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…
Returning to Business Travel: The 10 Steps Any Organization Should Follow
During the height of the pandemic, most organizations ceased business travel altogether. Others elevated authorization for business-related trips to the...
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Cyberattacks: An Unnatural Disaster
Cyberattacks: An Unnatural Disaster
This morning, my local San Francisco Bay Area news asked a familiar question: Did you feel it? There was a...
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AI Hallucinations as Dementia
A Cognitive Framework for Understanding Generative AI Failures for Disaster Recovery Professionals Let’s not sugarcoat it: Generative AI isn’t magic....
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Diversity is More Than Skin Deep
Visual Diversity vs. Experiential Diversity I was lucky enough to spend most of my career in the military. Half of...
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