by Robert Burton | May 20, 2020 | Member Post |
Crisis Management Teams Should Be Structured for Resilience. With a Solid Team Structure in Place, Ongoing Training and Regular Exercises You Can Achieve Optimal Crisis Preparedness. Here are five requirements that should be considered when developing and...
by Mark Hoffman | Aug 27, 2018 | Member Post |
In February of 1968, just two months before his life was tragically cut short, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave a sermon in Atlanta, GA that he titled “The Drum Major Instinct”. In Dr. King’s words, the instinct is “a desire to be out front, a desire to lead the...
by Mark Hoffman | Apr 4, 2018 | Member Post |
It was a text book crisis. It happened on a typical Wednesday morning in a rural office in Ontario. Making it even more “typical”, members of the Crisis Management Team were out of town on business. The company was experiencing a sophisticated phishing attack and a...
by David Kalson | Jan 3, 2018 | Member Post |
Ira Kalb’s article hits Apple right on the head: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/apples-corporate-image-suffers-another-self-inflicted_us_5a4c67eee4b06cd2bd03e357
by Mark Hoffman | Nov 15, 2017 | Member Post |
As I was about to write this article, I saw a post in LinkedIn from Rob Burton quoting the Top 3 concerns of business continuity professionals according to the BCI Horizon Scan 2017. Not surprisingly, number one on the list is cyber security. (Followed by data...
by Leanne Metz | Nov 5, 2017 | Member Post |
Is Your Crisis Management Plan Lean?Leanne Metz, PMP, MBCI and Brent WahbaLean is a systematic method for “delivering the most customer value while consuming the fewest resources.” I’m an advocate of using Lean in business processes in order to simplify and...
