risk of risk
this essay explores the evolution of risk, critiquing industry definitions that conflict with chaos theory’s sensitivity to initial conditions. the author proposes a complexity-first model, personifying risk as a disruptive force in systems. it introduces "coordination debt" and a quantitative approach to managing misalignments. ultimately, the piece challenges traditional views and offers a fresh perspective on navigating complexity.
this essay explores the evolution of risk, critiquing industry definitions that conflict with chaos theory’s sensitivity to initial conditions. the author proposes a complexity-first model, personifying risk as a disruptive force in systems. it introduces "coordination debt" and a quantitative approach to managing misalignments. ultimately, the piece challenges traditional views and offers a fresh perspective on navigating complexity.
this essay explores the evolution of risk, critiquing industry definitions that conflict with chaos theory’s sensitivity to initial conditions. the author proposes a complexity-first model, personifying risk as a disruptive force in systems. it introduces "coordination debt" and a quantitative approach to managing misalignments. ultimately, the piece challenges traditional views and offers a fresh perspective on navigating complexity.