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The BPC RiskWiki

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Introduction to the RiskWiki

This wiki is sponsored by Bishop Phillips Consulting (http://www.bishopphillips.com/) for the education, use and enjoyment of our clients, educators, the public and professionals involved in management consulting and risk advisory, compliance, internal audit, insurance claims management, safety, governance and risk analysis industries. It provides reference articles on management, risk and risk related functions including: Risk Management, Internal Audit, Governance, Compliance, and Process Reengineering, etc.


The RiskWiki is based on the articles, methods, manuals and papers of primarily three firms: Bishop Phillips Consulting P/L, Stanton Consulting Partners and Bishop Finance P/L. These firms are contributing a large body of work amassed over many years experience with hundreds of clients. The project to convert and upload much of our BPC software help & manuals, extended body of consulting, risk and internal audit methods and models, and education and research materials is a large and time consuming project so the RiskWiki content changes frequently and will do so for the foreseeable future.


With the exception of all software documentation, and those additional documents marked otherwise, all written material on this site may be used freely by readers for any purpose including reproduction, subject only to the retention of moral rights by the authors. Some articles may include images for which additional permission may be reuired prior to reproduction. Software documentation may be duplicated in hard-copy for internal use by registered users of the systems with current maintenance agreements. Other uses of software systems documentation will be considered on written request.


Things to See in The RiskWiki

BPC RiskManager

  • Are you looking for BPC RiskManager Documentation or to learn more about the software?
Bishop Phillips supplies the BPC RiskManagement suite of governance software that provides a complete governance solution across risk management, controls management, compliance management, insurance management, claims management, incident & hazard management, audit risk management, governance document management and survey generation and management. The system can be installed in configurations ranging from single-user to very large scale enterprise configurations.


The system is particularly suited to managing and reporting on the risk and compliance management tasks of government agencies, whole of government, special project, not-for-profits, insurance providers, service industries, utilities, and tertiary education sectors. You will find an extensive body of information covering technical, administration and user level tasks here.


If you have questions they may be answered in our frequently asked questions.

Frequently asked Questions About BPC RiskManger
  1. How do I get a copy of BPC RiskManager V6.2.5?
  2. Would it be possible to get a copy of the BPC RiskManager V6 installation guide?
  3. Is there a feature listing for the BPC RiskManager windows client and the browser client? We are looking at the possibility of using a mixed client environment based on user specific needs and where they are.
  4. When are multiple BPC RIskManager server licenses required? We are looking to have RM implemented across a group of companies. They will all be using the same instance with same fields and definitions as the subject matter is the same. Can we use a single server license or will we require multiple server licenses?
  5. Can you please provide information on the cost of licensing and the type of licensing for BPC RiskManager V6.x ?
  6. Does your license include the cost of MS SQL Server ?
  7. I just purchased BPC RiskManager. Will you be sending the install disks, and when?
  8. What will need to be arranged prior to the installing BPC RiskManager?
  9. Does the RiskManager client application work with FireFox browsers?
  10. In what programming language is BPC RiskManager written?
  11. Does the RiskManager plug-in itself have a certificate like a java applet does?
  12. For support, what type of support is available (i.e.: email, phone, onsite, etc...)?
  13. What is the best way to get support?
  14. How do I arrange installation support and what is the timeline?
  15. What support packages are available and at what cost?
  16. Is there a cost associated with telephone support (i.e.: cost per call or issue)?
  17. How do I get custom features added, or request new features for BPC RiskManager?
  18. Is there a User Group Forum?
  19. What type of documentation, technical and user is available for BPC RiskManager?
  20. How does one decide the optimum BPC RiskManager configuration?
  21. Is BPC RiskManager a Client-Server application?
  22. What is the difference between the browser plugin and the windows executable RiskManager client?
  23. Database stability: Is the RiskManager essentially a SQL Server application ported to Oracle?
  24. Database support: Which database choice will give us the best level of support?
  25. Security: What is the most secure architecture for BPC RiskManager?
  26. What is the best client version - the browser or non browser Risk Manager client?
  27. What admin account rights are required to setup a browser plug-in?
  28. How do I configure IE for the RiskManager browser plugin?
  29. We just ported our enterprise system to a new server and I can't login. What do I do now?
  30. How do I port BPC RiskManager from test (or dev) to production?
  31. How do I install BPC RiskManager onto a computer running a 64bit Windows OS?


Featured Article...


Introduction

Enterprise Agile is an attempt to capture the perceived benefits experience in IT systems development of the Agile delivery framework and apply them to the Enterprise context across all areas, not just the IT space. These perceived benefits include alignment with business goals, value focus, lean operations, continuous improvement and market responsiveness. Enterprise Agile + Agentic AI is not just “Agile at scale.” It’s a fundamental shift in how work is orchestrated, how decisions are made, and how value flows across the enterprise.

