- Can AI help build effective crisis exercises?by richard.whitby
Crisis exercises still need human oversight, sector knowledge and careful facilitation. The best results come when AI is used to accelerate design, challenge assumptions and generate options, while experienced practitioners refine the content and ensure it aligns with the organisation’s risks, plans and culture.
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Resilience thinking must evolve from static contingency plans toward adaptive, layered strategies.
- Crisis‑Ready? Take the Crisis Solutions Readiness Testby richard.whitby
The last decade has seen a sharp rise in operational disruptions, cyber‑attacks, supply‑chain instability, and reputational events. But despite growing risk, many organisations still rely on outdated crisis plans, untested teams, and inconsistent processes.
- Five Steps to Build Resilience in a Volatile Worldby richard.whitby
In today’s unpredictable world, leaders face an unrelenting mix of operational, cyber, reputational, and geopolitical threats.
- Emerging threatsby richard.whitby
2025 has been an interesting year for crisis and operational resilience exercising at Crisis Solutions.





