Travel a lot for work? From food poisoning to lost equipment and cancellations, having a Travel Risk Plan is a necessity.
Travel Risk Planning: The plan you don’t know you need until you need it. Read More »
Many businesses are still reeling from the effects of the past year so an extreme weather event could be the final straw; but there are a number of simply Business Continuity issues you can address now to help your business to weather a storm.
Business Continuity: Is Your Business Prepared For Winter? Read More »
Chemicals have two defining characteristics: they are central to the modern world, and they are hugely dangerous in the event of an accident.
An initial report by Reuters states that a potential “chemical accident” triggered the explosion at the Industrias Químicas del Óxido de Etileno plant happened in La Canonja municipality. This incident consumed local emergency, aviation and train services and caused the closure of vital routes in and out of the region.
Ongoing Challenges for the Chemical Industry 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 »
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.
