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I speak quite a bit about my belief that a strong Business Continuity program, at the core, is an intelligence program. I have a huge number of motivators for this statement. Most obviously, it’s a highly efficient way to mitigate impact. Being able to launch a Business Continuity Response prior to events occurring (particularly Geopolitical events) allows for far more robust, flexible, efficient, and effective response. All that said, this article from World Economic Forum drives to the true core of the “Why” I focus so deeply on it: robust Intelligence is a base requirement for survival and ultimately a competitive advantage. Intelligence is not the sole responsibility of your Business Continuity or Security personnel; business relevant intelligence will come from all disciplines in your organization. Yet, with that, Business Continuity and Security have unique skill sets that will enable you to run a true Risk Intelligence program. From coordinating cross functional activities, to intelligence analysis, to training others in the art of intelligence gathering, to translating risk, and so on; your Business Continuity and Security teams already perform the functions you’ll need to truly integrate Risk Intelligence into Enterprise Risk Management. Ideally, strong Risk Intelligence creates opportunities for the business to take smart and informed risks, growing past Enterprise Risk Management and into Enterprise Risk Enablement. #intelligence #riskintelligence #businesscontinuity #businessresilience #corporatesecurity #enterpriseriskmanagement #enterpriseriskenablement https://lnkd.in/e2DJuFnf

Why is it important for globalized businesses to refocus on regulatory decision-making and state level relations? Download Marsh’s Political Risk Report 2024 to find out more and understand the risk trends that may impact global operations.

Why is it important for globalized businesses to refocus on regulatory decision-making and state level relations? Download Marsh’s Political Risk Report 2024 to find out more and understand the risk trends that may impact global operations.

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What an informative book that needs one to re-visit... Reliability engineering is underrated in most organizations where one with no clear understanding think he/she can dive in it and start to swim without any problems... Reliability is of paramount importance as safety, it needs to be driven by a well trained professional who enforced it to the people.

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Our annual report, the Corporate Risk Radar, surveys 200 GCs to identify the most significant threats facing businesses in the coming year. The current factors we have ranked as having the biggest impact include: climate change, economic risk, cyber threats and the potential and challenges of artificial intelligence.