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Publication Reviews
Two new editions of books which look at preventing disasters, and managing the issues which lead to them, make good reading for risk managers, says Andrew Leslie
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UK fire regulations may require a new approach
Is current industry practice in fire risk assessment enough to meet the forthcoming regulation in this area? Not according to Dr Jason Clement, who says companies are missing out on the full benefits
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Succession Planning
Traditionally, succession planning has rarely been considered as a strategy for dealing with a business disruption It should be, says Garry Smith.
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Learning from the London terrorist attacks
Mike Osborne looks at the recent London bombings and the lessons the business community can learn from them
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Analysis
NEW STANDARDS COMMITTEES
BSI has launched two new technical standards committees to deal specifically with these issues
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Risk management and corporate governance
Corporate governance initiatives in Europe are changing the risk management role according to a recent Federation of European Risk Management Associations (FERMA) survey
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Analysis
Disaster hits nearly one in five businesses
Research from AXA reveals that 46% of businesses have no business...
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Disarming the value killers
Ajit Kambil, Mark Layton and Rick Funston outline the findings of a recent analysis on the causes of major shareholder value losses, and suggest ways of reducing vulnerability
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Analysis
The challenges of 2010
Staff retention, maintaining networks and corporate security will still be major challenges for companies in 2010, according to new global research
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Site Security and Systems
How are organisations managing or going to manage the new and substantial demands placed on site security teams? Bruno Brunskill challenges whether these demands have been fully appreciated
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Staying Focused
In conjunction with his company's customer advisory board, Keith Tilley explains why boards ignore business continuity at their peril
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Well documented decisions
Ashley Bailey says that it is important to balance risk against cost when identifying the optimum document management systems
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Business as Usual
Business continuity management programmes should be risk-based and consider all potential threats to the business, says Gareth Book
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How healthy is your business?
A healthy workforce is essential for a healthy business, and employers need to do more, claims David Bingham
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Analysis
Blackout Lessons not learnt: Data still at risk
Despite the blackouts that affected London, New York and Rome last year, research indicates that the majority of IT managers and CTOs were unaware of the extent of the data loss from power outages
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AIRMIC Portfolio
Driving UK risk managers overseas
One firm in seven would consider moving its risk management function overseas if it were regulated in the UK, according to a survey of AIRMIC members Over 100 of them responded, representing more than
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Heeding the wake up call
Companies must recognise the threat of terrorism and the need to address it, stresses Mark Harris
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Strategic Risk for Organisations
Laurence Howe discusses the evolution of strategic risk management and how its application today can lead to a fresh approach to strategic planning
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Planning for the unexpected
StrategicRISK interviews Heimo Ernst Weiss, BELFOR international customer relations, on the benefits of working closely with restoration companies
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CHAIRMAN'S NEWS - NICK CHOWN COMMENTS
eAIRMIC has given its support to a new business continuity standard known as PAS 56
