Sessions
Sessions With over 40 sessions, 45 speakers and 85+ vendors – youâre getting the best value for your education and travel dollars. We are known at our conferences for bringing together the leading industry experts and business continuity educators to give you a positive and beneficial learning experience. Fall World 2014 promises to live up… Continue reading Sessions
Managing incidents across timezones
For the past week I have been working with a company in California and getting them ready for ISO22301 certification. I will speak more on the lessons learned from the certification in next week’s bulletin. In preparation for the audit I have been helping the local coordinator and senior managers develop their local business… Continue reading Managing incidents across timezones
Strategic BCP Software Selection Guide
BCP Software Selection Guide Selecting a business continuity planning software tool can be an arduous process. With the vast array of choices available today, it has become increasingly difficult to determine which software solution will fit your business. Today, many providers distract from their lack of essential capabilities by drawing your attention toward only nonessential… Continue reading Strategic BCP Software Selection Guide
Compliance Concerns Are Rising – Here’s What You Can Do About It
Originally posted on Rentsys Recovery Services’ blog. According to Accenture’s 2013 Global Risk Study, regulatory requirements rank as a top-five risk category for financial, government, insurance and other industries. In fact, 30 percent more companies plan to increase their compliance efficiency. The rising concern with compliance stems from both changes in legislation (such as Basel… Continue reading Compliance Concerns Are Rising – Here’s What You Can Do About It
3 Steps to Incident Readiness
Business Continuity methodologies have been around for decades. Business processes, technology, culture, markets, media and communication have all changed – yet BCM is still virtually the same.It shouldn’t surprise anyone that ‘Selling BCM to the C-Suite” is a problem of epidemic proportions. Executives see little – if any – value in current BCM methods and… Continue reading 3 Steps to Incident Readiness
4 Elements to Create an Incident Ready Program
The purpose of anIncident Readiness Programis to enhance the ability to respond effectively toanybusiness disruption and restore those assets (Business Processes, facilities, technology, suppliers and people) that are critical to the delivery of that organization’s Products & Services. The Planning Phase of the program enables the organization to identify the critical assets at risk, prioritize… Continue reading 4 Elements to Create an Incident Ready Program
Reading and writing
By Andy Osborne, AcumenOriginally posted on Oz’s Business Continuity Blog I like writing. I like reading too, although with everything else vying for my attention, I don’t get nearly enough time to read for pleasure. On the writing front, I blog when I can, although not as often as I’d like, I write my “Tip… Continue reading Reading and writing
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Why Plan? A Closer Look at Business Continuity
By Ross Ladley, Avalution ConsultingOriginally posted on Avalution Consulting’s Business Continuity Blog Business continuity is an often talked about risk management practice, especially with what appears to be an ever increasing number of serious disasters, including Superstorm Sandy, the California wildfires, and the Japanese Tsunami – and that’s only natural disasters! Disruptive incidents can stem from major… Continue reading Why Plan? A Closer Look at Business Continuity