Professional Development
Listen Now: Decision-Making During A Crisis
Robert C. Chandler, Ph.D, Founder and Principal of Emperiria discusses his research on adaptive decision-making in this podcast.
Need To Move From Risk Prevention To Resilience Management Is Urgent
2024 OnSolve Global Risk Impact Report highlights unanticipated impacts of physical threats, urgent need for organizations to shift from risk prevention to resilience management.
U.S. Workers Anxious About AI Use In Finance, Operations
Driven by negative news coverage, salaried workers’ concerns over job loss, business fraud, other potential adverse effects of AI in the workplace outweigh enthusiasm for potential benefits. Widespread apprehensions among U.S. workers regarding the negative impacts of artificial intelligence (AI) are impeding the broader adoption of beneficial AI advancements, finds ... Read more
Master Resilience At CIMC 2024
Find out what’s new at this year’s Continuity Insights Management Conference, taking place in Charlotte, NC May 6-8.
Security Teams Lack Visibility To Defend Organizations From Cyberattacks
Despite reported TDIR improvements in security operations, organizations still experienced significant security incidents in the last year, finds Exabeam and IDC.
22nd Global Resilience Compensation Study Is Live
Participate in the 22nd Edition Global Resilience Compensation Study and be at the forefront of resilience excellence.
CEOs Are Waiting For GenAI To Move Past Hype
Despite potential of generative AI to transform the way business functions, c-suite execs are struggling to convert hype into reality, finds new Boston Consulting Group report.
Will Your Employees Leave In 2024?
Eagle Hill's Employee Retention Index signals more employees may leave their jobs during the first six months of 2024.
Listen Now: Human Resilience: Building A Stronger Team
A former director of emergency management discusses steps leaders can take to foster and develop resilient teams.
Businesses Lack Protection, Recovery Plans Against Cyber Attacks
Only 7% of small to mid-sized businesses think it's very likely that they will experience a cyber incident in the next 12 months.