Centre risque & performance
Approach
Based on the evaluation of acceptable consequences, the Centre risque & performance (CRP) uses a preventive approach that allows the consideration of all possible risks, whether technological, natural or human. It allows the study and the systematic integration of domino effects on the basic premise that all entities or organizations in a single socio-economic environment are interdependent at different degrees, in terms of technical, financial, human, natural and legal constraints.
Objectives
- Develop a methodology of interdependency evaluation and modeling;
- Create operational planning tools of emergency measures (knowledge database, early warning system, dependency and consequence
curves);
- Develop a methodology that will evaluate organizational resiliency;
- Validate and integrate the CRP tools into day-to-day professional activities of network administrators;
- Train highly qualified personnel in the risk management and analysis field, in organizational resiliency and interdependency
evaluation.
Program
1- R esearch and Development
- Conceive a methodology and tools that provide answers to current new practices in this field;
- Adapt the CRP methology and tools to the planning of major events;
- Coordinate the application of the CRP methodology and tools to the analysis of the resiliency of governmental systems.
2- training
- The program is open to graduate students and aims to develop leading-edge expertise in emergency management, resiliency and business continuity.
staff
The Centre is directed by Professor Benoît Robert. As of 2011, the Centre comprised of 10 students, including 3 at a doctoral level, 4 at a master level and 3 interns, as well as 3 research associates.