This article considers Enterprise Agile and investigates how Agile evolve when the enterprise is augmented by autonomous agents, LLM‑powered workflows, and agentic AI ecosystems


1. What is Enterprise Agile?

Enterprise Agile is not "Scrum but bigger." It is a multi‑team, multi‑value‑stream operating model that attempts to align:

  • strategy
  • funding
  • architecture
  • governance
  • delivery
  • operations

into a continuous flow of value and improvement across the entire organisation.

Frameworks like SAFe, LeSS, Nexus, and Disciplined Agile are simply different ways of achieving this, but none of them were designed with Agentic AI in mind — which is why this article is timely.

2. Why Agentic AI changes the game

Agentic AI introduces capabilities that traditional Agile never anticipated:

  • Secretarial support

The first agent most people implement is essentially a secretarial agent that scans emails and summarises for critical issues, arranges appointments, establishes reminders and assists with communication drafting. The significant productivity improvement offered by this capability alone at the individual level should not be underestimated as it means that every worker with a device has the opportunity to have an intelligent assistant addressing routine tasks that take potentially 12% to 20% of their time.

  • Research & Training

Competing with the Secretarial function of AI is the librarian function of research and self-directed training & skilling that even an AI chat-bot delivers. Where a person's role involves skilling in processes, knowledge spaces or investigating, summarising or extracting data from either internal documentation or external data (including the web itself) an agent can represent a significant productivity and knowledge gain.

  • Autonomous work execution

Agents can perform tasks, not just assist humans. Further through skill sharing AI's can educate each other, and humans can draft and test skills on one agent and then roll out those skills almost instantly across the entire organisation. Further agents can be equipped with skills to construct, test and use tools required but absent from their tool libraries to accomplish tasks defined by their human.

  • Continuous sensing

Agents can monitor systems, markets, risks, and customer behaviour 24/7 and provide alerts based on complex threshold models or even enact responses.

  • Real‑time decision support

Agents can propose backlog changes, risk mitigations, architectural options based on monitored sensors or user / customer feedback or environment changes. The lost in a report-awaiting-review syndrome evaporates where the agent can directly inject suggestions into the change ..→ Read More..

BPC SurveyManager

  • Are you looking for BPC SurveyManager Documentation or to learn more about the software?
Bundled with the BPC RiskManager suite and also supplied in both hosted and installed forms, the BPC SurveyManager software solution is an outstandingly versatile interactive web page generation engine using a survey model as the design and data storage paradigm. While being outstanding at survey creation and management the software is powerful enough to build build conventional data-input web pages. The full technical and SM language programming documentation is available from here.


Research into Virtual Worlds in Business & Education

  • Are you looking for our virtual Learning research papers?
Through our Virtual Worlds research group - "Waisman Learning Systems", we do extensive work in the development of virtual learning and business spaces in SecondLife, and undertake considerable formal research into the application of Virtual Worlds to learning. You will find technical and text book material in our Virtual World Learning Systems pages. There is an extensive overview of the literature, and history of virtual worlds, a very large bibliography, details of our in-world networked lecture theatre control systems and lecture delivery systems, and a complete documentation of an extensive academic study undertaken by our WLS team into the effectiveness at achieving learning outcomes of different approaches in delivering course material in 3D virtual worlds.

You will find an extensive reading list and bibliography of works covering virtual worlds and virtual reality concepts, history, ideas, related technologies, and application in learning as well as relevant papers on learning taxonomies and teaching concepts relevant to virtual world learning systems here.


Internal Audit and Management Science

  • Are you heading up an Internal Audit Team or learning internal audit methods?
If yes, you will find complete enterprise level internal audit methods and manuals on this site cross linked to our other management papers. The internal audit manuals cover everything from managing the audit team through planning the audit program to the detail of designing the audit, conducting interviews and undertaking the controls analysis; to reporting the results. Everything you are likely to need to manage and train an internal audit team is here.


  • Are you a manager, management consultant or student of Management Science?
You will find articles covering topics of general management and process management methods in the RiskWiki including the detailed theory and practice of plannning, process re-engineering, control theory and our proven theories in stakeholder network organisation modelling. The work here is generally unique to this site. All methods have been used extensively and effectively in practice. Start here with process engineering.


  • Are you managing a merger or an acquisition?


Take a look here first and learn about the risks in mergers and acquisitions and successful strategies for managing them from our team who have been through it successfully from both sides or the equation multiple times.

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SQL Server or Oracle

Note: Database connectivity tools are ONLY required on the application server and the web server (if that is a different computer). Client computers do NOT require database connectivity tools.


BPC Risk Manager uses ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) / MDAC to access data stored in a SQL database. The tools for this connectivity method are required on the servers.


Whether you are using SQL Server (any version) or Oracle (any version) you must have the database connectivity tools installed on the application server and the web server. Most Windows operating systems will include the correct versions by default. Some of the older MS Windows versions will require an update. If your MDAC/ADO version is later than the those listed here, that will be fine. We are only concerned that the correct MINIMUM version is on the relevant computer.


Windows 2000 or NT

If you are using Windows 2000 or earlier as your Application Server Computer OS…