“Business continuity is not about checking a box. It Is about people and community resiliency, business resumption, crisis communication, evacuation procedures, exercise, drills, simulations, BC/DR techniques and activities that can be applied to our day-to-day lives.” This is what Masse Adjetey, a business continuity analyst with Nelnet (formerly Great Lakes Higher Education), would like to tell college and university students so they can get excited about a career in business continuity. Adjetey has been working in business continuity for eight years and he plans to spend the rest of his career in BC/DR. As he tells us, “With the emergency…
United Arab Emirates BCM and Pandemics: Preparing for What’s Next
The world is still learning lessons from a once-in-a-century pandemic. BC managers in the United Arab Emirates are applying those...
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Shaping Continuity Communications
Babe Ruth once said, “The way a team plays as a whole determines its success. You may have the greatest...
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DRJ and Lambert Learning Debut Entry-Level BC Course with a Focus on Action
After more than 30 years in the business continuity industry, I’ve noticed that most newcomers are looking for practical instruction....
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Is Your Organization Prepared for the Next Disruption?
Planning an Effective Tabletop Exercise Most organizations with mature business continuity capabilities usually have a purpose-driven exercise program which includes...
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