Transitioning from Fragmented GRC to Integrated Risk Management: A Path Forward

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Written By Samantha "Sam" Jones

The IRM approach replaces the traditional, siloed GRC model with a unified framework. By transitioning to IRM, organizations can enhance strategic decision-making, increase operational efficiency, and gain a complete view of risks across the enterprise. This transition is not just about adopting a new framework; it's about unlocking the value of risk management as a strategic asset.

Samantha "Sam" Jones

Samantha “Sam” Jones is the lead research analyst for the IRM Navigator™ series and a core contributor to The RiskTech Journal and The RTJ Bridge. As a digital editorial analyst, she specializes in interpreting vendor strategy, market evolution, and the convergence of technology with enterprise risk practices.

As part of Wheelhouse’s AI-enhanced advisory team, Sam applies advanced analytical tooling and editorial synthesis to help decode the structural changes shaping the risk management landscape.

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