Orientation for Individuals, Organizations and Society
My books explore questions that arise in different personal, organizational and decision-making contexts.
How do we recognize important connections? How do we deal with uncertainty? What does responsibility mean? And how can orientation and humanity shape the way we act?
Although the publications address different subjects, they share a common approach: examining information critically, broadening perspectives and strengthening independent judgment.
Published Books
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Authors:
Robert Drewling and Birgit Braun
Language: German
This book presents practical methods for strengthening business continuity without unnecessary bureaucracy.
It explains how organizations can identify risks at an early stage, analyze vulnerabilities and develop concrete measures to prevent or mitigate crises.
A four-stage maturity model and a structured questionnaire provide readers with practical tools for assessing their current position and further developing their business continuity management.
The guide is complemented by checklists, templates and established practices that are particularly relevant to small and medium-sized enterprises.
The need for care often arises unexpectedly, leaving family members facing many questions and decisions.
This book offers orientation in a challenging situation. It helps readers make sense of information, prepare for conversations and gradually gain greater confidence in everyday life.
It combines a factual approach with a compassionate understanding of the experiences of family caregivers.
Foreword by Dr. med. Ute Teichert, MPH
Former Ministerial Director
Specialist in Public Health, Public Health Expert and Preventive Medicine Specialist
She draws on her many years of experience in healthcare to provide a broader perspective on the challenges and structures of the care system.
Orientierung im Zeitalter von KI, Komplexität und Verantwortung
Author:
Birgit Braun
Language: German
Band 1
Publisher:
BoD – Books on Demand
Orientierung schafft Zukunft is a book of orientation and reflection about decisions, responsibility and effectiveness in a complex world.
It explores why more information does not automatically lead to better decisions and why the ability to find orientation is becoming an essential capability for the future.
Birgit Braun brings together personal observations, governance perspectives and practical experience, inviting readers to look more closely, ask better questions and approach responsibility with greater awareness.
Published in German. No English edition is currently being presented.
You may be preparing an important decision, seeking a clearer understanding of organizational connections or exploring questions of responsibility and effectiveness.
If you have a specific business concern, we can discuss whether my advisory approach is relevant to your situation.
