Welcome to Insights. An independent publication focused on business continuity, operational resilience, and risk strategy. Delivering practical insights on building enterprise BCMS frameworks, leading crisis response, and managing operational dependencies—without the marketing hype.
Why do enterprises default to Microsoft 365 while startups choose Google Workspace? Discover the hidden friction of institutional inertia, ecosystem locks, and scaling pressures driving business IT decisions.
Hardware redundancy is not operational resilience. Discover why identical backups fail simultaneously and how hidden software, data, and supplier SPOFs create catastrophic enterprise outages.
Professional Practice 6 (Validation) shifts Business Continuity from a hypothesis of readiness to verified proof. Learn to structure exercise spectrums, apply the 10-70-20 rule, and prevent plan decay.
Professional Practice 5 (Enabling Solutions) shifts Business Continuity from static 100-page ring-binders to dynamic command capabilities. Learn to design role-based battle cards and tiered Gold-Silver-Bronze incident command structures.
Professional Practice 4 (Solutions Design) reframes Business Continuity from an IT budget "black hole" into a disciplined capital allocation strategy. Learn how to match the cost of protection to the cost of disruption while securing formal executive sign-off on residual risk.
When disruption strikes, recovery shouldn't belong to whoever shouts loudest. Explore BCI GPG 7.0 Professional Practice 3 (PP3: Analysis)— covering BIA modular levels, survival metrics (MTPD, RTO, RPO), and consequence-first risk assessment.
Policies and governance mean nothing if your workforce doesn't buy in. Explore BCI GPG 7.0 Professional Practice 2 (PP2: Embracing Business Continuity)—shifting your corporate culture from passive compliance to active organisational resilience.
For over 25 years, the spam folder has been our digital safety net. While protocols like SPF, DKIM, and DMARC have driven bulk junk away from our inboxes, the risk of false positives keeps us auditing it. Here is how filtering evolved—and why the junk folder persists.
