Supply Chain Management why should I care?
Why should you care about Supply Chain Management? As an emergency manager or a business continuity manager, the supply chain is the lifeblood of your organization. Whether is it is to keep your busin...
10 Marras 202011min
Selling Business Continuity to The CEO
If you’re like many organizations, you have an inadequate Business Continuity Program and your CEO may not even know or understand. This leaves your organization vulnerable to risks such as loss of r...
3 Marras 202014min
Why Your Business Continuity Plan Fails
BCPs are like an organization’s parachute. They work to carry an organization to safety and diminish further loss and damage in the event of a crisis. But if a BCP is insufficiently maintained, haphaz...
27 Loka 202015min
The Simple Decision Making Process
In the field of emergency management and business continuity, making decisions is a critical function. To be a better decision-maker, you need to balance between speed and accuracy, you must be comfo...
20 Loka 202018min
Why we still need BC/EM Experts
Tom Nichols book “The Death of Expertise: The Campaign Against Established Knowledge and Why it Matters”, got me thinking about the struggles of Business Continuity and Emergency Management profession...
13 Loka 202017min
Are the Principles of Antifragility Relevant to BCP?
Antifragile by Nassim Nicholas Taleb, is one of those books that everyone in emergency management, business continuity, and risk must read. Oh yea you better have thick skin because he tells it like ...
6 Loka 202023min
Should You Pivot in A Crisis
“Pivot,” is a word that has joined the lexicon of phrases linked to the COVID crisis. Businesses are being told to pivot their companies to meet the needs of the new economy. Of course that’s often ea...
29 Syys 202016min
The Curious Crisis Leader
In times of crisis and significant change. Information is incomplete, evolving, and sometimes conflicting. Yet leaders must make decisions and take action. It requires situational insight, not simply ...
22 Syys 20209min
