Ayse Kucuk Yilmaz Books

Focusing on Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) in the airport and airline industry, this book presents a model specifically tailored for airport businesses. It evaluates the current state of ERM at TAV Airports Holding in Turkey and introduces the Enterprise Risk Optimization (ERO) model to address optimal risk determination. The structure includes six chapters covering airport business fundamentals, the importance of ERM, perceptions in Turkish airports, applicability analysis, a new ERM framework, and the application of the ERO model at TAV Airports.

ONE SIZE DOES NOT FIT ALL! No single correct way to the best Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) implementation. ERM frameworks are created according to the organizational objectives, strategy, culture and characteristics. The aim of the book is explain to the best practices to ERM, and provide to basic requirements for best ERM. The book is presented a new approach to selecting of the best ERM operator in the airport business. Chapter I. ERM fundamentals and frameworks are presented. Different ERM frameworks are presented in Chapter II. Chapter III is detailed explanation to best practice of the ERM. General best practice criteria are presented. Chapter IV is consisting of researching to best samples of ERM implementations in the airline business. Chapter V is present new approach to selection of best operator about ERM practice at airport business. In this chapter, criteria are determined about best practice of ERM by author. Criteria are identified in four main categories: benefits, costs, opportunities and risks. The book aimed to guidance of the best ERM implementation in the airline and airport business. The book is addressed to professionals and managers.