Every office has a “Sandy” – a general factotum-cum-social secretary-cum-sympathetic ear and shoulder to cry on. Sandy does everything from compiling the holiday list, to making sure there’s always a supply of tea, coffee, milk and sugar, in the staff room. They organize the annual Christmas party, all the leaving dos and whip-rounds for birthdays and, if you’re travelling to a convention or a meeting overseas, it’s Sandy who books your flight and hotel accommodation. “Sandy” is surely one the first people tapped to be part of your business resilience team. They might even be a good choice to fill…
It Is Time to Tackle the Challenges of the ‘Last Mile(s)’
The logistics industry has faced multiple new pressures over the last two years, beginning with the COVID-19 pandemic and snowballing...
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Is Cyber Resilience Integrated into Organizational Resilience?
Is Cyber Resilience Integrated into Organizational Resilience?
EDITOR’S NOTE: 502 resilience leaders and professionals were surveyed during the summer of 2025 on a variety of topics related...
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Rehearsing Plan B: The Importance of Mastering Your Workarounds
In terms of bang for the buck, not all business continuity activities are created equal. One of the most valuable...
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Your Organization Is Not as Resilient as You Want to Believe
Your Organization Is Not as Resilient as You Want to Believe
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is first of three articles covering the confidence resilience leaders have toward their organizations’ ability to persist...
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