Recently Alex Fullick wrote a two-part post on his Stoneroads Blog outlining some learnings from the Japanese Earthquake/Tsunami. Alex always makes good points and offers adoptable suggestions – you will find Part 1 with 7 learnings and Part 2 with another 11. I encourage you to go and read Alex’s posts. I made an initial comment on […]
… my first webcast (pt1)
Eventually! To make things more manageable, both for me to get a good recording, and for you to make viewing easier, I have split the Presentation into 2 webcasts. This is using Slideshare, and if you want to go there rather than use the embedded player, there is a link. As always, appreciate your questions […]
… the 4R Framework for resilience
Today I am looking at another US school of thought on resilience. The 4R Resilience Framework, and the work of Michel Bruneau. These folks are coming to the discussion from the perspective of earthquake engineering, but the model can have applicability in other areas. Essentially they define resilience according to three outcomes; reduced probability of failure reduced […]