complex and often intangible, making it challenging to identify and assess using traditional methods. This complexity necessitates risk identification techniques that can capture uncertainties and provide a comprehensive understanding of potential threats.
Last summer I took the ferry from Kristiansand to Hirthals. I thought it would be a good moment to revisit the experience, as I’m looking at travel options to and from the European mainland. All in all, I very much liked the trip. The ferry is quick (2 hours 25 min) and comfortable. The lounge option is good value for money. Comfortable seats, and decent food.
Don’t get me wrong, there are a lot of Norwegian products I like. But there are also quite a few things that I miss from the Netherlands. Here are the five things that I will try to stuff in my… Continue Reading →
Yes, October might seem a bit early to discuss winter trips, but this one is worth planning far ahead. Preikestolen is always a beautiful hike, but in wintertime, it might even be better than in summertime. The view looks even… Continue Reading →
Until recently, I relied on my American Express (Amex) for credit card travel bonuses. However, Avinor has cancelled lounge access to Amex cardholders whose cards are not connected to Norwegian banks. While I got some compensation for the missed benefit,… Continue Reading →
After living and travelling around Stavanger and its surroundings for about a year and a half, I thought it’d be a good time to share my thoughts on getting around in this part of Norway.
Introduction Risk can be visualized in various ways, each method offering unique strengths depending on the context. Below are six risk visualization tools, along with insights on when to use them. 1. Risk Matrix A risk matrix is one of… Continue Reading →
Safety Bubble Diagram In contemporary risk science, risk is seen from a broader perspective than just the likelihood and consequences of potential events. Aven 2013 introduces a new way of looking at risk that incorporates not just the probability and… Continue Reading →
It has been fun learning Norwegian. Learning a language is always hard, but for me already knowing more or less three Germanic languages, it is not the hardest language to learn. This means that I’ve been able to make good… Continue Reading →
Introduction The Arctic environment presents significant challenges for risk management due to its extreme conditions and the accelerating effects of climate change. The Arctic is characterized by very low temperatures, long periods of darkness, rapidly changing weather, and unstable natural… Continue Reading →