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Why ROI Calculators Miss the Mark on IRM
Integrated risk management (IRM) is routinely forced into an ROI framing that does not fit its economic reality. ROI implies attributable incremental cash flows. Integrated risk management more often delivers dividends, meaning distributed benefits that improve enterprise outcomes without consolidating into a single return stream. This matters because many ROI calculators in market are not integrated risk management native.
The ROI calculators are commonly legacy GRC instruments, siloed by compliance use case, optimized for cost-of-compliance narratives, and weak at quantifying cross-domain integration value, loss mitigation value, and AI trust constraints. Public positioning reinforces this bias through language that centers measurement around the GRC program rather than enterprise-wide outcomes. AI amplifies the gap. As AI moves from feature to operating model, the trust dividend becomes a gating factor for scale. Standards and regulatory regimes increasingly emphasize trustworthiness, transparency, accountability, and information obligations.