We publish weekly updates from the business continuity world, covering recent news items or reflecting on our travels and experiences with clients.
Charlie addresses topics from a Business Continuity perspective and you might be surprised how much of today’s news relates to BC! Providing valuable insight, Charlie raises critical questions which will surely encourage you to reconsider your Business Continuity plans.
In today’s bulletin, Charlie discusses the webinars that were showcased by the BCI during BCAW and gives an insight into this year’s theme, ‘Empowering Resilience with AI’. This week, I
In this week’s bulletin, Charlie discusses Marks and Spencer’s and Co-op’s recent cyber incidents, and rates their communications to customers. I have been abroad for the last two weekends, first
In this week’s bulletin, Charlie discusses the recent CYBERUK conference and highlights key takeaways from the conference. This week I’ve been at the CYBERUK Conference in Manchester, and I thought
In this week’s bulletin, Charlie discusses deepfakes and how organisations can be better prepared for them. Images, throughout history, have been used to tell stories and to emphasise their importance
In today’s bulletin, Charlie talks about transcribing in meetings and looks into the pros and cons of recording meetings. I was having a long discussion with my colleague, Jamie Lees,
In this week’s bulletin, Charlie discusses tariffs and how businesses can be more resilient to external change and disruption. As an in-house business continuity manager, I’ve always believed there should
In today’s bulletin, Charlie discusses Heathrow Airport’s recent power outage and gives advice on how we can learn from the event. I did a load of research for this week’s podcast, so
In the latest bulletin, Charlie discusses the introduction of learning theories in exercising and looks into why these theories are useful when conducting an exercise.
In the latest bulletin, Charlie discusses the introduction of learning theories in exercising and looks into why these theories are useful when conducting an exercise.
In this week’s bulletin, Charlie continues his discussion into backups, looking at devices that are responsible for keeping machinery running smoothly. Today’s bulletin sounds like a scintillating subject and is