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Implementing new marketing strategies is not a part of the risk management process. The risk management process focuses specifically on identifying, assessing, controlling, and monitoring risks that may affect an organization or project. This includes identifying and documenting potential risks, analyzing those risks quantitatively to understand their likelihood and impact, and developing preventive plans to mitigate or manage identified risks.

While marketing strategies may have implications for risk (for example, changes in market demand can introduce financial risks), they are separate from the core actions involved in risk management. Marketing strategies are typically concerned with creating value, building brand awareness, and reaching target audiences, which do not directly address the identification and management of risks.

In contrast, the processes of identifying and documenting risk, quantitatively analyzing risk, and developing preventive plans are integral steps that help organizations understand and prepare for potential challenges, ultimately enhancing their resilience and decision-making capabilities.