I have a serious question for you. When you hear the sirens alerting you of an incoming missile attack, how much time do you have to get to the bunker? What? That’s not something you ever had to think about? Well, this week’s guest lives it every day.

Hello everyone and welcome to episode 105 of the Resilient Journey podcast, presented by the Resilience Think Tank. This week I’m joined by Dotan Sagi, CEO of Cinten, an Israeli based organizations that helps organizations improve their crisis management exercises.

Dotan and I talk about what he did to communicate with his employees and customers during the recent attack on Israel and demonstrates what resilience looks like in the face of real danger.

We also discuss improving crisis management by using predictive analytics and understanding the interactions of decision makers. This is next level.

I’m not sure there is anyone on the planet more qualified to talk about resilience and crisis management right now than Dotan Sagi.

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Episode 105: 90 Seconds to Shelter, This is Not an Exercise with Dotan Sagi