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Foundation · Self-paced learning

Organisational Resilience: Executive Essentials

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What does your area need to maintain important services during disruption? Use a resilience checklist to examine resources and deputies, identify gaps and organise initial improvements. Keep the completed checklist to review preparedness again later.

Examine the services in your area and record the people, systems and external partners needed during disruption. Use a checklist to establish which preparations are supported by evidence and which questions remain open. Select three improvements and keep the completed checklist for your next review.

In the course case, two names are listed as deputies but both are absent at the same time. The substitute cannot authorise the required supplier. Review the reports, identify someone available and authorised, and write the first instruction or choose an interim alternative.

What you will work on

  • Map principal services and dependencies within one area
  • Distinguish preparations supported by evidence from assertions and unresolved questions
  • You check whether a claimed deputy is available and authorised.

Who it is for

  • Business unit leaders
  • Site and functional managers
  • Managers responsible for critical services

Topics

  • Resilience as a leadership responsibility
  • Business services and dependencies
  • People, technology and external partners
  • Preparedness claims and unverified assumptions
  • Three priorities for area management

Your result

Your checklist records critical services, resources and deputies in your area. It contains questions and next steps for reviewing preparedness again later.

Prerequisites

Knowledge of your area’s work and authorised access to information about essential resources. For participants without authorised area data, a course case is planned as an alternative.

Format and approach

The self-paced course is planned for three to four hours. You map your area’s services and dependencies and use self-checks with explanations.

Planned learning time: 3–4 hours

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