Many organizations struggle to set impact tolerances, but it’s a core component of a successful operational resilient strategy. Here are tips to get you started.
Many organizations struggle with crisis management, especially with simultaneous events. Here are 4 common pitfalls and how you can avoid them.
Article Originally Published on Forbes in June 2022. If you ask any business leader whether innovation is a good thing, they’ll most likely say yes. However, the key to introducing value via innovation is keeping your business’ resiliency in mind and avoiding unacceptable risks.
Article Originally Published on Forbes in May 2022. In your role as a board member or a member of your organization’s leadership team, it is your job to set and inspect the organization’s overall vision while also steering the company toward a sustainable future.
When it comes to crisis management, don’t forget the people behind your important tasks. We discussed maintaining empathy and compassion during a crisis with Matthew Horace in S2E6 of Business, Interrupted.
What are some of the ways your teams are scaling resilience? Have you tried shared ownership? We discuss this topic in S2E4 of Business, Interrupted.
When it comes to critical event management (CEM), practice makes perfect and serves as an important piece of building a resilience management culture within your organization. We discuss this and more in S2E3 of Business, Interrupted.
Geopolitical events don’t just impact the regions where they’re happening. As we’ve seen with Russia and the Ukraine, these events have widespread implications for operational resilience.
Building a crisis-ready culture is a key component of resilience management. It’s a multi-faceted approach, one that requires understanding of crisis-impact thresholds, executive support, and engagement throughout your entire organization. Hear more from Melissa Agnes in Episode 11 of Business, Interrupted.
The world of business continuity and disaster response are rapidly changing. What happens if you’re not prepared to evolve with it? Michele Turner explores how adopting new skill sets helps business continuity and resilience professionals evolve with the industry in Episode 003 of Business, Interrupted.
Resilience may be the top business continuity phrase for 2021, but it’s more than a concept. It’s about planning for—and preventing—disruptions and impacts on your organization. James Crask explores this topic in Episode 002 of Business, Interrupted.
How do we define “business as usual” post-COVID and what roles do real-life disaster response play in shaping business continuity and disaster response today and in the future? Larry Knafo reflects in Episode 001 of Business, Interrupted.
September is National Preparedness Month. It’s a great time to highlight the importance of business continuity and disaster response plans for operational resilience.
Documented properly, your business continuity exercises are building blocks for resiliency success.