Guest Blog from Paul Hancock Founding Partner of 360 Resilience
The recent and rapid evolution of our high streets in the UK and main street USA have been a very visible sign of change which few will have missed. Resilience thinking helps business leaders understand what that change will look like
Resilience Thinking – It’s when not if. Read More »
No matter where you operate from, or your clients are based, or your supply chain links to, keeping your business running during a disruptive event is critical for cash flow and customer retention.
9 Considerations for Enhanced International Business Resilience Read More »
In late November 2018 a major incident occurred at Rugby League side Hull Kingston Rovers’ stadium.
Due to extremely high winds, one of the floodlight pylons collapsed falling onto the pitch. Luckily no-one was hurt and the stadium was evacuated safely.
Stadium Resilience: The Case of Hull Kingston Rovers Read More »
The recent incident at Gatwick airport highlights just how difficult drones are to counter, both legally and practically. With over 3 million passengers per month transiting the airport, even a small disruption can cause significant and long-lasting effects. And there is no need to bring down an aircraft, the massive disruption can be caused with a £700 toy.
Droning On About The Difficulty With Drones Read More »
We are delighted to announce Inverroy Crisis Management are now members of the Scottish Oil Club.
Scottish Oil Club Membership Read More »
In the last 36 hours, 32million mobile users lost access to data and other services provided by Mobile Network Operator O2, affecting individuals as well as businesses – both of whom are becoming more and more reliant on mobile as their only communication method. We analyse their response and look at what we can learn from the situation.
