They say variety is the spice of life, and some days uncertainty plays its part and you get some totally unexpected variety. It seems Trevor Levine (Riskczar) had one of those days this week – at least it looks that way from looking at his tweets and blog posts for a single day. It certainly brought some […]
… measuring resilience
One of the subjects I have to keep dragging myself back to is this idea that to make progress on resilience we must be able to measure it. This idea of measuring was one of the key drivers behind proposing the Resilience Observatory. For those who accept that resilience is not a process, then we […]
… blog activity May 2011
Another month has come and gone, not an overly productive one here at the blog – just 8 posts. Once again it has been interesting to compare what I liked writing, and what was most popular to read. The things I was most positive about were; Case Study of GM response to Japan earthquake A […]
… the magic of “E”
I was reminded of this Dilbert classic by the material I discussed in my previous post – Feeling lost? Try EGRC. I borrowed that line from a running gag in the original Muppet Movie – except they suggested you try Hari Krishna. Perhaps the adherents of this EGRC cult will start to chant and hang […]
… feeling lost? Try EGRC
Two different, and perhaps competing, perspectives of the future appeared in my Inbox this week. It is no wonder that John Glenn often refers to BCM as the Rodney Dangerfield profession – it is hard to earn respect when you actually cannot decide what you stand for. Feeling lost? First item comes from Alex Serano, […]