If you thought Bad Bunny’s half-time performance was the most controversial moment at the Super Bowl in February, you probably missed the story about the advertisement for recovering lost dogs.
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Should a company CEO speak out publicly about an internet allegation which doesn’t even name his brand?
Weekly planning involves setting objectives for the week; daily planning involves deciding what tasks need to be done that day.
Technical skills can be learned, but sharp thinking and relentless attention to detail result in a trustworthy risk assessment
Issue and crisis management are accepted as critical functions, and they are certain to become even more important. But what lies ahead?
The AWS outage shows that “it does actually happen” despite all our layers of defense and resilience – a stark reminder of the close coupling of systems, where hidden dependencies…
Protect your time. Don’t give it away!
by Carl Pullein
In 2011, Bonnie Ware, a palliative care nurse, published a book titled The Top Five Regrets Of The…
Charlie Maclean-Bristol discusses how organizations can better prepare themselves by categorizing potential risks to their operations, and the importance of being prepared for all types of risk.
It’s essential to respond effectively when a crisis strikes, but what happens after the crisis seems to be over can be a greater risk to reputation and financial security.
Charlie Maclean-Bristol discusses accidental data breaches and gives insights into key takeaways so similar breaches don’t occur in our organizations