News (2005)
Conferences
16-17 August 2005 – IQPC Business Resilience Conference, Sydney
Taking testing to the next level in conjunction with ibm and strohl systems
How do you find the right balance between internal and external testing? What are the key challenges associated with low impact testing? What is the range of alternate testing techniques?
This crisis simulation workshop will provide a highly interactive environment that will test your CMT's judgment and assumptions under conditions of uncertainty. It will address the issue of crisis management as part of the organizational risk management plan.
You will be able to identify integration challenges in your organization’s disaster, continuity and crisis management plans. Find out how to develop an integrated strategic enterprise-wide approach.
29-30 June 2005 – IIR Emergency Management Conference, Sydney
Virtual emergency management environments – connect, communicate, and continue
A simulation using modern electronic technology to show the power of Virtual Emergency Management Environments in same time-same place collaboration.
Participants will be grouped in public and private sector agencies and organizations and stepped through a solution to a national emergency. Features will include:
- Seamless multi-jurisdictional and multi-agency life lines to deal with crises and their consequences
- Dealing with the inevitably of executive travel and employee dislocation
- Improving resilience through an Emergency Management hot site in the dispersed mode
16-18 March 2005 - WA Emergency Management Conference, Perth, Western Australia
Trends in crisis leadership, emergency management and business continuity from a crisis engineer’s perspective
- The cost of doing business and turning security into a profit centre
- Developing resilience through risk assessments and Virtual Crisis Communications Environments
- How much pre-emptive defence is enough, and is BC Management a fact or a fad?
- Will Crisis Leadership replace Line Management?
21-22 February 2005 - 3rd Annual National Security Australia Conference, Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre
Interactive seminar - riding the tiger – forewarned is forearmed
- Using BIZINT to emasculate the tiger
- How to think like a deadly competitor, and attack yourself
- Using a Security Management System to kill the tiger
- How to leverage knowledge, and attack deadly competitors