Presents several books on risk management. "Deep Survival: Who Lives, Who Dies, and Why," by Laurence Gonzalez; "Front Desk Security & Safety," by Betty A. Kildow; "Spreading the Risks: Insuring ...
Explore this month’s best-selling business books prepared exclusively for McKinsey Publishing by Circana and a collection of books by McKinsey authors on the management issues that matter, from leadership and talent to digital transformation, corporate finance, and more. For our series of interviews...
Here we have gathered our most recent volumes on the subject of disaster in its many awful forms (earthquakes, typhoons, tsunamis, nuclear accidents, chemical spills, and more), and on our approaches to risk management, and the many challenges of post-disaster reconstruction. ...
Project Risk Management is vital for project professionals. So, there are plenty of books you can buy to learn more. What are best for you?
The Risk Within; Psychological Safety for Strategic Decision-making £85.00 Bestsellers Operational Resilience: Beyond the Checklists £85.00 Risk Management for Insurers (3rd edition) £145.00 The Handbook of Corporate Financial Risk (2nd edition) ...
This book is not an advanced perspective on analyzing or managing risk. Instead, it provides a systemic solution to our problems. Books #1 and#2 lay the foundation to understand the common risk management and analysis problems. They also provide approaches for solving those problems. The next tw...
A Trader's First Book on Commodities: Everything you need to know about futures and options trading before placing a trade 4.4 out of 5 stars297 Higher Probability Commodity Trading: A Comprehensive Guide to Commodity Market Analysis, Strategy Development, and Risk Management Techniques Aimed at Fa...
Dr. Messina mentioned that Freud saw memory as a core element of identity adding that when we delegate memory to devices, we risk fragmenting the ego. She also elaborated on the concept of “metacognition” which refers to the awareness and regulation of one’s own thought processes, also ...
Many people err on the side of retiring too late, exchanging valuable time for tiny risk reductions. Some things can’t be postponed, like experiences with older family members or activities that require you to be healthy. I was also intrigued by the idea that “you retire on your memories...
“retail apocalypse,” many retailers are growing steadily. But some risk becoming obsolete because they don’t know how to stay competitive. In this book, Dennis, a retail industry thought leader, argues you can no longer count on scarcity to drive sales or provide basic in-store experiences...