Events overview

Webinar: In control is not continuity

Operational disruptions are often treated as technology problems. We see it differently. Operational resilience is about organisational continuity, and that makes it a boardroom responsibility, not just an IT concern.The world has become less predictable, and organizations are more interconnected than ever. Geopolitical tensions, AI, cyber threats, regulation, and digital dependencies are reshaping how organisations operate. Many have become more efficient as a result but also more dependent, and more exposed.This raises an important question. Is efficiency still the right measure of organizational fitness? Or does the real competitive advantage lie in the ability to adapt when circumstances change?In this webinar, we share the key insights from our new report 'In control is not continuity'. Drawing on conversations with Supervisory Board Members and executives across multiple sectors, we show why operational resilience has shifted from a risk management topic to a strategic governance responsibility.

AWS Community Day

On September 23, the largest AWS meetup in the Netherlands takes place in Utrecht, and we're proud to be one of the sponsors since it's first edition in 2020: AWS Community Day NL.  Our colleagues Nick de Wijer, Dennis Brouwer, and Martijn van Dongen aren't only attending, they're organizing the event. And plenty of other Schuberg Philis colleagues will be there too, ready to share what they know and learn from the community.  Curious what it's like to be a Mission Critical Engineer working for the vital industries? Come find out.  It's a free event, so register soon to secure your spot. Hope to see you there! 

DUFAS event

Sovereignty sounds like a policy word until you trace it back to something concrete: who can access your data, what happens when a provider is suddenly cut off, whether you can still make your own decisions when the ground shifts under you.  For asset managers, that ground includes the technology and data providers behind the scenes. Most of them foreign. That works fine until it doesn't, and by then it's usually too late to ask the question.  On 6 October, together with DUFAS, we're spending an afternoon on exactly this. Dr. Davis Ellison from The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies opens with the geopolitical context, AFM and DNB bring the supervisory view, and we close with what digital sovereignty actually requires in practice. At our office in Schiphol-Rijk, drinks after.  Exclusively for DUFAS members. 

Schuberg Philis Schiphol-Rijk