Both regional and global teams can find it challenging to compare distinct business and operating environments and prioritise resources accordingly, which can undermine strategic focus.

This means it can be difficult for project managers and their teams to effectively calculate the likelihood of various undesirable outcomes affecting a certain project. Negative impacts can include projects being delayed or running over budget.

Exposure Mapping is an invaluable tool to employ as part of the decision-making process of every organisation or business, across every profession and sector.

It enables businesses to assess the possible advantages and disadvantages of each option, as well as identify and gauge the likelihood and impacts of potential risks. This puts a business in a much stronger position to make the best decisions on how to proceed.

What is Exposure Mapping?

Exposure Mapping is a prioritisation and country comparison tool that acts as a gateway for subsequent in-depth analysis, such as monitoring, scenario analysis, and countries reports.

Our analysis is informed by a variety of macro data inputs as well as client data, letting us factor in an organisation’s footprint and assessing the number of offices, factories, and employees likely to be affected in a country.

Benefits of Exposure Mapping

Exposure Mapping enables clients to address challenges and act as a robust, visual dashboard that compares different countries of operation.

Following this, by thoroughly comprehending the risks and limits involved, project management teams gain a better awareness of the various potential pitfalls to avoid, and how to react if a particular challenge materialises.

With this service, businesses will be able to more effectively manage their time and resources when preparing for, monitoring, and responding to these events, by determining the likelihood of certain risks occurring and the extent of their impact on a certain project.