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Understanding Crisis Management for Businesses

Bernstein Crisis Management

Crisis management refers to the identification, assessment, understanding, and mitigation of significant negative events. It involves preparing for potential crises through strategic planning and response protocols to protect an organization’s stakeholders, reputation, and assets.

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Beyond Cameras and Detection: Unleashing the Power of Generative AI in Physical Security

Security Industry Association

These technologies excel at identifying objects, tracking movement, and recognizing patterns; however, they are limited in their ability to generate insights, predict future events, or optimize operations proactively. Improve decision making : Early insights can inform operational improvements and strategic planning.

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Dynamic Risks: Working Definitions and Implications for Risk Management Teams

On Solve

A risk hitting from a secondary direction or event. In a given year , teams should expect a greater number of large events than in previous years. Strategically, plan for new types of risks. Strategically analyze how recent disruptions have changed in the moment or enabled other disruptions. Some level of surprise.

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Hypercomplexity: Which Incidents Should We Be Preparing For?

Plan B Consulting

In this week’s bulletin, I discuss the idea of a hypercomplex world and preparing for different scenarios in it. This week, I will explore how we determine which scenarios we should be preparing for, and I will also introduce the idea of hypercomplexity. In my reading, I came across the idea of hypercomplexity.

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Hypercomplexity: Which Incidents Should We Be Preparing For?

Plan B Consulting

In this week’s bulletin, I discuss the idea of a hypercomplex world and preparing for different scenarios in it. This week, I will explore how we determine which scenarios we should be preparing for, and I will also introduce the idea of hypercomplexity. In my reading, I came across the idea of hypercomplexity.

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The New Normal

BCP Builder

It has been on the radar for some time now, and impacts oriented planning vs scenario planning should be at the core of Business Continuity Planning. One assumption that goes out the door is far shore alternate sites and all those travel plans. A pandemic similar to COVID-19 was not unexpected.

BCP 52
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The New Normal

BCP Builder

It has been on the radar for some time now, and impacts oriented planning vs scenario planning should be at the core of Business Continuity Planning. One assumption that goes out the door is far shore alternate sites and all those travel plans. A pandemic similar to COVID-19 was not unexpected. Relocation Sites.

BCP 52