Crisis Response Journal
APRIL 29, 2015
Advisory Panel Member Roger Gomm says that students were given the opportunity to put the past three days’ learning into practice with the first serious exercise of the course.
Plan B Consulting
APRIL 27, 2015
This week Charlie discusses how crises can be avoided by acknowledging important events leading up to them and acting upon them before it’s too late. The horrific situation we have seen as headline news over the last week is that of hundreds of migrants being drowned in the Mediterranean. The UN confirmed on 20th April that 800 people had died in a single event when the smuggler boat they were on capsized.
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Crisis Response Journal
APRIL 29, 2015
Editorial Advisory Panel Member Bill Peterson introduces a regular blog on weather-related disasters, crisis preparedness and response By Bill Peterson
Crisis Response Journal
APRIL 29, 2015
Editorial Advisory Panel Member Roger Gomm says that students focused on how Gold, Silver and Bronze come together to form the command structure for incidents and events, and describes how he has been avoiding Muzungu traps.
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Crisis Response Journal
APRIL 28, 2015
Editorial Advisory Panel Member Roger Gomm describes how the second day of the course involved looking at the role and requirements of the Gold/Strategic Commander.
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Crisis Response Journal
APRIL 23, 2015
One of France’s most illustrious medical schools, the Faculté de Médecine Paris Descartes, was host to an equally distinguished group of doctors who were on the frontline during January’s attacks, hostage-taking and sieges in Paris.
Crisis Response Journal
APRIL 20, 2015
Built environment professionals should engage with local communities to help build city resilience, particularly in disaster and preparedness response, says Sir Brendan Gormley KCMG, MBE.
Plan B Consulting
APRIL 27, 2015
This week Charlie discusses how crises can be avoided by acknowledging important events leading up to them and acting upon them before it’s too late. The horrific situation we have seen as headline news over the last week is that of hundreds of migrants being drowned in the Mediterranean. The UN confirmed on 20th April that 800 people had died in a single event when the smuggler boat they were on capsized.
Plan B Consulting
APRIL 8, 2015
Charlie Maclean-Bristol lists ten areas where many business continuity plans can be improved in. The article can be found at – [link] Charlie’s list is as follows: 1. Scope. On many of the business continuity plans that I see it is not clear what the scope of the plan is. The name of the department may be on the front of the plan but it is not always obvious whether this is the whole of the department, which may cover many sites, or just the department based in one location.
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Plan B Consulting
APRIL 8, 2015
Charlie Maclean-Bristol lists ten areas where many business continuity plans can be improved in. The article can be found at – [link]. Charlie’s list is as follows: 1. Scope. On many of the business continuity plans that I see it is not clear what the scope of the plan is. The name of the department may be on the front of the plan but it is not always obvious whether this is the whole of the department, which may cover many sites, or just the department based in one location.
Plan B Consulting
APRIL 2, 2015
This week Charlie discusses the remit of a typical Business Continuity Manager. This week I noticed that there have been large power outages in Holland effecting Schiphol Airport and also it seems, half of Turkey. I feel at times these incidents happen to keep us business continuity managers in a job and remind our senior managers that we live in a fragile world and they need a business continuity manager!
Plan B Consulting
APRIL 2, 2015
This week Charlie discusses the remit of a typical Business Continuity Manager. This week I noticed that there have been large power outages in Holland effecting Schiphol Airport and also it seems, half of Turkey. I feel at times these incidents happen to keep us business continuity managers in a job and remind our senior managers that we live in a fragile world and they need a business continuity manager!
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