I read an interesting article this week from Nathanial Forbes’ blog – “Is the BCM profession a dead end?” He is a BC Professional based in Singapore. While he makes his comments about his experiences with the profession in Asia, I think a number of his comments will resonate with BC people in other parts of […]
… bouncing back and breaking
I read an article yesterday by Dan Bailey. It is called “Is resilience the most appropriate direction for Business Continuity Management?” The link is to a password protected part of the DRJ site, but they have a lot of good material so it is worth registering. Dan is unsure about what resilience means. He likens it […]
… different perspectives on resilience
Since my post a few days back about the vague understanding of the concept of resilience, I have been engaged in an email conversation with one of my colleagues on this subject. This conversation has been interesting as this particular colleague had not really been challenged to describe the concept of resilience and how it might […]
… complicated vs. complex issues
A few days ago I followed a linked post from Trevor Levine’s Riskczar blog and discovered Rick Nason’s RDS Solutions Blog. Rick is writing some interesting stuff, challenging traditional thinking and practice around Risk Management. I commented on his earlier piece on the need for creativity, but felt that this post about the need to […]
… how often we mistake the tool for the process.
I have been catching up with my reading over the weekend, and came across a Risk Management related blog Riskczar. This post about risk management technology caught my attention and started me thinking. How many times do we see people mistake the tool for the process, especially in areas such as Risk and BC Management? […]
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