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Academic Journal of Sociology and Management
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Future-Ready Sales Governance: A Scalable ERM Framework for Risk-Value Co-Management in Global Retail
* Corresponding Author1: Jing Yang, E-Mail: smileyangjing@gmail.com
Publication
Accepted 2025 October 23 ; Published 2025 November 15
Academic Journal of Sociology and Management, 2025, 3(6), 3005-5040.
Abstract
This study proposes a future-ready sales-governance framework, grounded in COSO-ERM, to address the dual challenge of compliance and value creation in the global retail sector. The framework integrates three components—the Three Lines model (3LOD), a Policy-as-Code digital control library, and a KRI × KPI dual-metric system—to embed risk management within pricing, promotion, channel, and third-party processes. Using Walmart as the primary empirical case, we implement a mixed-methods evaluation that combines descriptive reconstruction, pre- and post-comparative analysis, and longitudinal trends based on public disclosures, regulatory materials, and industry benchmarks. We analyze monthly incident-to-resolution time (IRT) as the primary efficiency outcome, reporting period means with 95% confidence intervals. Metric definitions and data sources are detailed in Table 1, and annual aggregates are presented in Table 2. Results indicate materially improved compliance efficiency and more stable commercial outcomes consistent with ERM maturation and policy-as-code coverage. Overall, ERM-driven sales governance enables a shift from reactive compliance to proactive risk–value co-management, enhancing organizational resilience and supporting sustainable growth in increasingly regulated markets.
Keywords
Sales Compliance Governance , Policy Automation , Risk-Performance Alignment .
Metadata
Pages: 5-13
References: 16
Disciplines: Management
Subjects: Operations Management
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APA Style
Yang, J. (2025). Future-ready sales governance: a scalable erm framework for risk-value co-management in global retail. Academic Journal of Sociology and Management, 3(6), 5-13. https://doi.org/10.70393/616a736d.333331
Acknowledgments
The authors thank the editor and anonymous reviewers for their helpful comments and valuable suggestions.
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