RISK ASSESSMENT MODEL RESPECTING SEGMENTS OF THE PUBLIC 75 RISK ASSESSMENT MODEL RESPECTING SEGMENTS OF THE PUBLIC

The paper describes a broader and more detailed approach to the risk assessment model. The author's assumption is that risk is ultimately an attribute of human beings and not of things or concepts. Therefore, system processes (e.g. a model of business processes), as well as input and output and the public are di-vided into segments, reflecting the complexity of reality more accurately. The approach is described as suf-ficiently general to allow for its direct application in a large range of simulation approaches and tools. The parameters can be used to define individual processes by using their states for representing the accumulated history of the past processes life cycles. The model includes the functions that calculate new values of parameters and output on the basis of the given input. Based on the provided tolerance levels for risks, impacts, and process parameters, the model determines whether these levels are acceptable for each defined segment of the public. The model assumes that parameters, functions and levels are non-deterministic, i.e. parameters, functions and levels may change in time