Service offerings
Aviano’s professionals have extensive experience in various aspects of risk management, including, but not limited to, the following:
Aviano’s professionals have extensive experience in various aspects of risk management, including, but not limited to, the following:
Design, development, and implementation; audit function, risk assessment methodology, audit plan development, automate internal audit processes and working paper solutions, board-level communications, co-sourcing, outsourcing, training, and quality assessment reviews.
Program alignment with other assessment efforts, strategy, governance, change management, risk assessment, training, co-sourcing, and outsourcing.
System and project implementations, project planning, cost estimation and tracking, risk identification and management, issues resolution, monitoring, post-implementation reviews, and wrap-up.
Program compliance and optimization, training, the Committee of Sponsoring Organizations (COSO) framework implementation, assessment and optimization, control rationalization, risk assessment, testing, evaluation of results, and reporting.
Current state assessment, governance, program compliance and optimization, training, system configuration, process implementation, testing, and monitoring.
Design, development, and implementation; audit function, risk assessment methodology, audit plan development, automate internal audit processes and working paper solutions, board-level communications, co-sourcing, outsourcing, training, and quality assessment reviews.
Benchmark existing program structure, optimize risk transfer value of program and overall cost of risk, analyze loss experience and claims management, and co-sourcing or outsourcing of insurance program management.
Aviano is a lean, agile, and responsive professional services consulting partner that delivers Big 4 expertise, solutions, and results without the cumbersome and costly Big 4 hierarchy.
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