Operational Intelligence — How IRM Solves Connected Risk Failures

Agility and resilience are everything when is comes to digital business today. Risk events once considered unlikely—global cyber disruptions, third-party failures, data breaches, operational breakdowns—now occur with alarming frequency. As these risks grow more interconnected, traditional Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) frameworks, often built around static risk registers and slow reporting cycles, are no longer sufficient.

Risk management is evolving from a reactive back-office control utility into a strategic engine of operational intelligence. Enabled by advancements in risk technology, analytics, and real-time data integration, modern Integrated Risk Management (IRM) platforms are helping organizations detect emerging operational risks earlier, connect siloed insights, and embed resilience into the core of enterprise decision-making.

This article previews that transformation—and offers a forward look at what’s coming in the IRM Navigator™ ORM Report – Q2 2025, which evaluates key trends, capabilities, and vendors shaping the future of operational risk management (ORM).

Samantha "Sam" Jones

Samantha “Sam” Jones is a seasoned technology market analyst, specializing in integrated risk management and adept at uncovering market insights through advanced analytical tools. Passionate about sustainable business practices and emerging technologies, she enjoys staying at the forefront of the industry by participating in community tech events and exploring new trends.

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