by Alex W. | Nov 16, 2021 | Organisations, Practical, Resilience
Risk Appetite Statements Why are good risk appetite statements so hard to find? or Oils ain’t Oils and nor are Risk Appetite Statements. It’s probably uncontroversial to say that risk appetite statements are better practice for well run organisations. They are...
by Alex W. | Mar 23, 2016 | management and leadership, Organisations, Practical, Resilience
Have you ever wondered why on your electricity bill there is a representation of your household’s usage against the average 2, 3 or 4-person household telling you whether you are over or under? How does it make you feel? The term behavioural economics has been around...
by Alex W. | Jul 31, 2014 | Organisations, Resilience
ASIS Asia-Pacific Security Forum Alex will be speaking at the ASIS Asia-Pacific Security Forum being held in Singapore 7-9 December 2014. Alex will be talking about: Resilience in an Information Centric World. The best indicators of the future are the events of the...
by Alex W. | Jun 4, 2014 | Community and Society, Organisations, Resilience
Resilience for organisations is bound to their adaptability to climate change both in the short and long term. A review of US public companies shows a number of climate related risks and costs. Their ability to adapt and become resilient to climate change is starting...
by Alex W. | Aug 23, 2013 | Organisations, Resilience
A biological approach to organisational resilience By a lapsed microbiologist “Organisational resilience is only achievable through adaptability” Too many leaders start believing their own press and thinking that they are able to predict the future....
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