Risk management, in the context of finance, is the process of recognizing, analyzing, and accepting (or minimizing) uncertainty in investment decisions.

People typically face more health risks as they get older. A defensive tactic to be ready for the unforeseen, managing pure risk entails identifying, assessing, and taming these risks.

Making investment decisions requires careful consideration of the risks involved. Risk analysis and management involve determining whether or not to accept an investment's risk given the anticipated returns.

The administration of business procedures to achieve the highest level of productivity within an organization is known as operations management (OM).

The planning and coordination of a company's resources to advance the completion of a particular task, event, or duty is known as project management.

Lean Six Sigma is a team-focused managerial strategy that aims to increase performance by reducing resource waste and flaws.

A scientist at Motorola created a set of methods and instruments known as Six Sigma in the 1980s.

A set of quality management standards called ISO 9000 was created as a benchmark for performance by companies and other organizations on a global scale.