Innovative technology has transformed the way we live and the way we work and continues to do so. Increasingly adopted by all major industry sectors, digitalisation is supporting us to redefine boundaries. As we witnessed when the pandemic struck, technology provided the means for people everywhere to transition out of offices to homes, changing the way the world goes to work. It has the potential to create a wealth of opportunities, reduce costs and improve safety by applying reassurance at every level, in real-time, and remotely.
Looking back throughout history we have seen localised threats and disasters with regional and national implications. The world is becoming ever more complex and unpredictable, an age were continual upheaval, disasters and disruptions challenge the very notion of decision-making. The only certainty about the future is its inherent uncertainty, yet we must prepare to live and work in a world of possibility not probability.
As energy companies move into more remote, hostile and challenging environments to expand reserves of untapped hydrocarbons, and Industrial firms find new ways to manufacture and power the world, uncertainty and the risk to personnel and business assets only increases.
The importance of preparing for, responding to, and managing incidents and emergencies cannot be underestimated and is vital. Our panel of experts and you the audience will explore the future approaches to incident management through this interactive webinar on Thursday, October 28 at 10.00 am (BST).