Archive: 2026/01

Reforming the United Nations: How UN80 Is Reshaping Multilateral Decision-Making
Jeffrey Bardzell 15 January 2026 0 Comments

Reforming the United Nations: How UN80 Is Reshaping Multilateral Decision-Making

The UN80 Initiative is the most ambitious UN reform in decades, aiming to cut waste, merge agencies, and streamline decision-making. Can it save multilateralism before it's too late?

Scenario Planning Under Uncertainty: Build Robust Strategies for Multiple Futures
Jeffrey Bardzell 14 January 2026 0 Comments

Scenario Planning Under Uncertainty: Build Robust Strategies for Multiple Futures

Scenario planning helps organizations prepare for multiple futures by testing strategies against plausible, uncertain outcomes. Learn how to build robust, actionable plans that work when the world changes unexpectedly.

Nuclear Security Regimes: Managing Enrichment, Stockpiles, and Monitoring Technology in 2026
Jeffrey Bardzell 14 January 2026 0 Comments

Nuclear Security Regimes: Managing Enrichment, Stockpiles, and Monitoring Technology in 2026

With New START expired and the IAEA underfunded, global nuclear security is in crisis. Enrichment, stockpiles, and outdated monitoring tech are pushing the world closer to nuclear risk than at any time since the Cold War.

Scope 3 Emissions Management: How to Engage Suppliers and Fix Broken Data
Jeffrey Bardzell 14 January 2026 0 Comments

Scope 3 Emissions Management: How to Engage Suppliers and Fix Broken Data

Scope 3 emissions make up 75% of most companies' carbon footprints, but supplier data is fragmented and unreliable. Learn how to engage suppliers, fix data gaps, and build a credible emissions strategy.

Vendor Concentration Limits: How Multicloud Strategies Reduce Risk and Keep Business Running
Jeffrey Bardzell 7 January 2026 0 Comments

Vendor Concentration Limits: How Multicloud Strategies Reduce Risk and Keep Business Running

Vendor concentration risk puts businesses at risk of massive downtime when one cloud provider fails. Multicloud strategies reduce this risk by spreading critical workloads across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud-but only when done intentionally and with the right tools.