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Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) can mean different things for different companies—some want to gain established processes to conduct risk control assessments, and others want to have integrated dashboard tools for real-time risk reporting. Whatever may be the requirement, ERM places a greater demand on enterprises for transparency in carrying information across all the players—from employees to management. However, gaining information transparency is easier said than done. 

