When I First Learned…
A Brazilian programmer has a message about education that is relevant to anyone working in a technology-driven industry, and especially to risk and assurance professionals.
Beyond Bitcoin: Why Networks Will Love Blockchains
We are only beginning to explore the possible uses of blockchains, the distributed technology used by Bitcoin.
4 Proposals to Avoid Collaboration Burnout
The repeating cycle of audit, RAFM, and risk management creates a burden for other workers. Here are four ways that businesses should adapt to ease the burden.
How Collaboration Becomes a Problem
A paper in the Harvard Business Review shows how collaboration can be dysfunctional. We need to understand the pressures in order to address the associated risks.
Risk & Assurance Group Springs Into Action!
In addition to lining up a great agenda for its March 10th meeting, RAG announces it will run a much bigger summer conference, to be held at BT Centre in London. And it’s still free!
Net Neutrality and Dogma
Recent arguments in India and the USA show how political dogmatists have latched on to net neutrality, using it prohibit innovations that most of us would support.
Leaping Ahead With Risk Management: Keynote at WeDo KL 2016
My presentation explains why AsiaPac may drive innovation of risk techniques. The slides can be viewed online.
Happy New Buzzword: Why I Study Data Science
Data scientists have one of the best jobs in the world. This year I will study for the Data Analyst nanodegree on Udacity; let me share the learning experience with you.
Why You Are Wrong about Copyright
If you do not want to read this article because you think intellectual property rights are not relevant to your job, then you should, because they are.
The Commsrisk Review of 2015
The major events of 2015 showed why it is so difficult for risk and assurance professionals to adapt to business and technology change, but also why they must.