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Enterprise Resilience Management is a framework that can be applied at a variety of scales — from a single function in a single organization, to the operation of national and transnational systems.
Tom Barnett points to a long and thoughtful post by Shawn Beilfuss on the role of logistics in stabilizing Gap states and integrating them into the Core (for background on this terminology,
Worth reading: a thoughtful omnibus post by Bruno Giussani, reporting on several developments and viewpoints at the intersection of IT systems and public health. He covers Larry Brilliant’s “wish” speech at TED,
Dan Drezner cites this provocative take about the basis for American competitiveness in the era of globalization — by Sebastian Mallaby, writing in The Washington Post (“Why US Business Is Winning,” March
Art Hutchinson returns to the theme of unpredictability, this time in the context of terrorism: Terrorism is fundamentally not a forecastable thing. That’s especially true during a period of innovation and expansion
Businesspundit raises doubts about the wisdom of crowds and speaks in favor of the wisdom of experts. Provocative comments, very much worth reading. We wouldn’t disagree — except to say that,
Defense Tech provides an overview of an Army Times article on the U.S. Army’s CALL (Center for Army Lessons Learned) Request for Information service. (subscription required for Army Times, but the Defense
James Pinkerton writes, in the first installment of a two-part article at Tech Central Station’s TCS Daily, that we pay too much attention to policy and not enough to process. He addresses
The New York Times reported yesterday on the potential impact of Avian Flu on business (“Is Business Ready for a Flu Pandemic?”, March 16, 2006). The article quotes a Deloitte report: “A
Dave Chesebrough, President of The Association for Enterprise Integration (AFEI) writes at The Net-Centric Dialog about the persistent and growing challenge of identity verification: When we began doing business on the Internet,
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