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In 20 years, business continuity has grown from a concept contained in binders to fully-fledged programs capable of answering extreme business threats. Part of that transformation is thanks to technology, and business continuity tech will continue to push the boundary, setting new expectations for practitioners to meet.

A few weeks ago, we published a blog that dove into what asset management is for airports and the importance of having a solution. We promised a follow-up piece dedicated to exploring the different motivations decision makers might have, as well as the differences that must be acknowledged of airports ranging in size. 

The safety management system is built on hazard reporting and risk assessment. But what will tomorrow's safety management sytem look like?

One of the ways we can lessen the effect of disasters is by being prepared. Disasters cut access to our critical and daily necessities, so securing them during these times is a top priority. But there’s a lot there—what do you need to prioritize? How do you make a personal emergency preparedness kit?

We see that towns across the country demonstrate a clear need for evacuation plans from officials. What do these plans need to contain, and how can a town make sure the official plan is accessible?

Airports that have implemented asset management solutions have turned their once reactive approach to a proactive one, saving time and money while increasing employee, customer, and passenger satisfaction. 

Coalitions should turn their eye to those past two years and spot opportunities for improvement in both crisis and daily scenarios. Let’s tackle the foundation of a coalition with this mindset and find what ways coalitions can strengthen operations.

This is a text transcript of the webinar originally recorded on June 30th, 2022, by the same name.

Any organization can benefit from digitization during emergencies. Whether your organization is a municipality, a university, or a private business, its emergency operations can become more efficient through digitization.

Experts have studied El Nino and La Nina for decades and have a solid understanding of what these weather forces mean for global weather patterns. The two forces are part of the El Nino-Southern Oscillation, which researchers can use their knowledge of the larger phenomena to see what we can expect from the skies in the near future.