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We describe Enterprise Resilience Management as a new enterprise architecture — one that integrates people, process, technology and data, and embeds automated, resilient response into organizational DNA. For a detailed exploration of
We would not want you to conclude that conversations about Development in a Box are taking place only online. Tom Barnett reports here on our latest face-to-face discussions. He also corrects a
Worth noting — several new commentaries on resilience-related themes… Shawn Beilfuss at Asia Logistics Wrap deepens his exploration of Tom Barnett’s Four Flows, Dr. Joseph Cavinato’s Five Supply Chain Architectures, and the
The discussion about Development in a Box — and the larger Enterprise Resilience Management framework — continues to evolve. One of the exciting moments in a new exploration is the moment when
We’re continuing to catch up with the ongoing dialogue about Development in a Box and need to point to this extremely insightful post by Shawn Beilfuss at Asia Logistics Wrap. In the
I’ve already mentioned that my article on Development in a Box at Tech Central Station provoked some negative commentary — mainly, it seemed, from libertarians who misunderstood the framework as a recipe
No sooner do we begin to explore the concept of modularity than an example presents itself — in yesterday’s Wall Street Journal (subscription required), former SEC Chairman Harvey Pitt called for reform
Mark at ZenPundit expands on his recent comments about our Development in a Box article with these thoughts about resilience and modularity — one of the “meta-principles” that he’s currently tracking: …as
When we describe the need for Enterprise Resilience Management, we often speak about the Complexity Gap — the gap between the complex, interconnected nature of today’s challenges and the ability of siloed,
We’ve written before — and will again — about the role of Enterprise Resilience Management Methodology® in establishing trust and assurance in a matrixed, networked world. For an introduction to the topic,
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