November 14, 2024
Don’t Take a Vacation on Resiliency.
The leaves have turned, there’s a brisk bite to the air after the sun goes down, and I’m getting a ton of e-mails about Black Friday sales. That can only mean one thing: the holidays are coming. Regardless of what or how you choose to celebrate, the holidays make for a distinctly different time of year […]
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October 25, 2024
Key Considerations For IT Leaders During Mergers And Acquisitions
Merger and acquisition deals picked up the pace during the first half of this year, signaling a comeback from the prior year’s slower M&A market. Industries ranging from technology services and finance to retail and healthcare continue to join the deal-making. Expect more to come, as EY forecasts a 21% increase in the number of corporate deals […]
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October 03, 2024
What’s Old is New: Resistance to Change Hurts Resiliency
Resistance to changing the status quo is probably one of the oldest and most common challenges that organizations face whenever programs try to grow. It seems like whenever companies are trying to bring forward a new program (or improve an existing one), factions coalesce bringing up reasons why the change shouldn’t happen. Admittedly, sometimes those objections […]
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September 26, 2024
Expert Engineers Share The Top Tech Trends To Know
Which technology trends are capturing the attention of engineering experts? In a year of headline-making technology decisions by Fortune 500 companies, and a sharp uptick in organizations turning to artificial intelligence, we asked Sayers engineering leaders which technology developments hold the most potential to enhance security and efficiency. The internal roundtable of engineering leaders highlighted […]
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September 12, 2024
What’s Old is New: Pre-Staging Can Make All the Difference
When you’re in the middle of a business interruption, I think it’s safe to say time is your biggest enemy. Every minute vital systems are down it costs you money and lost productivity, and potentially puts your reputation at risk in the marketplace. Also, depending on the type of incident, minutes or seconds can make a life-or-death difference. […]
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August 22, 2024
What’s Old is New: Corporate Acquisitions are (Almost) Always Resiliency Problems
Mergers and acquisitions are a part of life in today’s business climate, even in the world of business resiliency. (Although there is some debate as to whether struggling economic times are less favorable for mergers and acquisitions overall.) They’ve also been a part of business for hundreds of years — at times they’ve even shaped the course of history. This […]
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