You are invited to join us for our weekly Global crisis watch. The highlighted topics will include: Ukraine continues its push into Russia Still no signs of a ceasefire in Gaza, despite efforts The American election race heats up Protests continue in Venezuela, disputing the Elections Register here: https://lnkd.in/dFbNHhpe
The Institute of Strategic Risk Management (ISRM)
Research Services
Fostering global collaboration in strategic risk management, enhancing understanding and building networks.
About us
The Institute of Strategic Risk Management is a leading global centre for the promotion and sharing of best-practice strategic risk and crisis management capabilities and thought leadership amongst practitioners, academics, and policy makers. Across the Institute’s 35 Global Chapters, our Members and Fellows help progress and promote the underlying understanding and capabilities associated with strategic risk and crisis management, alongside developing their own personal and professional networks.
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https://www.theisrm.org/
External link for The Institute of Strategic Risk Management (ISRM)
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- Research Services
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- 10,001+ employees
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- London
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London, GB
Employees at The Institute of Strategic Risk Management (ISRM)
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Oliver Gordon MSc (F.ISRM)
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Dr David Rubens
Executive Director, The Institute of Strategic Risk Management
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Tracy Conrad
Chief Administrative Officer | Driving Operational Excellence & Innovation in Tech Consulting | Strategic Leader in Business Transformation
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Vinod KAMATH,M.ISRM
Managing Director | ARSLAN SRS INDIA & SA Region
Updates
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We are happy to invite you to our regular Global crisis watch, this friday at 10am as always. topics include: Ukraine continues its push into Russia Israel, Lebanon and Iran are still on the edge of conflict Anti-Government protests took place in Slovakia and Serbia South Korean President willing to establish talks with North Korea Register here: https://lnkd.in/dN7KpztD
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We are happy to invite you to our regular global crisis watch. Topics include: -The PM of Bangladesh flees after protest -The Israel-Iran Crisis is so far being contained -Zelensky announced that a basis of peace talks with Russia should be prepared this year -Social unrest and anti-immigrant riots in UK Register here: https://lnkd.in/drqHuiuT
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We are only two days away from our first Global Urban Resilience monthly webinar, featuring our panel of experts and our very own Dr. David Rubens. Register at the link bellow to join the discussion and gain valuable insight: https://lnkd.in/dJwAiAdR
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Resilience, in the context of global urban resilience and major city management, has been defined as the capacity of urban systems, communities and individuals to withstand, adapt to and recover from various shocks and stresses. These can include natural disasters, economic disruptions, social upheavals and other unforeseen challenges. Whilst it can be broadly seen in terms of ‘bouncebackability’, any true understanding of resilience must also incorporate an organism’s ability to learn, both from its own experiences and from others in similar situations. It is the ability to learn, and then to incorporate those lessons learned into all aspects of planning, delivery and management, which underpins a truly resilient system and differentiates it from mere survival. The ISRM has established a Global Urban Resilience / Major City Management programme in partnership with the National Preparedness Commission and the International Federation of Red Cross / Red Crescent Societies, with a Strategic Steering Group of twenty-one leading authorities from 17 countries. This is the first in a monthly series of webinars featuring global leaders in all aspects of urban resilience and major city management. Please join us for what will be a highly insightful discussion around the major issues facing us today and for the coming years. Tuesday, 6th August 10.00-11.30 BST Registration https://lnkd.in/gP-xe_x6 For more details on the Global Urban Resilience / Major City Management programme, please visit https://lnkd.in/eAdaPJgp
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We are happy to invite you to our weekly Global crisis watch: Registration: https://lnkd.in/e6_JsebP
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The global outage that impacted Microsoft systems around the world on 20th July cannot be considered as an error, simple failure or outlier event. It was in fact an absolutely inevitable consequence of the increasingly complex interactions and inter-dependencies that characterise the global networks on which we are dependent, and which are only increasing in their complexity and dependencies on a daily basis. There are usually one of three reasons why a complex system will fail – systems failure, human error or malicious attack. Whilst we cannot influence the possibility or likelihood of these events happening, we should be aware of how they will impact us on a local, networked and global level. The ISRM has been dedicated to exploring these issues from three perspectives – the academic, the policy and the practitioner, and this global event, which was characterised by instantaneous failure, cascading consequences, highly impactful disruption and significant time to recovery, is exactly the sort of systemic failure we have been discussing from multiple perspectives and in multiple forums. From an academic standpoint, this event and others like it will be immediately recognisable in terms of Perrow’s concept of Normal Accident Theory, Weick’s models of High Reliability Organizations, Lagadec’s approach to extreme complexity and the need for a new cosmology of risks and crises, Klein’s model of Recognition Primed Decision Making, Rittel and Weber’s description of Wicked Problems and much more. You are invited to join us for an exploration of what the Microsoft outage means for all of us from a resilience / business continuity perspective, the lessons that need to be learned in terms of our global inter-connected systems management and an opportunity to be part of an on-going global dialogue that will have increasing urgency and importance. Microsoft Meltdown and Fragile Systems: Lessons Learned Wednesday, 31st July, 11.00-12.00 BST Registration https://lnkd.in/eN-iGvg7
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We are delighted to share with you the ISRM Global Journal 2024, created by our Australia-New Zealand chapter, focusing on Wicked Problems. You can access it at this link: https://lnkd.in/dZi22vBV
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We invite you to the weekly Global Crisis Watch, this friday the 26th of july at 10am BST. Topics include: President Biden drops of out the Election and is replaced by VP Kamala Harris Paris is securing the upcoming Olympics Zelensky is looking at modalities of the end of the conflict, while Ukraine struggles with Energy New Dynamics for Israel - Gaza ceasefire Register at: https://lnkd.in/dwKBheWh
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We are excited to invite you to our special webinar and event related to the recent Microsoft meltdown. Join Dr. David Rubens on wednesday the 31st of July at 11am BST for an in-depth discussion on what the meltdown means for Resilience, Risk Management and Security. Register at: https://lnkd.in/dbeH9zxc
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