Books by "DR. CHARLES O. OGUTU"
3 books found
The world has entered an era where disruption is no longer rare but constant. Cyberattacks, geopolitical tensions, climate disasters, and rapid technological shifts have reshaped the landscape in which organizations must operate. Survival now depends on more than reaction. It requires the ability to adapt, learn, and evolve under pressure. ‘Resilient Futures’ offers a comprehensive guide to building organizations capable of thriving in this new reality. Drawing on the lessons of recent crises, from global ransomware attacks to severe weather events and systemic supply chain breakdowns, Dr. Charles Ogutu demonstrates why traditional crisis management models are no longer adequate. He introduces an integrated framework for resilience that unites strategy, operations, technology, culture, and people into a single dynamic system. The book explores the five domains of modern resilience, providing practical tools for anticipation, absorption, adaptation, recovery, and transformation. It highlights how leadership, governance, and human factors are as vital as technical solutions, and how digital transformation acts as both an enabler and a source of new vulnerabilities. Written for leaders, practitioners, and scholars alike, ‘Resilient Futures’ delivers both strategic insight and actionable guidance. It challenges organizations to move beyond compliance and static planning toward resilience as a defining capability. The message is clear: the future will belong to those prepared not only to withstand disruption but to turn it into opportunity.
An Overview Of E-Market And Cyber Threats
by Dr. Vivek Rastogi, Dr. Monika Rastogi
2025 · Orange book publication
This book offers a comprehensive overview of the dynamic landscape where e-markets intersect with cyber threats. It delves into the evolution of digital commerce, exploring the opportunities and challenges presented by online markets. From the proliferation of e-commerce platforms to the rise of digital currencies, it examines the transformative impact of technology on business transactions. Concurrently, it scrutinizes the ever-present risks posed by cyber threats, ranging from data breaches to online fraud. Through insightful analysis and real-world examples, the book navigates the intricate relationship between e-markets and cyber threats, providing valuable insights for individuals and organizations seeking to navigate this complex digital terrain.
The twenty-first century has ushered in a decisive transformation in global politics. The brief period of American dominance has given way to an uncertain and contested multipolar order. ‘The New Global Order: International Relations and Security in the 21st Century’ offers a clear and authoritative analysis of this shift and its implications for states, institutions, and societies. The book examines how power is redistributed among the United States, China, Russia, and other emerging actors, while highlighting the influence of middle powers and non-state groups. It explores the intersections of great power rivalry with transnational challenges such as climate change, pandemics, cyber conflict, and migration, showing how these forces shape opportunities and vulnerabilities in today’s interconnected world. Grounded in international relations theory yet attentive to real-world policy debates, the book combines regional studies with functional analysis to present a comprehensive understanding of twenty-first century security. Designed for scholars, policymakers, and engaged readers alike, this volume equips audiences to interpret the shifting global landscape with clarity, foresight, and informed judgment.