In terms of bang for the buck, not all business continuity activities are created equal. One of the most valuable ways BC practitioners can spend their time is making sure their organizations can truly execute on their manual workarounds. Rehearsing Your Plan B Due to the complexity of BC methodology, many aspects of the field have the potential to become time sinks. It’s not hard to spend hundreds of hours a year doing BIAs, gap analyses, risk assessments, developing recovery strategies, and writing recovery plans.  Pursued purposefully, these are all worthwhile activities. However, there is one activity most BC offices…
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