The possible effects of the business context on the risk profile are considered. Business context means the trends, relationships and other forces that shape strategy and business objectives now and in the future; the external environment (external stakeholders, and categories covering politics, the economy, society, technology, law and the environment) and the internal environment (capital, people, process and technology, and internal stakeholders) are analysed, and the effect of the context on the risk profile is viewed across past, present and future performance and integrated with each component of the framework, so that the external categories can also serve as risk categories in identification and assessment.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.