Risk management used to be a slow, laborious, disconnected process with spreadsheets and checklists circulated through an organization’s email system. It is no wonder that risk management was left to…
In today’s world, all customers want the ability to store files in a location where they can be easily accessed and shared, and where they are safe from disasters and…
Have you been to an eye care professional for an eye exam? They use various instruments, shine bright lights at your eyes and have you look through a bunch of…
Uncertainty. It feels as though a new force emerges every day that creates a little more uncertainty in the world. Riding the waves of insecurity in financial markets, competitive industries,…
Financial services institutions (FSIs) should be taking steps now to build operational resilience, which is the ability of firms, financial market infrastructures and the financial sector to prevent, adapt, respond…
At Archer we recently wrapped up the books on our fiscal year, and so I wanted to share our progress and outstanding results. Uncertainty in various market conditions worked to…
In another of what will be a long series of proposals related to oversight of corporate environmental impact, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently announced its own proposal…
Building a resilient organization has traditionally been done through the lens of “what do we do after a disaster strikes? How long can we be down? How do we recover?”…
You know the ‘Death and taxes’ phase? This is the full quote, from a letter Benjamin Franklin wrote in 1789 to Jean-Baptiste Le Roy – a French fellow tech guru…
With the World Series wrapping up, it reminded me of Moneyball, a 2011 film based on an account of the Oakland Athletics baseball team’s 2002 season and their general manager…