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Having been in Dubai in the autumn and Oman at the moment, it got me thinking about outsourcing and how we deal with it as part of business continuity development. Oman has many foreign workers mainly from the Indian subcontinent who work at the manual end of the labour market and many who work in middle management and administration.
Having been in Dubai in the autumn and Oman at the moment, it got me thinking about outsourcing and how we deal with it as part of business continuity development. Oman has many foreign workers mainly from the Indian subcontinent who work at the manual end of the labour market and many who work in middle management and administration.
Bad publicity and loss of reputation doesn’t always cause senior managers to resign if they don’t want to, especially if there is nobody to force them out. My second point is a continuance from last week’s point ‘you can outsource the activity but not the risk’. appeared first on PlanB Consulting.
Bad publicity and loss of reputation doesn’t always cause senior managers to resign if they don’t want to, especially if there is nobody to force them out. My second point is a continuance from last week’s point ‘you can outsource the activity but not the risk’. The post 29/05/2015 The Beautiful Game…?
How does the Business Continuity Manager carry out a risk assessment when they only have a day or two on site? How do they add value to a process which is highly managed and point out threats and risks to managers who have worked on the site for 40 years and seen it all?
How does the Business Continuity Manager carry out a risk assessment when they only have a day or two on site? How do they add value to a process which is highly managed and point out threats and risks to managers who have worked on the site for 40 years and seen it all?
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These can include suppliers, outsourced services, joint venture partners, contractors, temporary employees, consultants, cloud service providers, distributers and agents. Like all business continuity managers we must try and prevent incidents happening before they take place. The post 18/02/2015 Beware the cuckoo in the nest!
Thomas Cook’s handling of the deaths of Robert and Christianne Shepherd nine years ago is an example of a company which got its crisis management very, very wrong and caused major damage to its brand and reputation. Whenever I am training I always point out ‘you can outsource the activity but not the risk’.
Thomas Cook’s handling of the deaths of Robert and Christianne Shepherd nine years ago is an example of a company which got its crisis management very, very wrong and caused major damage to its brand and reputation. Whenever I am training I always point out ‘you can outsource the activity but not the risk’.
I wrote a bulletin in 2015 on how they had mishandled this situation after Robert and Christi’s death to carbon monoxide poisoning whilst on a Thomas Cook holiday. Back in 2015 I wrote: ‘Occasionally in the news you hear a story and wonder how the organisation can get it so wrong when the solution seems so obvious.
I wrote a bulletin in 2015 on how they had mishandled this situation after Robert and Christi’s death to carbon monoxide poisoning whilst on a Thomas Cook holiday. Back in 2015 I wrote: ‘Occasionally in the news you hear a story and wonder how the organisation can get it so wrong when the solution seems so obvious.
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