Month: July 2020

Business Continuity-Resilience | Business Management | Data Protection & Privacy | Good Governance | Rule of Law | Usus, Fructus, Abusus

The Economics of #MeToo & Reference Checks: Do Recruiters Care?
ByReason Praxis | Make Sense July 30, 2020September 12, 2023

Abuse of power and backlisting are undoubtedly strengthened by dogmatic, arbitrary and unregulated practices of References / Background Checks leaving real risk prevention for businesses and candidates/employees often unaddressed. As a new landmark decision related to #MeToo has just been taken in the US, we are sharing here an article about “The Economics of #MeToo and How to…

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Business Continuity-Resilience | Good Governance | Performance Management | Sustainability

Resilience Association Next Webinar on COVID-19 Exit Strategy
ByReason Praxis | Make Sense July 24, 2020September 22, 2023

On Wed 29th July, 6pm: Opening the door on what leadership, management and operations are currently thinking about on the COVID-19 “new normal” About this Event and Booking The Resilience Association is pleased to provide you with another COVID-19 Exit Strategy Free to attend Webinar, this time focusing on “What does the new normal look like?” reason are delighted…

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Business Continuity-Resilience | Business Management | Good Governance | Performance Management | Visualisation / Insights

Corporate Insights and ‘Single Version of the Truth’ Principle
ByReason Praxis | Make Sense July 1, 2020September 15, 2023

From assertive goodwill to consistent reality: Why Praxis matters. Clarifications about a highly underestimated strategic question. When it comes to Reporting, Analytics and Insights, there is little more important for organisations than the principle of a Single Version of the Truth (SVoT). This principle often expresses the data warehousing design ideal, at IT level, with…

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