Community
Open Risk Commons
Open Risk as part of its mission actively supports the formation of a Community, building and adopting free and open risk management tools. The aim is to benefit and enhance financial risk management across the board.
The Community is built around the core efforts covering different community needs and the central role is played by the Open Risk Manual
The Open Risk Manual
The Open Risk Manual is an expert documentation database developed with the same software powering Wikipedia, but with a content creation model that ensures the quality assurance and consistency offered by more structured expert review. The Manual aims to collect and support the development of the knowledge base of the risk management community.
- Articles are created, edited, updated by Open Risk or registered contributors under the Creative Commons License
- Open Risk promotes no-nonsense, informed, transparent contributions and (where relevant) retains a moderator role
How can the Commons help you and your organization today
- Motivate, keep up to date and grow yourself and your people by participating in a global best practice community
- Benefit from free access to the valuable resources produced by the community
- Improve the profile of yourself and your organization by showing off your skills
Are you interested to join the Community? From seasoned risk professionals to geeky developers, there is bound to be an area you can contribute. Get in touch!
Open Risk Forums
Historically we used Gitter as follows:
General Channels
- General Channel for general chat
- Academy Channel for Open Risk Academy issues
- Manual Channel for Open Risk Manual issues
Project Specific Channels
- openNPL Channel for openNPL issues
- transitionMatrix Channel for transitionMatrix issues
- concentrationMetrics Channel for concentrationMetrics issues
Feedback
- Currently, interaction is easiest at the Open Risk Commons
- General / direct feedback By email at info (at) openrisk (dot) eu