David Patrishkoff

David Patrishkoff is president of E3 (Extreme Enterprise Efficiency) and the founder of the Institute for Cascade Effect Research. He is a Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt and the inventor of a cascading risk management methodology that has patent pending status.

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Quest for Reliable Cyber Security

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David Patrishkoff

It's time to adopt the playbook of high-reliability organizations (HROs) like nuclear submarines, aircraft carriers and nuclear power plants.

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How 'Cascades' Can Build Work Culture

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David Patrishkoff

Though they are too seldom a focus, "cascading effects" can either be measured and used to enhance work culture or can debilitate it.

A SWOT Analysis of SWOT Analysis

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David Patrishkoff

Looking at SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats) can be a great start but must move to a deeper level of sophistication.

10 Shortcomings of SWOT Analysis

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David Patrishkoff

SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats) often fails to look hard enough at how risks can cascade through connected systems.

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Ignore Musk's Promise of Tesla Robotaxis

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While autonomous cars have made real progress lately, there's no reason to pay any attention to Musk's tease for a robotaxi announcement in August.

What to Know About Geospatial Technology

With climate change increasing risk, GIS allows for accurate risk assessment that goes even deeper than ZIP code level.

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Underwriters' Productivity Can Double

Michael Reilly, a managing director at Accenture, says underwriters only actually underwrite for 30% of their day -- but can soon get to 60%.

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Super Election Year Boosts Risks of Political Violence

Businesses need to protect their people and property with continuity planning, increased security and, perhaps, relocation of inventory.

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AI and a Vision for Safer Roads

AI not only encourages safer driving but also provides a route to transparent and accurate risk assessment, for fairer underwriting. 

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How Life Insurers Can Leverage Generative AI

The use of generative AI for coding for in-house applications is set to be the next big thing in 2024.

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Data Modernization in Insurance (Part 2)

The transformation of RGA's data and analytics operations offers a potential blueprint.

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