LinkedIn has evolved significantly from a Web-based platform just for professionals to tout their qualifications. The site is now populated with interest-specific groups, which risk managers have been utilizing for the past four years to connect and share news and advice. In this context, the social site goes beyond mere networking to foster true learning.
Some of the larger ones: The Risk Managers group with 37,979 members, and the Workers Comp Analysis group with 14,342 members. Those joining range from top executives and managers to entry-level employees.
Content includes news, surveys, questions, links to conferences and webinars, and provocative articles such as “Top 10 Reasons Your Enterprise Risk Management Program Won't Work,” and “How Does Your Organization Address Social Engineering?”
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