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The Night Before Riskmas | businessresiliency

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Business continuity, Emergency management, and Disaster recovery. The Night Before Riskmas. Posted December 23, 2011. Filed under: Business Resiliency. His firm produces millions of toys. He maintains a complex database of personal information on naughty and nice children. His elves work long hours, and he has some of the most famous facial hair in the world. So how would Santa Claus handle his wide array of risk management challenges? The Night Before Riskmas: A Holiday Risk Management Tale. He would ne...

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The Worst-Case Scenario | businessresiliency

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Business continuity, Emergency management, and Disaster recovery. Posted March 18, 2012. Filed under: Business Resiliency. Strange and unexpected things happen on golf courses. Some are weather related while others are incidents that test the tenacity of the golf course superintendent and call for quick thinking. Generally speaking, the best way to deal with crisis management is to think ahead and consider what the worst case scenarios are for your golf course. Two major factors come to mind: prioritize ...

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It’s no April Fool’s Joke | businessresiliency

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Business continuity, Emergency management, and Disaster recovery. It’s no April Fool’s Joke. Posted April 3, 2012. Filed under: Business Resiliency. Think that this couldn’t happen to you? Think that this is just some kind of sick April Fool’s Day Joke? Well, turn on the TV or pick up the newspaper — and then think again. We discussed the threats facing our world, and pondered solutions that would mitigate the problems while allowing our businesses to operate continuously and seemlessly. The phrase &...

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2012 State of Florida Public-Private Sector Disaster Preparedness Summit | businessresiliency

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Business continuity, Emergency management, and Disaster recovery. 2012 State of Florida Public-Private Sector Disaster Preparedness Summit. Posted May 1, 2012. Filed under: Business Resiliency. Stay tuned to this website for copies of the presentations, and collections of findings and “next steps”: http:/ www.floridadisaster.org/flppsummit2012/. Here’s an article about the conference from the local Daytona Beach News-Journal:. Emergency management summit aims to help Florida rebound after disasters.

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Google Enters the World of Emergency Notification | businessresiliency

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Business continuity, Emergency management, and Disaster recovery. Google Enters the World of Emergency Notification. Posted February 23, 2012. Filed under: Business Resiliency. Google Public Alerts is a project of the Google Crisis Response team, supported by Google.org, which uses Google’s strengths in information and technology to build products and advocate for policies that address global challenges. Laquo; Organizational Resiliency through the eyes of IBM’s Sam Palmisano. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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Business continuity, Emergency management, and Disaster recovery. US adds more billion-dollar disasters to 2011 list. Posted December 7, 2011. Filed under: Business Resiliency. A story from Miguel Llanos at MSNBC.com shares the facts that 2011 was one of the costliest weather-related disaster years on history with at least 9 events topping $1 billion in damages each. The current tally is 12 weather-related disasters totaling $52 billion for the year — and the year is not yet over! Texas, New Mexico, Ariz...

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Business Continuity and Risk Management: Essentials of Organizational Resilience | businessresiliency

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Business continuity, Emergency management, and Disaster recovery. Business Continuity and Risk Management: Essentials of Organizational Resilience. Posted August 13, 2012. Filed under: Business Resiliency. Business Continuity and Risk Management: Essentials of Organizational Resilience. By Kurt Engemann and Douglas Henderson. Both The Business Continuity Institute (BCI) and the Institute of Risk Management (IRM) have endorsed the book, and it makes a terrific study guide for their certification programs.

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The Disaster Recovery Hour radio show with Chris Plunkett | businessresiliency

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Business continuity, Emergency management, and Disaster recovery. The Disaster Recovery Hour radio show with Chris Plunkett. Posted April 16, 2012. Filed under: Business Resiliency. The program is re-broadcast Saturdays at noon and always available on the Internet via podcast at www.drhradio.net. The Disaster Recovery Hour with Chris Plunkett is a weekly radio show covering disaster (and other unexpected interruptions) that effect normal operations for homeowners, neighborhoods, businesses and government...

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Organizational Resiliency through the eyes of IBM’s Sam Palmisano | businessresiliency

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Business continuity, Emergency management, and Disaster recovery. Organizational Resiliency through the eyes of IBM’s Sam Palmisano. Posted January 20, 2012. Filed under: Business Resiliency. IBM’s Sam Palmisano: ‘Always Put the Enterprise Ahead of the Individual’. Below is an edited transcript of the conversation which was published: January 18, 2012 in Knowledge@Wharton. Can I get the people there? These are all questions that you’re going to ask yourself before you take this on. You know, among the wa...