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EPISODE · Apr 4, 2024 · 54 MIN

Decision Making Behaviour During Disasters w/ Dotan Sagi

from Preparing for the Unexpected · host Alex Fullick, MBCI, CBCP, CBRA, v3ITIL

Join me as I talk with experienced crisis management professional and a pioneer in the efforts to integrate traditional war-gaming with computerized platforms, Dotan Sagi. We talk about the decision-making process and the behavior of people during crises and disasters...and hot to analyze and measure performance for better response. During our chat we touch on: 1. How war games differ from exercises (and their benefits), 2. Challenging assumptions, 3. Company procedures vs real-life responses, 4. Strategic plans vs tactical plans, 5. What are KPIs/anchors and metrics (with examples), 6. Predicting KPIs (& challenging them), 7. Resilience & Situational Awareness, 8. How decision are made (and who should be making them), 9. Changes in people behavior, 10. Tools to help with decision-making, 11. Changing protocols (why and when), 12. Artificial Intelligence (AI), 13. Understanding decision consequences, 14. Practice! Practice! Practice!...and more. Dotan shares allot of great insights around decision-making during disasters. Don't miss what Dotan has to share. Enjoy!

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