All Opinion articles – Page 11
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Opinion4 ways to prepare for civil unrest
Organisations need to prepare for the possibility of more protests amid rising tensions and COVID lockdown restrictions, argues Renata Elias
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OpinionSME guide: Identifying risks and opportunities
In the second of a four-part series, risk consultant Bill Freeman focuses on the ability to identify and communicate risks and opportunities
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OpinionTen ways to encourage a safe return to work
Even with government regulations in place however, it will be up to you to go above and beyond for your employees and create an office environment that is safe, hygiene-focused, and considerate of mental health needs
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OpinionSME guide: The knowns and unknowns of risk and opportunity - part one
In the first of a four-part series, risk consultant Bill Freeman addresses the SME risk knowledge gap
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OpinionThe COVID-19 return to work strategy
Employers must carefully navigate their obligations towards employees when it comes to the impending “return to work” strategy, warns Jules Quinn
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OpinionBeyond crisis management - planning for the future
It is time to stop reacting to the pandemic crisis and start managing operations in a new way, argues Vince Shiers
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OpinionManaging contract risk during a pandemic
How the coronavirus pandemic presents an opportunity to strengthen contract terms and implement better risk management tools
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OpinionPrepare for more climate see-saws
A cluster of winter storms are among the examples of extreme weather events causing increasing concern over how our climate is changing
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OpinionCOVID-19: What happens when it’s over?
Even as the pandemic continues to unfold it is important for risk managers to focus on the aftermath, argues Hans Læssøe, founder of AKTUS and former risk manager at The Lego Group
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OpinionBusiness and supply chain resilience during Covid-19
The intensity of the impacts on businesses and supply chains are expected to accelerate in the near term and then extend to the medium term, explains Adrian Simmonds, senior risk manager at QBE
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OpinionTime to kill 3LoD?
The Risk Culture Builder’s Horst Simon tells StrategicRISK why it might be time to #Kill3LoD in order to get to the next level of risk management.
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OpinionHow to leverage ISO 31000:2018
ISO 31000: 2018 was published in February 2018, nine years after the last version. Much has been written and discussed about it. Gareth Byatt, principal consultant at Risk Insight Consulting and APAC Ambassador for the IRM, gives us his perspective on how to benefit from the new release.
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OpinionHow can we become more diverse?
Ahead of this month’s Dive In festival, two senior risk managers give their view on diversity and inclusion in the risk and insurance industry. Here, Emmanuel Fabin, insurance manager at TSB bank, says “despite moving away from its traditional, stuffy persona, in reality insurance is still not reflecting the diversity ...
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OpinionOur battle against bias
Ahead of this month’s Dive In festival, two senior risk managers give their view on diversity and inclusion in the risk and insurance industry. Here, Karla Gahan of VinciWorks, says “by relying so heavily on shortcuts, we are tapping into our biases and risk making poor choices”
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OpinionWhy strategic risks are not operational risks viewed strategically
Chief risk officer, Michael Doyle tells StrategicRISK why businesses need to be very clear on where strategic risk ends and operational risk begins.
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OpinionWhirlpool tumble dryers and fire safety
This article looks at the impact on the company’s reputation and what, in my view, could have been done to mitigate the negative publicity. By Shane Russell, crisis management specialist, red24assist
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OpinionWhy ISO31000 beats COSO
Hans Læssøe, principal consultant at AKTUS and former risk manager of Lego tells StrategicRISK why ISO 31,000/2018 (ISO) is well ahead of the updated COSO standard, despite the almost quantum leap the 2017 update has been given since the 2004 edition
