The recent collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, MD, a critical artery for transport and logistics along the East Coast, presents a formidable supply chain challenge. The bridge is renowned for its heavy daily traffic and role in freight movement between major industrial and commercial hubs. However, the cascading impacts resulting from its collapse underscore just how critical it is for organizations to have an effective and strong resilience posture. That includes third-party risk management and business continuity at its core, which will ultimately allow them to manage any disruption. As organizations navigate the aftermath, they must…
Reset and Recover: Navigating the Road to Resilience
Subscribe to the Business Resilience DECODED podcast – from DRJ and Asfalis Advisors – on your favorite podcast app. New...
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Identifying and Preventing Insider Threats Within Your Organization
The commercial landscape is increasingly reliant upon the tools of our digital age. While technology certainly offers advantages, it also...
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Storm Warning: Could Hurricanes Disrupt Your Supply Chain?
I recently chatted with Joe Basciani, the director of meteorology operations for the Americas at StormGeo, about the 2021 hurricane...
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Generational Research Needs to Take an Intersectional Approach – Here’s Why and How
[EDITOR’S NOTE: Raven Solomon is a keynote speaker at DRJ Spring 2022, March 21, live in Orlando. With this series...
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