Describe your worst day as a business continuity professional. That’s the first question asked when taking on the position in an interview. It’s rarely the accomplishments, accolades, or awards. It’s the response, recovery, and demonstrated resilience from the event which has the highest impact. If the answer to the question is a bunch of “I’s and Me’s,” you can move on to the next candidate. Why? Because after the calamity it takes a village for activation. The Village People: A Circle of Trust The village is more than the business continuity management team. The village is the circle of trust…
A Different Approach to Simulation Exercises
Simulation exercises can be very useful in identifying gaps as well as bringing structure to an organization during an unforeseen...
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Smart Spending on IT DR: Using BIA to Minimize Risk and Costs
Technology underpins virtually every business process. Whether it’s customer-facing operations like order processing or internal functions like payroll, technology is...
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Jason Harrell, cybersecurity thought leader and public policy advocate
Career Spotlight: Jason Harrell
Tell us about yourself – your name, company, title, and responsibilities? My name is Jason Harrell. I am a thought...
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Another Virtual Success for DRJ Spring 2021
ARNOLD, Mo. – It’s been an impactful year for many business continuity professionals, but the industry’s premiere event last week...
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