How to Future-Proof Your Business with EHS&S Management
Good EHS&S management goes beyond safeguarding lives and the environment. It is about future-proofing your business.
How to Operationalize ESG with GRC | Guest Blog by Michael Rasmussen
ESG, as a part of GRC, is performance and objectives done through actions, behaviors and transactions of the organization.
Diversifying Supply Chains for Survival and Strategy
Are you still in reactive mode responding to shifts in the supply chain? Or have you taken steps to leverage technology to ensure resilience in the face of unknown challenges?
Assessing the Impact of New SEC Emissions Reporting Rules
New proposed SEC rules require organizations to disclose emissions data on direct greenhouse gas emissions, indirect emissions and in some cases emissions from upstream and downstream activity.
Leveraging Data to Manage Supply Chain Volatility
New regulations and an emphasis on ESG are leading to more scrutiny of an already-pressured global supply chain. How can risk management ensure your suppliers meet your standards?
Learning Science Strategy #5: The Hypercorrection Effect
Think you know the E&C learning material well? Terrific. Ever think you did great on a quiz—only to find out you didn’t? See how efficiency meets efficacy in our Learning experiences.
Is Your Risk Strategy Like March Madness?
Business has transformed in the last few years, and our newfound digitalization brings new technologies, challenges – and risks – with unprecedented speed and scale. How do you pivot?
Learning Science Strategy #4: Psychological Safety
Does the thought of workplace training stress you out? Not fun! Ever take a training course that’s full of tricky questions? That’s not very effective. Instead, let’s create a safe space for learning.
What Do We Know after a Year of the UK SOX Consultation?
The UK’s version of the U.S. Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) aims to restore confidence in the governance of UK-listed companies and protect investors from fraud. What now?
Learning Science Strategy #3: Forced Feedback
Answering a question wrong is important in learning experiences. Let’s talk about feedback cycles that make you stop and notice your error.
