It’s An Ever-Changing World Resilience strategies for companies are an essential aspect of business success. We think you will agree that building resilience makes sense. In an ever-changing world, businesses face many challenges, from economic shifts to global crises. Over the next five years, adapting and thriving in uncertainty will be more critical. Building resilience
Is the Turkey Done Yet? In the business world, resilience is a quality that can be compared to the heartwarming traditions of Thanksgiving. Just as Thanksgiving brings families together to celebrate and give thanks, business resilience allows companies to weather storms, adapt to change, and thrive in adversity. This blog will explore the similarities between
Business Resilience’s In Today’s Landscape The benefits of resilience to businesses can’t be understated in today’s environment. The term “business resilience” has been used for several decades and has gained prominence. While the concept of resilience has been studied and applied in various fields for centuries, its application to businesses and organizations received more attention
Insights from the Continuity Conference To build workforce resilience, you first need to understand business resilience. Business resilience refers to the ability of an organization to withstand and adapt to significant disruptions, such as economic downturns, natural disasters, cyber-attacks, or other unexpected events that can threaten its operations, reputation, and financial stability. It involves anticipating
ChatGPT’s debut The myth of ChatGPT is that it will completely replace content creators or experts in providing insightful information. You’ve likely heard of OpenAI’s ChatGPT and other Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools that exploded onto the scene recently. A critical mass occurred, and what was once considered conceptual became a reality overnight. If you are
Workforce planning & the COVID Outbreak The Future of Work is essential to resilience because of the sweeping changes to our lifestyles and economies. When I use the term “Future of Work,” I reflect on the changes that occurred due to the pandemic. However, I am also indicating the societal changes that were already occurring
Malcolm Gladwell’s viral podcast As the pandemic continues to impact us globally, we must ask if working from home is a business risk. Recorded COVID deaths are at 6.4 million today. So, I paused when I saw Malcolm Gladwell: Working From Home Is Destroying Us! podcast go viral on LinkedIn over the past week. Gladwell
Why measure at all? This blog provides insights into understanding what resiliency success measures look like. Earlier this summer, Kenton Friesen gave us a measuring program maturity masterclass. It’s worth reading his articles, Measuring The Maturity Of Your Business Continuity Management (BCM) Program, Parts I and II. My Road to Resilience series outlines how to
Why resilience is the wave of the future Resilience convergence is the future wave because it works to solve problems instead of reacting. We all recognize that preventing issues is far better than addressing damage afterward. In previous blogs, What Resilience Is And Isn’t and Real Resilience, I discussed that the concept mixes regulatory drivers
Not simply a regulation Today, I am sharing what resilience is and isn’t from a business perspective. Many of you have asked me about the emerging resilience work. There’s so much out there that it can be confusing. First, it is not simply a regulatory requirement. In the UK, some of you may disagree as
