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Do you share your travel risk acceptance and tolerance? Its an interesting premise, I suspect most travel and security departments are not going to advertise where that line in the sand sits, at least not publicly within the business ... doesn't really come across well telling people what you won't respond to or how far you might let things stretch regards to policy. But, within your business, you still need to understand this as you need to understand what policy needs to be

Perceptions and beliefs at the scene of an event may not reflect the outside view of truth A quick thought for risk intelligence providers ... do we always want a curated truth? I don't mean this in a way that goes to suggest 'I want anything but the truth' ... I am saying that in our complex world, understanding alternate viewpoints can be useful. Naturally, we want to know your trusted position, but alongside the other news reported 'on the ground', so that I can gauge what

Converging aspects of workplace and travel risk management There are changes coming in ISO 45001 that are worth the effort to review alongside the rollout of your ISO 31030 Travel Risk Management (TRM) solutions. If you weren't aware, ISO 45001 covers Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems aiming to reduce risks in the workplace and create a safer working culture (amongst other things). There are some cross overs in approach and scope with the ISO 31000 family of s

(Image from House of Fisher post on LinkedIn) October saw Alex Craxton from Evo Strategy sit on an ISAAP panel of secured accommodation and travel risk experts to represent the Travel Risk Academy and hopefully a new angle for the audience on how corporate travel and secured accommodation can work together both in context to booking but also duty of care. We appreciate the invite from ISAAP and the opportunity to represent the work, new travel risk management courses and c

Integrated travel risk solutions has been hard ... until now? Is the future of travel risk integrated data to be found through MCP? As the world of AI matures, the framework in how AI solutions 'find' and 'enact' with tools and data sources may well standardise around MCP (or whatever that evolves into). MCP stands for 'Model Context Protocol' and it provides a mechanism for solutions to discover, comprehend and use 'tools'. Part of the MCP framework is how an AI knows what t