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A selection of materials from DRI International is available here as an added benefit for DRI members. We hope you enjoy this informative collection of industry information and research.
Event: DRI Collegiate Conference - NorQuest College - May 17, 2018
Author: Patrick (Butch) Brennan, Ken Baker

Ken Baker and Butch Brennan present on enterprise risk management and business continuity for the city of Edmonton.
Tags: Business Continuity Program, Risk Management, Canada
Event: DRI Collegiate Conference - NorQuest College - May 17, 2018
Author: Claire Mechan,Dave Melanson

Business Continuity Coordinator Claire Mechan, ABCP, and David Melanson, BSc, discuss continuity and cyber security at NorQuest College.
Tags: Business Continuity Program, Cybersecurity, Canada, Higher Education
Event: DRI Collegiate Conference - NorQuest College - May 17, 2018
Author: Jim Ross

Jim Ross, Campus Alberta Risk Assurance Committee Director, Risk and Assurance Services, MacEwan University presents on collaboration as a BCM system for the Alberta post-secondary sector.
Tags: Business Continuity Program, Canada, Higher Education
Event: DRI Collegiate Conference - NorQuest College - May 17, 2018
Author: Ramon Zulueta

Ramon Zulueta, CBCP, Risk Manager, Corporate Business Continuity Office (CBCO), presents on communications during disasters.
Tags: Communications/Crisis Communications, Disaster Scenarios, Canada
Event: DRI Collegiate Conference - NorQuest College - May 17, 2018
Author: Garth Tucker

Garth Tucker, CBCP, CORP – Manager, E/DM Covenant Health Canada, discusses his experience with the Humboldt EOC.
Tags: Emergency response, Canada
Event: Annual Conference - DRI2013
Author: Robert Munro

This case study focuses on lessons learned from a national drug shortage due to a global supplier and just in time delivery failure. In February, 2012, Manitoba Health received a letter from SANDOZ Canada Inc. stating that effective immediately they would be scaling back production of approximately 239 critical injectable medications that would affect the health sector in Manitoba and across Canada. This session outlines how the Office of Disaster Management handled this incident to ensure the stability of the drug inventory for the Health System of Manitoba, and what would steps would be implemented to prevent such a situation from occurring in the future. The key lessons learned relate to global supplier dependence and just in time delivery.
Tags: BIA, Canada, Case Study, Process