Three building blocks, one sequence: assess your resilience, stress-test against concrete scenarios, and turn the answers into sourcing and workforce moves you can execute.
A diagnostic instrument that assesses your organisation against four disruption dimensions (AI · Bio · Macro-economic · Geopolitical), mapped onto four maturity pillars: organisation, processes, technology and suppliers. The result is a 4×4 maturity grid that shows in one view where you stand and where you are exposed.
Typical form: a structured assessment with your leadership team, interviews across GBS/sourcing/HR, and a calibrated scoring workshop. Output: your maturity profile, your top exposures, and the shortlist of moves that matter.
50+ disruption scenarios: ranked, scored and contract-ready. Hub offline for 60 days. Sanctions on a key delivery location. AI displacing 40% of process work. Each scenario is scored on probability and exposure, includes a tail-risk flag for low-probability/high-impact events, and comes with concrete sourcing moves attached.
We run your sourcing and workforce strategy through the scenarios that fit your footprint, and prioritise: which exposures need action now, which can wait until the next contract cycle, and which you consciously accept.
Anticipate · Prepare · Prevail. The playbook turns framework and scenarios into an operating rhythm: strategic workforce planning integrated into service design, global hub patterns, flex-layer design, and social KPIs in sourcing contracts, measurable and with consequences.
Workforce planning here means the total workforce (permanent, flex, provider and AI agents), with honest shrink-paths, not just growth curves.
Increasingly, this is not optional. Regulators expect it: DORA and NIS2 require financial institutions to prove exit strategies and third-party resilience, turning resilience clauses from nice-to-have into contract table stakes.
Resilience is a capability, not a project. Like security, it has a heartbeat: quarterly review pulses, an annual scenario refresh, and event-triggered re-anticipation when the world moves.
Wondering which building block fits your situation? That is exactly what the first call is for.