‘Chronic risks, business continuity, and resilience’: DRI’s Rachael Elliott for Resilience Forward
“With many professionals battling to get the required level of investment into business continuity programmes, how can they go a stage further and gain additional corporate support for longer-term, proactive resilience initiatives? The following strategies may help with this predicament.” In her latest article for Resilience Forward, DRI Director of Global Strategy and Innovation Rachael […] View MoreA Perfect Storm of Resilience Threats is Coming for Perfume Makers
Supply chain, climate change, global trade, and logistics issues have impacted manufacturing and production in nearly all aspects of daily life. But challenges to one area have been quietly going unnoticed – fragrances. Specifically, patchouli. More than 80% of Pogostemon cablin – the minty plant from which patchouli oil is derived – is farmed in […]
View MoreDRI International Releases 10th Annual Global Risk and Resilience Trends Report
Disaster Recovery Institute (DRI) International, the leading nonprofit in business continuity and resilience education and certification has published its Tenth Annual Global Risk and Resilience Trends Report. The report provides an independent analysis of current and emerging risks as viewed by those directly involved in resilience management. Supported by the DRI Future Vision Committee (FVC), […] View MoreDRI International Releases 9th Annual Predictions Report, Highlighting Risk and Resilience Trends in 2024
DRI International, the leading nonprofit in business continuity and resilience training, has published its Ninth Annual Predictions Report – resilience predictions for the profession, by the profession. The report provides an in-depth look ahead to major global issues that resilience professionals may deal with in the coming year. It was developed by the DRI Future […] View MoreU.S. Climate Assessment: How Extreme Weather Will Impact You
The latest U.S. climate assessment has familiar warnings for areas of the country most affected by extreme weather, along with new information that can help prepare for increasing threats. The Fifth National Climate Assessment, a congressional report released every five years, has been released. First, the good news: “Across the country, efforts to adapt to […] View MoreHoliday Supply Chains: What to Watch Out for This Season
While the supply chain is markedly more stable than in recent COVID-impacted years, the lingering effects – along with new hazards brought by national and global events – still make for a challenging end to 2023. In “Economics of Holiday Sales,” a survey of retailers and brands, 88% of respondents expect holiday sales to drive […] View MoreFinance Sector Climate Plans May Not Be Enough
When it comes to managing emerging risks from climate change, the financial services sector has many mitigation strategies in place. But a recent analysis says the current techniques aren’t considering the most severe impacts to come. The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) and the University of Exeter has released a new report, “The Emperor’s […] View MoreCEOs Calling for ‘Radical Change’ to Survive Climate Threats
A recent survey of CEOs in the European Union identified the big risks over the next five years, and they’re viewing climate change as an oncoming danger that could outpace every other business concern. Climate change is currently the fastest-growing threat to companies in the EU, according to PwC’s annual CEO survey, which polled 1,254 […] View MoreCurrent Flood Risk Management Isn’t Enough – How Can You Prepare for What’s to Come?
Modern response to flood risk hasn’t been enough to withstand the constant threat they create in nearly every populated area. And with the projected outlook only getting worse, how can organizations hope to manage these risks? In “Staying Above Water: A Systemic Response to Rising Flood Risk,” researchers built on the World Economic Forum’s latest […] View MoreYou Know the Biggest Threats to Your Organization – But Do CEOs Agree?
In a recent survey of business leaders across all industries, many have different views of the risks they are facing. But a surprising 40% of them say their organizations won’t be economically viable in 10 years’ time if they continue on their current course. Of the 4,410 CEOs from 105 countries polled by PwC, 56% […] View More