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Scenario Planning for Philippine Science, Technology and Innovation 2050

Engaged Foresight

Attended by more or less 70 participants and observers composed of academicians (national scientists and NAST members), outstanding young scientists and, representatives from key government agencies, and state universities. These foresight tools include the experts’ space, open space, fireside chat, breakout sessions.

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Operationalizing resilience for your organization

everbridge

Utilize various sources, including international news, government advisories, and geopolitical intelligence services. Scenario Analysis : Developing detailed scenarios that assess how different geopolitical outcomes might impact an organization. Scenario Planning : Developing scenarios based on potential risks and their impacts.

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Dynamic Risks: Working Definitions and Implications for Risk Management Teams

On Solve

At OnSolve, we’re fortunate to be able to support and serve over 30,000 companies, communities, NGOs, governments and other organizations. Strategically, plan for new types of risks. Strategically analyze how recent disruptions have changed in the moment or enabled other disruptions. Tactical-Operational-Strategic.

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Hypercomplexity: Which Incidents Should We Be Preparing For?

Plan B Consulting

In this week’s bulletin, I discuss the idea of a hypercomplex world and preparing for different scenarios in it. I am currently doing the Institute of Strategic Risk Management’s (ISRM) level 6 course, and I have been reading about why incidents occur. In my reading, I came across the idea of hypercomplexity.

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Hypercomplexity: Which Incidents Should We Be Preparing For?

Plan B Consulting

In this week’s bulletin, I discuss the idea of a hypercomplex world and preparing for different scenarios in it. I am currently doing the Institute of Strategic Risk Management’s (ISRM) level 6 course, and I have been reading about why incidents occur. In my reading, I came across the idea of hypercomplexity.