What Did We Learn from Katrina?
It’s hard to believe five years have passed since Hurricane Katrina wreaked havoc on New Orleans, especially when we still…
It’s hard to believe five years have passed since Hurricane Katrina wreaked havoc on New Orleans, especially when we still…
Rumors are nasty, pervasive creepy-crawlies that can infiltrate public opinion and undermine your organization in ways you never imagined if…
Have you ever relied on someone or something when in hindsight you shouldn’t have? Did you make decisions or do…
Let’s review what we know so far: 1. Sometimes we take more risks if we have a safety net than…
In Are We Overconfident? – Part 1, we applied the theory of risk homeostasis to business continuity and public safety.…
Overconfidence has led to many a downfall: Tony Hayward was overly optimistic about BP’s timeline for containing the oil spill,…
Twitter has been the topic of many hallway conversations in the worlds of business continuity, public safety, and emergency response.…
We all plan for region-specific emergencies, such as hurricanes, wildfires, earthquakes, and storms. And incidents like power outages, flooding, and…
The State of Connecticut is the first state in the nation to have a statewide emergency notification system. Congratulations to…
For most emergency managers, it’s usually much easier to plan for what to do the moment a disaster strikes than…
Nobody likes to be called John when your name is Mike. And “hey you” is far too impersonal to inspire…
You know that notification solutions are important tools in the fight to get information out. But have you heard of…