Product Review: Water Purification Tool for Everyone
Disaster Zone
NOVEMBER 29, 2021
For the person in your life who has everything, but not this item
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What Kind of Year Has It Been? DRIVE Looks at the Big (and Small) Stories of 2021
DRI Drive
DECEMBER 17, 2021
To say 2021 has been eventful is, of course, an understatement. From big news stories like the Texas snowstorm, to smaller curiosities like the Halloween candy hack, we looked back the past year of coverage in Drive to offer a trip down memory lane.
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Crisis Communications Tips for Recorded Talks
Bernstein Crisis Management
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Expert advice for hard conversations with clients, the media, and anyone in between.
Federal Disaster Recovery Resources
Recovery Diva
DECEMBER 31, 2021
From the Homeland Security Digital Library: Listing of Federal Disaster Recovery Resources
Revitalizing Dry Content: A Lesson in Engagement
Speaker: Tim Buteyn, President of ThinkingKap Learning Solutions
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How a children’s book saved my life
DisasterDoc
MAY 3, 2021
My story begins in the Midwestern United States during the mid-1960s with My Weekly Reader, a weekly educational magazine designed for children. Kids in schools throughout the United States (over. The post How a children’s book saved my life appeared first on DisasterDoc.
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CIO Governance
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News of the Great Resignation isn’t overblown. Some 4 million people quit their jobs in July, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. And companies reported a record-breaking high of 10.9 million open positions.
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We polled 30 experts and received 60 data protection predictions for 2022, in an attempt to help you make the best business decisions.
Waste: The critical legacy of flooding
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The growing importance of waste management is pushing society to consider it to be as vital as other CI sectors such as energy, and transportation, writes Lina Kolesnikova
Risk Management at Eight Knots! Episode 1, Situational Awareness
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Skippering a sailboat involves lots of inputs - weather, seas, crew, passengers, etc. and requires keeping a constant eye on all of them. Situaitonal Awareness has business applications as well. Enjoy the video
Brain Fog HQ: Memory Enhancement Techniques for Professional Development
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Haiti: has there been progress in disaster reduction since the last big earthquake?
Emergency Planning
AUGUST 20, 2021
Some years ago I met a 31-year-old Bulgarian policeman whose main claim to fame was that he had been the Chief of Police for the Republic of Haiti for 20 minutes, or in other words until someone more senior arrived from Port-au-Prince airport.
Paper Ballots Provide Security to Election Systems
Disaster Zone
DECEMBER 12, 2021
Some states have no paper ballots
Climate Threats Create Catastrophic Flooding in Pacific Northwest
DRI Drive
NOVEMBER 22, 2021
An unusually intense “atmospheric river event” – fast-moving, moisture-laden air that brings intense rain – hit British Columbia and northern Washington state last week, resulting in record precipitation, flooding, and mudslides that have displaced thousands – and it’s about to get worse.
Practicing Restraint of Pen, Tongue and Send Button
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Info Source on Disaster Economics
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DECEMBER 11, 2021
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Tornado Risk Reduction – An American Success Story
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MAY 23, 2021
The US experiences more tornadoes than any other country on earth, with an average of over 1,000 tornadoes recorded each year. Canada is a distant second, with around 100. The post Tornado Risk Reduction – An American Success Story appeared first on DisasterDoc.
Hurricane Ready-Residential
Disaster Safety
FEBRUARY 16, 2021
Download the Hurricane Ready Checklist. Each year, hurricanes threaten the coast with damaging winds and rain. Whether you’re renovating or re-roofing, or preparing for hurricane season or an approaching storm, IBHS has science-backed tips to help. Prepare now and be Hurricane Ready.
7 compliance mistakes to avoid
CIO Governance
NOVEMBER 23, 2021
Compliance is a fact of life for just about every company — especially in highly regulated industries such as healthcare, financial services, and government.
5 Important Cybersecurity Lessons Learned In 2021
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DECEMBER 1, 2021
5 Important Cybersecurity Lessons Learned In 2021. 2021 saw a lot of challenges throughout the cybersecurity industry.
Russia shootings: Lone wolves and their characters
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SEPTEMBER 27, 2021
September 2021: Lina Kolesnikova analyses two shootings – one at a school and one at a university, looking at each attacker’s profile, their pre-attack behaviour and their plans
Winter Gadgets to Help You Stay Warm
Constellation
DECEMBER 14, 2021
Staying warm has gone high tech with winter gadgets that help you beat the chill. Yes, putting on a sweater and fuzzy slippers still works, but smart technology for winter offers you a variety of. This is a content summary only. Click on the blog title to continue reading this post.).
A Five-Minute Plea for Better Civil Protection
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AUGUST 31, 2021
Although we need to change attitudes to disaster from response to preparedness and prevention, this must not be done at the expense of our ability to respond to disasters when they occur.
Disaster Zone Podcast: Climate Impacts and Solutions for Local Government
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DECEMBER 21, 2021
Everyone has a role and it starts with climate adaptation by cities and counties
The Great 2021 Cream Cheese Shortage: A Perfect Storm of Supply Chain and Cyber Attack Woes
DRI Drive
DECEMBER 15, 2021
You may have heard about some shops having trouble keeping cream cheese in stock – but do you know the role an October cyberattack played? The recent cream cheese shortage isn’t just because during the holidays, as festive baking results in demand reaching its highest peak for the year.
Premeditated Stupidity
Bernstein Crisis Management
MAY 17, 2021
University of South Carolina President Plagiarizes Speech. If you have any doubt about whether stupidity has any relationship to IQ or education, the answer is clearly “no” as exemplified by the University of South Carolina’s president, Retired Army Lt.
Hurricane Study
Recovery Diva
DECEMBER 3, 2021
Report from the NYTimes on new MIT study: Study finds Atlantic hurricanes becoming more frequent, destructive. Hurricanes are the most costly disasters for the United States, and a study suggests they’re increasing in number and ferocity
7 years after Flint, another water public health crisis is born of neglect
DisasterDoc
APRIL 26, 2021
We all need water. It is a physiological need for all life on Earth. Lack of proper water sources in a community would easily constitute a public health crisis. Sphere. The post 7 years after Flint, another water public health crisis is born of neglect appeared first on DisasterDoc.
Nine budget friendly ways to prepare your commercial building BEFORE the winter season
Disaster Safety
DECEMBER 23, 2021
Winter weather can cause business disruption, structural damage to buildings from excessive snow loads, water damage from bursting frozen pipes, and can generate dangerous ice dams on the roof. Depending on your business’ specific location, it could have greater risk of exposure to these elements.
Lean Six Sigma: Process improvement with a purpose
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Lean Six Sigma combines two methodologies, Lean and Six Sigma, to help accelerate specific processes so that organizations can solve problems faster and reduce waste, while creating more value for customers.
The Future of Commercial Insurance: AI and Humans Working Together
Chisel AI
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Refugee camps and Covid-19: A crisis within a crisis
Crisis Response Journal
AUGUST 26, 2021
September 2021: In the third part of CRJ’s blog series discussing the ongoing Rohingya refugee crisis in Bangladesh, Dr Kazi Sakib outlines the co-ordinated response by humanitarian and government agencies
The 16 Best Data Protection Software Companies for 2022
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DECEMBER 14, 2021
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20 Secrets Hackers Don’t Want You To Know. In 2020, there were 1001 data breach cases in the US, according to Statista. And in 2021, things don’t seem to get any better as the data breach incidents through September 2021 have exceeded the number of publicly reported cases by 17%.
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