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05/06/2015: The Dangers of Outsourcing

Plan B Consulting

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.

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05/06/2015: The Dangers of Outsourcing

Plan B Consulting

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.

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The Outrage or Lack Thereof: Lessons Learned from the CrowdStrike Outage

Fusion Risk Management

CrowdStrike led a masterclass in just how quickly the public opinion can change about a firm and highlighted the need for agility when running a response: On Thursday 18 th July, they were considered the leader in the market for endpoint cyber security, threat detection, and response. The Active Comptroller Michael J.

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How to Offload Your Risk to a Third Party

MHA Consulting

There are two main types of risk transference: 1) buying insurance and 2) hiring a third-party vendor to perform an activity and passing on to them the risks associated with that activity. However, as many claimants have discovered to their pain, the insurance market is a place where the advice “buyer beware” goes double.

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Low-cost IT without cutting corners: A guide for nonprofit organizations

Online Computers

At the same time, nonprofits need to stay competitive in their market, and the best way to do so is by investing in IT. Why nonprofits should invest in IT Nonprofit organizations should invest in IT to enhance their operations, achieve their goals more effectively, and stay competitive in their market.

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The Great Resignation and IT Employees: Where Do Things Stand Today?

NexusTek

The high demand for talent in general—and IT employees specifically—translates to an employment market where job seekers are free to be choosy about which offers they accept. The ongoing costs and challenges of high turnover have brought retention strategies into the spotlight.

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Low-cost IT without cutting corners: A guide for nonprofit organizations

Online Computers

At the same time, nonprofits need to stay competitive in their market, and the best way to do so is by investing in IT. Why nonprofits should invest in IT Nonprofit organizations should invest in IT to enhance their operations, achieve their goals more effectively, and stay competitive in their market.