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Wilful blindness is a legal term used in the legal profession and means that you’re holding back some sort of piece of information that you know could render you liable if you were to say it. It’s almost about concealing something. In a business context, wilful blindness is a very interesting concept to consider because,
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Few organisations have the processes in place to root out the ‘unknown knowns’. Chris Paton extols the virtues of ‘business wargames’ as a means of getting this invisible enemy into your sights. Business continuity planning and strategy
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Military wargaming for corporates is the new ‘brainstorming’. Here’s why: This article was written by Praseeda Nair and published by Growthbusiness.co.uk on June 1st following an interview we did on business wargaming and why it is gaining traction in the business world. In an ideas-based business ecosystem, staying ahead of competition isn’t just an advantage;
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SUPERMARKET giant Waitrose has recently agreed a 12 month contract with leading UK exponents of wargaming Quirk Solutions, which will see them using wargaming to help test future projects in order to ensure that they ultimately get things right for their customers. Richard Napthine, Head of Change Delivery at Waitrose recently spoke of the interaction
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Chris Paton discusses the merits of business wargaming as a strategy for helping with ensuring critical business decisions lead to success and prosperity with John Eades of The Learn Loft Podcast
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Listen to Chris Paton, Managing Director of Quirk Solutions as he joins business podcast co-hosts Jim Vaselopulos and Jan Rutherford of The Leadership Podcast for a discussion on the merits of business wargaming as an essential tool to mitigate risks and maximise success. On this business leadership podcast, they discuss how the process works and why
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Realising and predicting forthcoming event and problems in the running of a business is key to the organisations success. Business wargaming strategists will provide an unprecedented level of security and help with development for the future, allowing for growth and best practice within those companies. This article was written and published by Northern Insight Magazine