Scale up to Your Flying Fish ‘YourFlyingFish’ – Agile Business Continuity App tailored for you The Agile Business Continuity app can be customized for your organisation – your hazards, your care-abouts, and your risk tolerance – supporting clarity, consistency and conversations
Free app to support your nimble business continuity capability
The Agile Business Continuity app uses a risk-based approach recognizing people have different contexts. We all might share some of the same exposures to extreme events. We all might share some of the same things we care about. However, context is crucial. It is useful to consider how your hazards interface with your vulnerabilities. To… Read More
Can you build me a Business Continuity Management Framework?
‘YourFlyingFish’ – Agile Business Continuity App tailored for you The Agile Business Continuity app can be customized for your organisation – your hazards, your care-abouts, and your risk tolerance – supporting clarity, consistency and conversations
Poor risk communication leads to foreseeable outcomes
It was Monty Python who introduced me as a child to the black humour of the “bleeding obvious”. It is the government of South Australia which is playing out a Covid example. So thirty scenarios is confusion – not clarity. Worse – it generates civil disobedience.
Significant Hazards
Who had pandemic in their significant hazard list in October 2019?
The biro and pencil – urban myth 101 but also a useful story
One of my favourite scenes from the movie ‘Saving Private Ryan’ illustrates the importance of the “minimum necessary” principle. It also reminds me of the story about America spending big on biro development while Russia achieved the same outcomes using a pencil 😂. Myth. But a good joke – which unfortunately became internet mischief. I… Read More
AgileBCP – favorite feature number 5 – a comprehensive and integrated workflow.
AgileBCP is a tool which supports all nine elements of this comprehensive and integrated workflow.
AgileBCP – favorite feature number 4 – comprehensive, incisive information about critical resources.
AgileBCP uses a ‘5 P’ heuristic with 3 questions informing each P. Yes, that’s fifteen questions 😂
AgileBCP – favorite feature number 3 – a structure focused on purpose.
Yes, it’s as simple as that 😂
AgileBCP – favorite feature number 2 – using ‘risk’ as a lens into future uncertainties
We recognize that risk is a concept. It is a useful concept as it helps us get a better handle on future uncertainties. The AgileBCP risk lens can (and should) be applied BEFORE a disruption event – and AFTER a disruption event. Nature’s warning color – red – is used to stimulate discussion. A ‘red… Read More
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