Professor David Chen, a historian specialising in Qing Dynasty porcelain, faced challenges accessing and interpreting rare archival materials. His research was often hindered by unpredictable library closures, fragile document handling restrictions, and the subjective nature of historical interpretation. Seeking a more structured approach, he adopted strategic risk mapping. He categorised potential risks into access (library […]

Dr. Anya Sharma, a seasoned environmental researcher, initially struggled with project delays and unexpected data inconsistencies. Her research, which focused on the impact of climate change on local ecosystems, was plagued by unforeseen variables. Recognising the need for a more proactive approach, Dr. Sharma implemented strategic risk mapping. She began by identifying potential risks across […]