Managing the first 10 minutes after an earthquake: Why It Matters for Holding Companies
A concise guide to balancing speed, workforce safety and business continuity when designing an enterprise approach to managing the first 10 minutes after an ear
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Business Continuity and the First Hour
Practical articles for HR, HSE, and business continuity teams on corporate crisis communication, multi-site employee safety, and disaster readiness.
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How to Manage corporate coordination in the first 30 minutes: A Corporate Earthquake Guide
It considers how corporate coordination in the first 30 minutes can be tested through drills and measured with indicators such as response time, participation a
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7 Principles for a decision model for the first 60 minutes in Large Enterprise Groups
This piece explains how common data visibility between headquarters and subsidiaries can improve decisions and response priorities around a decision model for t
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Managing employee safety and operational continuity together in Earthquake Preparedness: Where Should Enterprises Start?
It summarizes what organizations should prepare before an earthquake, what information they should collect during the event, and what they should review afterwa
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A Practical Enterprise Model for rapidly confirming the status of critical-role employees
Designed for management teams, the article frames rapidly confirming the status of critical-role employees across technology, process and people, while clarifyi
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Using supporting site-closure decisions with employee status data to Make Clearer Decisions in the First Minutes
This article examines how supporting site-closure decisions with employee status data can be structured at holding-company level, using a framework built around
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How Multi-Site Companies Can Standardize planning a move to alternative work locations
It explores planning a move to alternative work locations through the lenses of employee safety, rapid accountability and centralized decision-making, with prac
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Coordinating supply-chain teams after an earthquake Through the panic.app Lens
For multi-site organizations, this piece shows how shared processes, ownership and measurement can be established around coordinating supply-chain teams after a
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Reprioritizing logistics operations after a major earthquake: A Shared Priority for HR, EHS and Business Continuity
It explains how enterprises can reduce fragmented crisis information by applying clear governance principles to reprioritizing logistics operations after a majo
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A Holding-Company Checklist for making the return-to-normal process measurable
The article maps making the return-to-normal process measurable to relevant capabilities such as mobile reporting, web dashboards, map-based visibility, SMS fal