With the recent release of a new British standard BS 65000 on Organisational Resilience, and COSO’s announcement of a review of its 2001 COSO ERM framework, I believe that business is moving ahead of ISO 31000 as a necessary response the evolving business environment and accelerating rate of technical change; therefore there is a strong case for a taking a fresh look at ISO 31000. Continue reading
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#87 – FOUR WAYS TO BROADEN YOUR JOB SEARCH FOR RESULTS – ELIZABETH LIONS
When facing a job change, it’s easy to get caught up thinking there is only one way to find work — by applying online. Confusion will set in if nothing is happening – or you perceive – nothing is happening. Job seeking is like trying to lose ten pounds. If you keep jumping on the scale every two days, you won’t see much progress, end up getting discouraged and falling into a hopeless mound of chocolate to soothe your woes. It takes time and consistency to find another job, let alone a good job. Continue reading
#87 – GLOBAL SUPPLY: OUR ECONOMY, OUR SECURITY, AND OUR HEALTH – STUART ROSENBERG
As John Lennon said: IMAGINE!!
Imagine political unrest erupts in some region, threatening more than half of the world’s production of medical instruments.
Imagine a typhoon hits Southeast Asia and hospitals are unable to receive latex gloves required for surgery. Continue reading
#87 – ISO RBT ANSWERS: ISO 9001:2015 OPTIONS FOR COMPANIES – GREG HUTCHINS
Last month, we finished ISO: Risk Based Thinking book. We answer more than 300 questions about risk, quality, RBT, risk based auditing, and certification. We will start answering questions that we get weekly. Continue reading