Development and Trial Application of Prototype Program for "Social-MRC": Social Consensus Formation Support System Concerning IT Risk Countermeasures

R. Sasaki, Kazushige Takakusaki, Masaru Ohkawara, H. Yajima, H. Masuda, Tetsurou Kobayashi
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The problem of multiple risks is that a countermeasure taken to reduce one risk can increase other risks. To address this problem, a system to support social consensus formation is needed to mitigate the risks. When the number of people necessary for consensus formation is low, such as within an organization, the gMultiple Risk Communicatorh (MRC) developed previously by the authors offers a possible solution to this problem. However, the MRC cannot be applied to problems in which the number of stakeholders exceeds several thousand, and so an innovative solution was necessary. Accordingly, the authors modified and expanded the MRC and developed the concept of gSocial-MRCh to comprehensively support risk communication on two levels: communication among opinion leaders and communication with the participation of ordinary stakeholders. We created a prototype program for Social-MRC and ran a trial application on the information filtering issue for children. In this paper, we describe the refined concept of Social-MRC and evaluate the results of the trial application.
“社会- mrc”原型方案的开发与试验应用:IT风险对策社会共识形成支持系统
多重风险的问题是,为减少一种风险而采取的对策可能会增加其他风险。为了解决这个问题,需要一个支持社会共识形成的系统来减轻风险。当达成共识所需的人数较低时,例如在一个组织中,作者先前开发的“多重风险沟通器”(MRC)提供了一个可能的解决方案。然而,MRC不能应用于利益相关者超过几千人的问题,因此创新的解决方案是必要的。据此,作者对MRC进行了修改和扩展,并发展了“社会-MRC”的概念,从意见领袖之间的沟通和普通利益相关者参与的沟通两个层面全面支持风险沟通。我们为Social-MRC创建了一个原型程序,并针对儿童的信息过滤问题运行了一个试验应用程序。在本文中,我们描述了社会- mrc的改进概念,并评估了试验应用的结果。
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