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Be Locally Driven
Andres Franzetti
October 8, 2021
Global cooperation became more problematic during the pandemic with the rise of vaccine nationalism and other forms of protectionism. We must shift toward paradigm of ...
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Well-Being Post-Pandemic
Derrick Wong
October 4, 2021
The pandemic exposed deficits not only in our healthcare infrastructure but in how we care for our workforce. More flexible work schedules and better access ...
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Stradivarius Supply Chains: Priceless, Fragile and Tightly Strung
Dante Disparte
October 1, 2021
Global supply chains were strained by COVID-19 barriers to trade and travel, yet climate change and cyber threats will challenge future supply chain resilience.
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Stricter Federal COVID-19 Mandates Coming This Fall, 6 Ways to Prepare for the Rocky Road Ahead
Les Williams
September 24, 2021
Government contractors must meet more stringent vaccine requirements to remain competitive.
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UNGA 76: Towards Uncommon Coalitions
Dante Disparte
September 20, 2021
The time has come to form uncommon coalitions—focused on action—to manage multifaceted global problems.
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The Calamitous Surfside Condo Collapse: A Climate Resiliency Lesson All Insurers and the Government Can Learn
Andres Franzetti
July 9, 2021
While no evidence has linked climate change and the Surfside collapse, many speculate it could be a factor.
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A Workplace Trend: Retraining from Within
Derrick Wong
June 7, 2021
As the U.S. economy returns to normal, businesses turn to upskilling their workforce to navigate the challenges of the post-COVID world.
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The Colonial Pipeline Attack Proves We Urgently Need Minimum IoT Cyber Security Thresholds for Our Nation’s Infrastructure
Les Williams
May 17, 2021
A recent ransomware attack on the Colonial Pipeline left much of the Eastern U.S. in fear of serious fuel shortages. This attack highlights inconsistencies and ...
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What to Look for in Healthcare 2021: A Struggling Hospital Industry and Security Concerns in the Age of Telehealth
Derrick Wong
April 8, 2021
Hospitals weathered massive financial hits in 2020 and it's likely that COVID-19 will impact the industry throughout 2021.
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3 Global Health Achievements to Celebrate as We Mark COVID-19’s One-Year Anniversary
Dante Disparte
March 11, 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has taught us the world can accomplish a lot when countries work together.
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America is Woefully Unprepared for Climate Change
Andres Franzetti
March 10, 2021
To enact a meaningful climate plan, investing in climate-resilient infrastructure needs to be a top priority.
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RC Quick Takes – Will the February Freeze Spur Change in Texas?
Les Williams
March 4, 2021
While the debate over extreme weather causality rages on, the impact these harsh events have on U.S. infrastructure cannot be disputed.
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