HOMESERVICESTRAINING

The ability to respond to a critical event depends on the training and awareness of every level of the organisation.

Tailored sessions, interactive formats and skills certification pathways in partnership with leading global professional bodies. From instructor-led training to e-learning courses, we design training initiatives for the entire workforce, from senior leadership to operational staff.

WHY TRAIN

Resilience becomes part of the organisation’s culture.

Developing mitigation measures without people being aware of the risks they face is not enough. Implementing solutions and then not knowing how to use them is a waste of resources. A plan that is not understood and absorbed by those who must put it into practice is just waste paper. People are always the first and most important line of defence against threats.

Know
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Prevent
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Mitigate
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React
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STAGE 01 OF 04 Know

People understand risks, threats, vulnerabilities and impacts on the organisation.

WHAT CHANGES Risk stops being abstract: everyone knows what could happen to the organisation.
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HOW TO TRAIN

Different formats, one goal: preparing people.

Every organisation has different needs, timeframes and levels of maturity. You can choose training with qualified instructors, in person or remotely, digital e-learning, or a combination of both in a single programme: together we define the most effective solution.

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Instructor-led

  • Training and awareness programmes designed around your organisation’s needs, with varying degrees of interactivity, delivered by qualified instructors.
IDEAL IFyou want to engage key people in person, get them thinking and train their ability to work together in complex situations.
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TEST YOURSELF

A one-minute mini-quiz.

Three quick questions. Find out how prepared you are and how training can help you build the ability to manage an incident, emergency or crisis effectively.

Question 1 of 3

How would you define risk?

Correct! This definition implies that risk management must first and foremost take strategic objectives into account. It also makes clear that risk can have positive effects on the organisation too, so managing uncertainty helps not only to prevent harm but also to seize opportunities.

Wrong! Although risks are usually thought of as potentially harmful events, it is important to note that they can also create opportunities for the organisation, which must therefore develop the strategic ability to seize the positive effects of uncertainty.

In a crisis, what matters more: making the right decision or the defensible one?

Wrong! Crises are often marked by deep uncertainty, and it is very hard to tell what the right decision might be. Searching for it can become an obsession and paralyse decision-making, causing significant delays in the response.

Correct! It may seem contradictory or convenient, but if you focus on making decisions of this kind, knowing they are defensible given the information available at the time, you are also ready to change your mind when the situation requires it. Paradoxically, this reasoning gets you to the right decision sooner.

How would you define business continuity?

Correct! The secret lies in correctly determining those acceptable predefined levels and building business continuity capability accordingly, to support the achievement of strategic objectives.

Wrong! It is impossible to guarantee zero downtime and, above all, every organisation has a wider or narrower margin of acceptable disruption within which the cost of continuity would exceed the loss caused by the interruption.

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Let’s build your organisation’s resilience together

Tackle market complexity with an outstanding partner by your side.

Talk to our specialists to analyse your processes, train your teams or develop tailored strategies to protect your business operations against any challenge.

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