The Business Continuity Institute (BCI) is glad to publish its first ‘Communicating risks to a global workforce’ report, with the support of the International SOS Foundation and Everbridge. This report aims to determine the importance of communication in building sound travel risk management programmes.
In order to achieve this goal, this report employs a qualitative methodology, comprising two different sections. The first one is a literature review of previous works on the subject, while the second one is a content analysis based on a series of interviews performed with senior practitioners in various multinational organisations such as risk management, physical security and business continuity. The report assesses the importance of travel risk management communication with regard to; crisis handling, management buy-in, cross-functional working, speed and accuracy, practiced preparedness and benefits.