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In the past several months I’ve traveled to the U.K., For business continuityprofessionals, my advice would be, get ahold of your colleagues in enterprise risk and ask them how they assess the company’s geopolitical risks and what mitigations are in place. They don’t even seem aware of it.
I always say it is important for business continuityprofessionals to horizon-scan and follow the news, so that in events such as the outbreak of fighting, we can quickly assess whether there will be any impact on our organisation. Secondly, check if any of your staff may be in the country or transiting through it.
After the Suez Canal blockage in March (read more here ), I think Business Continuityprofessionals everywhere had their eyes opened. These two locks allow cargo traffic totaling 86 million tons annually to travel the Saint Lawrence Seaway, with about 7000 ships passing through.
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In the midst of hurricane season, Charlie advises business continuityprofessionals what they can learn from past hurricanes, in preparation for any future incidents. Oscar Wilde once said, “To lose one parent may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose both looks like carelessness.”
In the midst of hurricane season, Charlie advises business continuityprofessionals what they can learn from past hurricanes, in preparation for any future incidents. Oscar Wilde once said, “To lose one parent may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose both looks like carelessness.”
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Additional plans could include: Cyber incident management plans Product recall Kidnap or travel security plans Hurricane plan. The organisation may have some additional plans which are dependent on their threats, geography, or type of services they provide. We need to make sure our response will work.
Since we travelled on Friday, I decided to take a week off writing the bulletin. An incident can cause you to lose some fans, but on the whole, the brand will bounce back and continue. Charlie discusses the three biggest headlines dominating the news this past week! He covers topics from Boris to BrewDog and football.
Since we travelled on Friday, I decided to take a week off writing the bulletin. An incident can cause you to lose some fans, but on the whole, the brand will bounce back and continue. Charlie discusses the three biggest headlines dominating the news this past week! He covers topics from Boris to BrewDog and football. Final thoughts.
This will be especially prevalent in the leisure market as people are not travelling, taking holidays or going out. Large businesses and public bodies can do their bit by making sure they continue to spend money, pay their invoices on time and employ the self-employed.
This will be especially prevalent in the leisure market as people are not travelling, taking holidays or going out. Large businesses and public bodies can do their bit by making sure they continue to spend money, pay their invoices on time and employ the self-employed.
Since we travelled on Friday, I decided to take a week off writing the bulletin. An incident can cause you to lose some fans, but on the whole, the brand will bounce back and continue. Charlie discusses the three biggest headlines dominating the news this past week! He covers topics from Boris to BrewDog and football. Final thoughts.
In today’s bulletin, Charlie discusses the devastating events unfolding in Afghanistan and what we need to learn from this as business continuityprofessionals.
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With the West on the brink of conflict with Syria and its Russian allies, I suggest business continuityprofessionals should be aware of world events and consider the potential impact on their organisations. At the time of writing this bulletin, nothing has happened since the USA and its allies threatened to bomb Syria.
I am a business continuityprofessional and I should have known better! It will make travel more difficult and time consuming, and perhaps staff may not be so keen to travel to the USA. Therefore, I want to look at what could happen if ‘The Donald’ is voted President.
I am a business continuityprofessional and I should have known better! It will make travel more difficult and time consuming, and perhaps staff may not be so keen to travel to the USA. Therefore, I want to look at what could happen if ‘The Donald’ is voted President.
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