Organizational Conflict Risk Analysis

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A system of tools for Organizational Conflict Risk Analysis


OCRA-Organizational Conflict Risk Analysis is a proprietary protocol designed to address conflict risk analysis for any type of organization and work environment.

It performs data collection, statistical surveys and quantum computing addressing organizational and individual risk factors to provide stakeholders with valuable and accurate insights with predictive capability too.

It combines decades of applied traditional knowledge with current analytical tools and is always tailored to each specific case while rapidly delivering a comprehensive report.

Due to the diverse cultures, personal histories, and individual characteristics that blend into the fabric of formal relationships, all Organizations are conflict-prone environments by-default.

This complex interaction often leads to tensions among colleagues or stressed group dynamics, and it fractures the trust pact with the organization itself. Effectively managing such situations is essential for long-term success because collaborations directly impact performance and the quality of products and services offered.


The dysfunctional effects of conflicts at both individual and organizational levels result in direct or indirect costs for the organization, including: legal threats of many kinds, reduced efficiency in production processes (leading to longer execution times and diminished product/service quality); payment of penalties for poor quality or delayed delivery; loss of contracts and opportunities; development of stress-related illnesses; lower employment retention rate (costs associated with skill placement and training) ; time loss for individuals and managers in handling the situation.

Risk is defined as the likelihood that a threat will harm an asset with some severity of consequences, often derived by complex factors and dynamics. The test analyzes 60 conflict risk factors, both organizational and individual, and generates a comprehensive index. This qualitative and quantitative analysis is utilized as an effective strategy for reducing risk and its dysfunctional effects for the examined organization.

Designed to enhance effectiveness in various management settings, this tool empowers users to bring value to their organizations. 

Embrace it as strategic tool. Elevate your knowledge of your corporate environment’s crucial assets. 

Explore the consultancy advantages of OCRA and mediate risks before they become relevant financial threats. 


Our Organizational Conflict Risk Analysis Risk indexes

OVERALL CONFLICT RISK INDEX

The overall conflict risk value is calculated as a weighted average of the scores of each risk factor obtained in the test.

RRISK BY ORIGIN

Risk factors encompass organizational structures (culture, hierarchy, communication) and individual traits (personality, beliefs, emotional management). Evaluating these dimensions empowers managers to focus on either organizational or individual interventions, addressing specific risks in their respective environments.

RISK BY CONFLICT TYPE

Further analysis concerns the type of conflict that may arise, either interpersonal or relational, involving informal relationships among individuals, or organizational or role-based, stemming from an individual or group's difficulty or resistance to align with the organization's performance or behavioral expectations within formal relationships.

Uncover the optimal approach

How high is the possibility for an event to manifest its potential impact on goals, performance, and financial outcomes? What are the most effective policies, actions, or tools to reduce the risk of conflicts within an organization?

The OCRA-Organizational Conflict Risk Analysis test identifies the highest risk factors and the STAR-Strategies To Address Risk categorizes five interventional approaches based on their effectiveness in reducing those specific risks profiles identified by the test.


The Test Report

The report provides an analytic representation of total risk indices, along with a list of originating factors categorized according to their higher score.

Additionally, its integration with the STAR-Strategies Too Address Risk model enables the identification of the most effective approach for reducing the risk of conflict, considering the specific risk profile of the examined organization.

In conclusion, the report aims to develop and propose the best strategy for reducing or eliminating conflicts in their specific area of manifestation.


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Key advantages for organizations

01

People Management

Utilizing the OCRA- Organizational Conflict Risk Analysis model enables users to evaluate and better implement strategic HR and management policies. By understanding and addressing potential sources of conflict, leaders can tailor their approaches to individual and team dynamics, fostering a culture of empowerment, collaboration, and continuous improvement.

02

Cost Reduction

Proactively managing conflict risks helps mitigate the financial impact of disputes. Reduced legal threats, lower retention rate, absenteeism, and minimized time spent on conflict resolution, all contribute to substantial cost savings for the organization.

03

Performance

A conflict analysis model enables organizations to pinpoint and address factors that may impede performance. By mitigating conflict risks, teams can function more cohesively, leading to improved efficiency, creativity, and overall organizational effectiveness.

04

Organizational Climate

By identifying and managing conflict risks, any organization can foster healthier and more positive work environments. This will enhance employee morale, collaboration, and overall well-being, contributing to a more productive and harmonious workplace.


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