Various organizations have published survey results looking ahead to 2024 and exploring the top threats that businesses face. In this ‘analysis of the analysis’ article, Resilience Forward pulls together a summary highlighting the main threads running through five different survey reports.
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DRI International has published its Ninth Annual Global Risk and Resilience Trends Report. The report provides an analysis of current and emerging risks.
A new academic paper investigates organizational resilience as an emergent property arising from the interactions of specific organizational competencies.
Despite increased investments in third-party cybersecurity risk management over the last two years, 45% of organizations experienced third party-related business interruptions.
Businesses need to ensure that their supply chains are resilient and secure in the face of growing global supply chain pressures warns the Chartered IIA.
A new report finds that 83% of technology leaders say the use of AI has become essential for their organization, but 95% say that generative AI would be more beneficial if enriched and prompted by other types of AI.
A new study from organizational consulting firm Keystone Partners has highlighted strategic investment in employee development as one of the steps to achieving organizational resilience.
The Risk Management Association and management consultancy Oliver Wyman have published key findings from the third annual Chief Risk Officer Outlook Survey.
Economic pressures and persistent inflation are the top near-term risks facing business leaders around the world, according to a new survey from Protiviti and NC State University’s ERM Initiative.
International SOS has published its ‘Risk Outlook 2024’ report, which highlights the major risks expected to impact employees in 2024.









