Risk atlas
Risk Atlas
Risk Atlas is Continuum’s latest Cloud software, born from the discipline of technical Risk Management, adapted from NASA’s risk management procedures. Risk Atlas however transcends risk management formalism. This solution drives companies to success, empowering all stakeholders with more visibility and a better decision making tool to navigate these extremely complex, costly, and risky space endeavors.
Knowledge Based, Analytics, and AI
The cloud-based and collaborative architecture of Risk Atlas seamlessly enables aggregating risk and mitigation data across the mission lifecycle. Aggregated data will organically build an industry-wide knowledge base, which combined with targeted AI/ML processes, will allow increased workflow automation and recommendations.
- Trained extensively on reports by NASA, ESA, JAXA and industry
- Best Practices, Lessons Learned, Failure Review Boards, Design Principles, Industry Standards
- Leveraging foundational LLMs to locate relevant, actionable and sourced material assisting engineers, executives and teams for success
- Ensures comprehensive and consistent risk analyses by diverse teams
- Amplifies smart teams to go faster, farther, and more focused
Cloud software for deep tech
Data Security and Cybersecurity architecture designed to comply with:
- NIST 800-53
- DoD IL4 & IL5 (CUI)
- ITAR requirements
- Initial AI assistance to
Hosted entirely on AWS GovCloud
Risk Management Needs a Reboot
Teams who ignore risk flirt with disaster
- Consistently miss deadlines and over-run budgets
- Make reactive, uninformed decisions that waste resources
- Struggle to identify and mitigate threats, leading to project failures
- Lose stakeholder confidence and suffer reputational damage
Antique risk management tools sabotage modern teams
- Operate in silos, lacking visibility and collaboration across the organization
- Rely on inconsistent, error-prone manual processes
- Lack real-time, actionable risk insights for informed decision-making
- Fail to integrate risk management into day-to-day operations
Huge Need: Recent anomalies and setbacks
5 teams experienced partial to total failures on their first missions
